
I Can Identify Everything, but the Information is Wrong
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[Beef buns: It can effectively replenish physical strength and enhance physical fitness, and can be eaten with confidence] Tian Lin, who was extremely hungry, looked at the cow dung in front of him and couldn't help but fall into deep thought. Is this cow dung or beef buns? To eat or not to eat? This is a problem.
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Speaking of which, what is the talent of a normal person? I said earlier that Jianghu has been nothing more than a third-rate player for more than ten years. Boss Zhang is a first-rater, but Liu is a second-rater. Is that because he is gifted? The protagonist becomes a first-rate master and is pushed into the sect to become a handyman Just think that the protagonist is as stupid as a pig, and can barely keep up with others by eating elixirs and spiritual food that have been transformed by the system, and then he turns around and beats up a grandmaster's maid who "surpasses most ordinary masters"? The owner of the maid, Mr. Shang, and Brother Han are both under the third steward, and Han has already said that he is not afraid of Mr. Shang, but! Han is just a master It feels like it's just a box set. No matter how high the protagonist's cultivation level is, there will always be new peers who are stronger than him, and their combat power is unreasonable. A mortal can destroy the world in more than ten years, a third-rate man can beat a dozen strong men with swords, and a grandmaster can't even take a move from a Qi warrior. If a few more people from this sect go down the mountain, everyone in the world will panic. If the sect breaks out, I don't know how they will survive.
How should I put it? The whole book is full of deus ex machina. As long as the protagonist is too weak or too strong, it will forcefully distort it.
The first time was Xiaoyue's father, the second time was when he was taken away to take prisoners, and the third time was when a deus ex machina was used to force the granddaughter of an elder to be captured, and then the elder in the foundation building stage was asked to capture the protagonist, who obviously relied on the infinite resources of the illusion. Is it because he is afraid that the protagonist will rely on unlimited resources to reach the golden elixir without going out, so he does this?
The most basic logic is broken. How can a cheat that is so powerful be captured and used as a mining slave? ? ? ? ? ? ? Idiot, right? Brother. The plug-in is so powerful, so you need to make yourself feel safe as soon as possible. The whole family is dead, no effort at all, just an ordinary person, who can't even eat enough for his mother, and still wandering around the world so carelessly, isn't his brain funny? The first thing a normal time traveler does is always collect information, understand the world, eat enough to create favorable conditions, and follow others when there is shit on his head and he can't even eat enough. He was even more speechless after that. What a soul-hiding flower. Eat one of the one-year skills. After you get the inner strength and mental method, eat 10,000 of them first. Furthermore, a family that was only at the 4th level of the weapon refining stage had to kill five hundred people every three months just to dig a mine, and this family had existed for hundreds of years. A service in capital letters. Four to five hundred every three months, more than 5,000 in three years. As long as there are some promising ones who are successful in Qi training, he does not want to think about his tragic fate and go back to settle accounts with this family. Writing blindly.
Mei Xiangu is a failure
After leaving Jade Dragon Continent, I thought the excitement had become more exciting. Seeing such an inexplicable Mei Fairy was really disgusting, and there were so many chapters that I had just scratched the surface of before and it was not awkward to jump through. There was so much writing at the beginning, but what the hell was written? It was all a crooked way, using people's souls to plant trees, right? In the beginning, the protagonist did not eat cow dung, human blood, or **, but he ate the leaves grown from the soul with relish. There were a lot of descriptions of the appearance and I thought she was the heroine, but the result was super annoying. I wanted Tian Lin to kill her, but later she became her nanny, and she had to occupy a lot of scenes. There are fewer and fewer scenes in the entries, and there are more and more inexplicable plots. If it weren't for the novelty of the entries, who would have read it? As a result, the highlights become less and less obvious, and there are more and more so-called plots. It's just that the characters have good and bad qualities. The protagonist may be kind-hearted and completely inappropriate at one moment, and may have a bottom line at another time. The characters cannot be well developed. It's really a waste of such a good idea!
The whole novel, like other novels, is the best in the early stages. The further you get to the back, the more ridiculous it gets.
1. I didn't expect Mei Xiangu to become the heroine, because this aspect will directly deduct half of the points. I don't know what the author was thinking about making such an arrogant, vicious, brainless, and selfish person become the heroine. 2. Major events appear too suddenly, and the ending of the event is very anticlimactic. Important plots arise in a hurry and fall flat. 3. In 90% of the dungeons and plots, the protagonist spent a lot of effort, but in the end gained nothing. The opportunities all belonged to the villain, and even the protagonist's friends did not gain anything. There are too many villain scenes, the good guys are rushed off the line, and it makes people sick. 4. The protagonist is a coward. He always puts himself to death when it is time to be stubborn, and becomes a coward again when it is time to fight. 5. The descriptions of the entries became less and less in the later period. I don't know why. 6. There are so many pits buried inexplicably that it will probably not be easy to fill them in later, and there are too many pits, so it is unlikely that they will all be filled. 7. The protagonist has no calculations or plans at all. With such an incredible golden finger, he actually takes things as they come. And the character of the protagonist is uncertain, sometimes inexplicably vicious, sometimes inexplicably virginal, hey. Overall evaluation, the outline is quite good and the story is innovative, but the plot description is too disgusting. It had the potential to become a divine book, but it's a pity.
