On the Night of the Death of My Entire Family, My Yi Jin Sutra Has Been Completed!

1: The reason why I don't like the system is that the protagonist is just a puppet. Opportunity does not use brain planning, just sends it directly. Ability will not be developed using the brain, but created using the brain, and will be given directly. 2: I don't like novels that start with the second generation of rich people and the cultivation of great emperors. Opportunities will come as they come, they are invincible and have no innovative imagination. If I travel to the world of cultivating immortals, even useless spiritual roots/martial spirits can counterattack and become gods. Plasma (Valkyrie's Tesla), compressed density (brother's black hole nuclear explosion), biological research (Hokage's Orochimaru),... Have you read so many books in vain? Why can others thrive without a system, but what about their brains? ---------- Data analysis ----------- A Mortal's Story of Immortality: Crowdfunding 40.25 Million yuan Immortal Rebellion: Crowdfunding 700,000 yuan -------- I am cultivating immortality through science for mortals: 7.6 Points No system 3 fanaticism, 7 obsession, 421 support ---------- Doupo: The strongest in the whole map, I will always be above you: 8.8 Points Systematic 0 fanaticism, 0 obsession, 7 support --------- Fight Po: Yang Emperor: 7.8 Points No system 1 fanaticism, 1 obsession, 173 support --------- The most skillful pirate hunter: 8.0 Points No system 1 fanaticism, 0 obsession, 3 support, --------- Pirate Talent System: 9.1 Points Systematic 0 fanaticism, 0 obsession, 2 support ----------- The world of Naruto through the eyes of reincarnation: 8.6 Points No system 1 fanaticism, 3 obsession, 500+ support ------------- Naruto: 9.0 Points Systematic 0 fanaticism, 0 obsession, 5 support -------- .... Many... Many... You can count them yourself... ---------- Facts have proved that people who like to read brainless novels and systematic novels have no money. These brainless people scold the brainless authors the most. They always feel that their feudal ideas are correct, just like a primary school student scolding a graduate author as disgusting. Isn't this contrary to Tiangang? If you don't understand it yourself, you'll scold others as disgusting if it doesn't suit your needs. The author can't satisfy everyone, so he can only serve the high-quality group of people and give up on the low-quality and moneyless group of people.

This is a special book for fans, isn't it? The beginning of the book introduces you to your life story and it's so full of poisonous points that you might as well just skim over it. And many details are really a bunch of flaws. For example, when the protagonist just broke a window, he could hear his fellow guards talking about his employer, but the guard couldn't hear him breaking the window. The author thought it was humorous, and turned around to ask the guard to exclaim who stole the window? There are many more points like this. Martial arts is really in decline. I can't find a book that I can read. . . . .

This book is a martial arts detective novel about solving crimes. Boring

You were persuaded to retreat at the beginning, but you still wanted to return the time traveler? Why don't you just run away at night when everyone is trying to kill you? If you open your mouth and shut up, you won't be paid? Even with all your martial arts skills, I haven't seen you kill anyone and search your body? Are you not greedy for money? Which is more important, money or life? You don't even know who is behind it, so you dare to come forward? Have you grown a brain?

I can see at a glance what the purpose of your writing is, so what the hell should I read? The plot is cliche, but you still end up with a lot of them. That's all the bullshit. These women caused a lot of trouble, and you still went to help. I even wanted to say, "Have you never seen a woman before?"

I deeply suspect that the author is mocking the readers' intelligence by writing a book with such confusing logic.

19 years of hardship means that you have been through hardships since you were born until you were 19 years old. Is this idiom appropriate?

The protagonist is obviously invincible but still has to be controlled by others. It feels like a tiger playing house among the cats. It feels awkward no matter how you look at it. Besides, there is no good person in the book except the protagonist and the women around him.

These people's reviews are all one-star ratings. Are these ratings serious?

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