Rookie Trail

First of all, I am very grateful to the readers who criticized me, because you can say this, which shows that you are really paying attention. It's my fault that I didn't use my brain, I admit it; it's my fault that my settings weren't rigorous, I admit it. But I wonder if you can accept the opinion of a novice author: Please keep your mouth clean when commenting in the future. Although this shows that you really put your heart into this work, it will also make people misunderstand your quality.

I first read this novel of yours some years ago. It was at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when I was appointed as Faqiu Zhonglang and was responsible for robbing tombs. At that time, a group of us entered an ancient tomb of the Yin and Shang Dynasties.

I read through the comments two days ago, and most of the comments were concentrated on the "Mr. Zombie" section, and most of them were criticized. It is probably that section that persuaded many people to quit. Emmm... How should I put it... To be fair, most people's comments do make sense. However, I personally feel that it would be abnormal if this situation did not occur in the early stage. The reasons are as follows: 1. The protagonist has both parents, a happy family, lives in a peaceful era, and receives a good education from school. He is just a middle school student with "good grades but poor abilities". Therefore, I have not experienced many things, and it is difficult to be mentally mature at the beginning, and my insight into human relationships is also difficult to reach the "near-demon" level that most of our readers hope. 2. Some people say that given the character of the protagonist, his ability to survive in the game scene is entirely due to his luck as the protagonist, but I can say that the protagonist died at least twice in the game scene: once due to strength, and the other time due to calculation. The only thing the protagonist's fate and luck give him is a system that relies on points to determine final life and death. 3. Some people say that infinite spiritual power is useless, but we have to consider two reasons: (1) The protagonist's mental power is not up to par yet (this will be solved after the battle with the Xiangling); (2) The protagonist lacks an instructor (in the Star Wars world, with the guidance of an Imperial Magistrate, the protagonist's cultivation level has increased a lot) 4. Some readers may think that my main tone of advocating virtue is disgusting, hypocritical, and unrealistic. But I personally feel that since real life is tiring enough, why should we bring heavy burdens into a fictional world where we can relax? There is no need to put pressure on those who read and write books just for the sake of a label that is "not in line with reality." Thank you for your support!

Is it poisonous when you step on it? In the novice level, you deliberately increase the difficulty and get rid of a person, and the protagonist is like a virgin. If he was not the protagonist, he would have been killed long ago.

It's really poisonous. Can you please stop doing these scheming plots? It's too much. I thought Liang Xiaoxiao was the heroine, but she actually killed the protagonist.

This book says that there are so many people with systems. I think this book is a stupid criticism.

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After seeing the author's comments, I read a chapter. First, soul travel. Soul travel is nothing. After all, it's the first world, but why is it a literary talent? Second, reality. It seems that it plans to return to reality. Third, players. The chapter says that there is only one player in this scene, which means there will be multiple players. It's so disgusting. That's it, it's just one chapter, I can't see...

Come on, author, come on!

Can the protagonist of the author go to a world of dead dates?