I read two chapters. At the beginning, I wanted to write about hardship and abjection, but I didn't have the common sense to write something nondescript.
The old man who used weeds to satisfy his hunger for two days was even poisoned. He is actually afraid of a rope of more than ten feet, and the protagonist also eats wild vegetables to satisfy his hunger. His first reaction when he got the porridge was that it was cold and sizzling?
The seventh young master's crime is not worthy of death. The male protagonist's character is really low. His perception has dropped a lot. There are too few positive things.
1 The author is good enough, 2 Golden Finger is novel, but it makes the protagonist smart because of the common problem of being too strong.
3. The supporting characters' logical abilities need to be improved. 4 The main reason is that the word count is low, the story has no rhythm, and there is no sense of expectation. Jumping through the book will not affect the plot. Hope the author improves
It's not fun to ramble on and on, it's a useless plot.
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Official(64)Scraped 16d ago
Speaking of which, what is the talent of a normal person? I said earlier that Jianghu has been nothing more than a third-rate player for more than ten years. Boss Zhang is a first-rater, but Liu is a second-rater. Is that because he is gifted? The protagonist becomes a first-rate master and is pushed into the sect to become a handyman Just think that the protagonist is as stupid as a pig, and can barely keep up with others by eating elixirs and spiritual food that have been transformed by the system, and then he turns around and beats up a grandmaster's maid who "surpasses most ordinary masters"? The owner of the maid, Mr. Shang, and Brother Han are both under the third steward, and Han has already said that he is not afraid of Mr. Shang, but! Han is just a master It feels like it's just a box set. No matter how high the protagonist's cultivation level is, there will always be new peers who are stronger than him, and their combat power is unreasonable. A mortal can destroy the world in more than ten years, a third-rate man can beat a dozen strong men with swords, and a grandmaster can't even take a move from a Qi warrior. If a few more people from this sect go down the mountain, everyone in the world will panic. If the sect breaks out, I don't know how they will survive.
How should I put it? The whole book is full of deus ex machina. As long as the protagonist is too weak or too strong, it will forcefully distort it.
The first time was Xiaoyue's father, the second time was when he was taken away to take prisoners, and the third time was when a deus ex machina was used to force the granddaughter of an elder to be captured, and then the elder in the foundation building stage was asked to capture the protagonist, who obviously relied on the infinite resources of the illusion. Is it because he is afraid that the protagonist will rely on unlimited resources to reach the golden elixir without going out, so he does this?
The most basic logic is broken. How can a cheat that is so powerful be captured and used as a mining slave? ? ? ? ? ? ? Idiot, right? Brother. The plug-in is so powerful, so you need to make yourself feel safe as soon as possible. The whole family is dead, no effort at all, just an ordinary person, who can't even eat enough for his mother, and still wandering around the world so carelessly, isn't his brain funny? The first thing a normal time traveler does is always collect information, understand the world, eat enough to create favorable conditions, and follow others when there is shit on his head and he can't even eat enough. He was even more speechless after that. What a soul-hiding flower. Eat one of the one-year skills. After you get the inner strength and mental method, eat 10,000 of them first. Furthermore, a family that was only at the 4th level of the weapon refining stage had to kill five hundred people every three months just to dig a mine, and this family had existed for hundreds of years. A service in capital letters. Four to five hundred every three months, more than 5,000 in three years. As long as there are some promising ones who are successful in Qi training, he does not want to think about his tragic fate and go back to settle accounts with this family. Writing blindly.
Mei Xiangu is a failure
After leaving Jade Dragon Continent, I thought the excitement had become more exciting. Seeing such an inexplicable Mei Fairy was really disgusting, and there were so many chapters that I had just scratched the surface of before and it was not awkward to jump through. There was so much writing at the beginning, but what the hell was written? It was all a crooked way, using people's souls to plant trees, right? In the beginning, the protagonist did not eat cow dung, human blood, or **, but he ate the leaves grown from the soul with relish. There were a lot of descriptions of the appearance and I thought she was the heroine, but the result was super annoying. I wanted Tian Lin to kill her, but later she became her nanny, and she had to occupy a lot of scenes. There are fewer and fewer scenes in the entries, and there are more and more inexplicable plots. If it weren't for the novelty of the entries, who would have read it? As a result, the highlights become less and less obvious, and there are more and more so-called plots. It's just that the characters have good and bad qualities. The protagonist may be kind-hearted and completely inappropriate at one moment, and may have a bottom line at another time. The characters cannot be well developed. It's really a waste of such a good idea!
The whole novel, like other novels, is the best in the early stages. The further you get to the back, the more ridiculous it gets.
1. I didn't expect Mei Xiangu to become the heroine, because this aspect will directly deduct half of the points. I don't know what the author was thinking about making such an arrogant, vicious, brainless, and selfish person become the heroine. 2. Major events appear too suddenly, and the ending of the event is very anticlimactic. Important plots arise in a hurry and fall flat. 3. In 90% of the dungeons and plots, the protagonist spent a lot of effort, but in the end gained nothing. The opportunities all belonged to the villain, and even the protagonist's friends did not gain anything. There are too many villain scenes, the good guys are rushed off the line, and it makes people sick. 4. The protagonist is a coward. He always puts himself to death when it is time to be stubborn, and becomes a coward again when it is time to fight. 5. The descriptions of the entries became less and less in the later period. I don't know why. 6. There are so many pits buried inexplicably that it will probably not be easy to fill them in later, and there are too many pits, so it is unlikely that they will all be filled. 7. The protagonist has no calculations or plans at all. With such an incredible golden finger, he actually takes things as they come. And the character of the protagonist is uncertain, sometimes inexplicably vicious, sometimes inexplicably virginal, hey. Overall evaluation, the outline is quite good and the story is innovative, but the plot description is too disgusting. It had the potential to become a divine book, but it's a pity.
I read two chapters. At the beginning, I wanted to write about hardship and abjection, but I didn't have the common sense to write something nondescript.
The old man who used weeds to satisfy his hunger for two days was even poisoned. He is actually afraid of a rope of more than ten feet, and the protagonist also eats wild vegetables to satisfy his hunger. His first reaction when he got the porridge was that it was cold and sizzling?
The seventh young master's crime is not worthy of death. The male protagonist's character is really low. His perception has dropped a lot. There are too few positive things.
1 The author is good enough, 2 Golden Finger is novel, but it makes the protagonist smart because of the common problem of being too strong.
3. The supporting characters' logical abilities need to be improved. 4 The main reason is that the word count is low, the story has no rhythm, and there is no sense of expectation. Jumping through the book will not affect the plot. Hope the author improves
It's not fun to ramble on and on, it's a useless plot.
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[Art coefficient:★★] [Abstract coefficient:★★★] [When the cultivation system starts talking nonsense: Absurd cultivation aesthetics] Anti-routine cultivation: Counterattack rules driven by misinformation Unlike conventional "omniscient systems", the error information output by this system becomes the core driving force of the plot. Tian Lin was forced to solve the puzzle through reverse thinking: when the production instructions for "Huang Huang" went awry, he instead created a new type of elixir; faced with the misinterpretation of "Binding Immortal Rope", he developed a new weapon-controlling move. This kind of practice method of "correcting mistakes with mistakes" breaks the inherent pattern of "system is truth" in cultivation novels and builds a unique counterattack logic. Worldview construction: the deep metaphor behind confusing information The author peels off the "reality" of the world of cultivation through systematic misjudgment. When "Taoist Sect Moves North" is marked as "the map is too big" and when the "Nascent Soul Monster" is displayed as "three-headed wolf", it is a funny plot on the surface, but in fact it implies that the grand narrative of the cultivation world may be just a joke of a higher dimension. This kind of post-modern deconstruction technique makes the work contain philosophical thinking on the nature of cultivation in a light and funny way. Narrative structure: a cultivation maze woven by fragmented information The novel adopts a cognitive fog narrative similar to the "Cthulhu Mythos" to build suspense through the continuous accumulation of wrong information. From "The Shock in the Tong Family" to "The Change in the Nine Netherlands", each chapter is like a puzzle piece. The protagonist gradually gets closer to the truth through misjudgment, but falls into a deeper cognitive trap. This non-linear narrative not only fits the chaotic setting of the system, but also enhances the reader's sense of substitution. Social Criticism: The Absurd Mirror of the Cultivation World The author uses systematic misjudgments to map cognitive distortions in real society. When "Mei Fairy, a chivalrous and righteous woman" is labeled as "doing no evil", and when "The Road to Immortality" is interpreted as "no need for friends", these ironies point directly to the moral hypocrisy and alienation of interpersonal relationships in the world of cultivation. Tian Lin's process of sticking to his true heart amidst confusing information is actually a gentle resistance to the law of "the weak and the strong" in the world of cultivation. Conclusion This work uses systematic misjudgment as the fulcrum to leverage the narrative tradition of cultivation novels. It not only continues the growth trajectory of "Mortal Flow", but also gives it a new aesthetic value through absurd treatment. When misinformation becomes the key to cultivation, and when the boundaries between cow dung and elixir are blurred, readers see not only a funny cultivation story, but also a profound inquiry into the nature of cognition and the authenticity of the world.



It's a mortal stream, and it's hard to find immortals at the beginning. The writing is very exciting, especially the search for immortals in the mines is particularly good. However, it doesn't work well after entering the Immortal Sect. It's not as detailed as the beginning. It's a little boring, and it's a bit of a novice.




It's not like a new author. The plug-in is quite interesting. It's what it is identified as. Do you think it's a weed? My plug-in told me that this is a body-training medicine




Goldfinger has a certain feeling of being a celestial being, and ordinary people are like cultivating immortals. Personally, I feel that the reading experience is good, the writing is mature, and the world view is slowly unfolding. It is worth reading.













