Survival Species

Still saying the same thing, the previous Immortality Seed was too dull in the later stage, with a bunch of repeated realms, which made me feel numb... When I came out, I had my first glimpse of the realm. On the high street in the middle, there was a lot of chaos, such as Master, Grandmaster, Dzogchen, Dzogchen, Ultimate, and Perfect. I didn't even bother to complain. In terms of dominating the plot, it's too much. Eat, eat, eat, rise, rise, rise... That one is weird... These things are all cliche and meaningless. I hope the author can write better...

In August of the ninth year of Daqian, there was a severe drought in Yuanzhou. Another encounter with the earth dragon turned over, and countless people died of hunger. On August 19, Li Tong, a demon from Yuanzhou, founded the Three Saints Sect to confuse the people and lead them to cause chaos. In March, nineteen cities were attacked in succession, and Yuanzhou was in chaos! Influenced by the Yuanzhou Three Saints Sect, wars broke out all over Daqian, and the world was in chaos! The vast country is in turmoil!

How could an old author write such a vicious book? There are plug-ins that can break through, but there is no need to slow down the pace. This kind of author is a typical lack of progress, right?

The protagonist has no brains and must make breakthroughs on his own without relying on plug-ins. My eldest sister was beaten, but she still didn't save her even though she had the ability. Martial arts schools teach people martial arts breathing techniques, and they don't cover up in broad daylight. The plot of Momojiji, the article with the number of words I tried the drug and it made me uncomfortable, so I stopped watching it. Those with high resistance can watch it.

In the author's previous series of books, the protagonists didn't have much brains. This book starts off well, but has a lot of flaws later on. First, the protagonist was murdered and one of his feet was smashed by a boulder into a shattered fracture. In this case, the protagonist could still practice martial arts regardless of the pain by relying solely on his own will. Well, if you say that you, a modern person, have an inhuman will, I won't say anything. Comminuted fracture! What is the concept?! Most people will suffer from vascular necrosis within 24 hours and be in danger of life. But nothing happened to the protagonist, and he lived happily for several months~ If you forcefully make up a cheat for the protagonist or make up a reason because the protagonist has a special bloodline, it's fine. He is just an ordinary person. Isn't this logical flaw too big? It goes against basic common sense. . . Second, the protagonist is a cripple. Cause trouble everywhere and offend a lot of enemies. The protagonist thinks he is capable of flying knives and swordsmanship, and his confidence is terrifying. In the author's works, every plot is full of pretentiousness by the protagonist. But the author is totally crazy about it. In fact, a cripple with limited mobility like the protagonist is easy for ordinary people to deal with. As long as two or three people surround each person with a large iron shield, and then buy some kerosene and alcohol for long-range coverage, they can easily burn the protagonist to death. After all, no matter how accurate the protagonist's flying knife is, it cannot penetrate the large shield, because kinetic energy is lost, even firearms are difficult, and the bullets are more than 200 meters per second. The destructive force of throwing the flying knife is much smaller than that of a simple hand-to-hand explosion. It is really so awesome that the later copper-skin mirror described in the author's writing can not do it, let alone the thickening of the shield. A slow-moving small-fire turret with limited firepower should not be easy to deal with. As a result, the villains in the author's works are all idiots who only know how to rush in with a knife as an experience baby. Anyone who has some sense in the world of martial arts knows how to target weaknesses, and this is not a sophisticated strategy, anyone can think of it. . . Also, just to discuss the matter, I didn't make any comments, I just pointed out logical loopholes. Why did you delete my comment?

The eldest sister doesn't even know if there is any danger. She has a golden finger but doesn't use it. She has to rely on her own efforts to break through the situation. It's just a mess.

I couldn't stand it until I reached chapter 17. The protagonist makes another sneak attack. He also injured one arm and one leg in advance. He can actually rush towards the protagonist with great vigor and vigor! I feel like what's the use of the protagonist practicing flying knives? Even if a local ruffian was stabbed twice, it wouldn't be a big deal and he could still maintain his fighting power! He almost killed the protagonist! If it is those masters. Maybe dozens of knives on the body are nothing. And even the local ruffians have the reflexes to block the flying knives with their arms when they are attacked by flying knives in the dark night. That would be so terrifying for the strong men in this world. So write the protagonist to death as soon as possible, and then a healthy person can inherit his cheat. Then approach the battle route. After all, the protagonist is so frightened that he finds out that he is being followed by Xu Ergou. I advise the author to sacrifice this protagonist.

UC's shock department is not as shocking as yours. There are also a lot of people eating there in the battle scene. Impossible, impossible, beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep.

What the hell is a golden finger? It takes a normal person ten days to get started, but if a pig's feet have a golden finger, it takes more than forty days to practice.

From the current point of view, the protagonist's golden finger is the ability to instantly master martial arts skills and the ability to break through realms. Later on, I believe the author will open up various opportunities for the protagonist to speed up his upgrade. However, the protagonist is a cripple, and there are currently many loopholes in the text. First, the protagonist's feet were smashed and his bones were shattered. How could his flesh and bones not be damaged? The protagonist thinks he has a golden finger and wants to recover from amputation in the future. However, objectively speaking, if it is not treated for a few days or even twenty-four hours, the flesh and blood will gradually become necrotic and even endanger life. Not to mention that it would take a long time for the protagonist to find his way back to his posture. After such a long time, the person has long been gone, but the protagonist is simply unable to move, which goes against common sense. Of course, some people say that this is a different world in the novel. But in the novel world, you can talk about different power systems, and there will still be foreshadowing. For example, the protagonists need to practice magic and secret medicine to have all kinds of strange powers, otherwise there will be a foreshadowing. If the author pulls the protagonist's leg and it's okay, then there must be some foreshadowing, such as a special bloodline or simply a golden finger. You can't take it for granted that it's okay? Second, the article describes how powerful the protagonist is, but in fact, killing the protagonist is not that difficult at all. The protagonist can't move now, so what if the flying knife is fast and accurate? What if five or six shots are fired at a time? As long as you hold up a thick iron shield to cover your whole body, and two or three people throw kerosene or wine at the protagonist from a distance, two or three ordinary people can easily kill the protagonist. There is no need to stupidly use a knife as a target to give the protagonist experience and fame. Unless the author forcibly cheats and says that the protagonist's flying knives are as hard as super alloys, the protagonist's flying knives can break iron shields. To be honest, it's more awesome than firearms. Ordinary sniper rifles can't resist it. The protagonist can be so powerful by relying solely on physical force, which is beyond the realm of who knows how much. And the enemy only needs to superimpose shields~ You know, as long as the object flies with force and follows the laws of physics, its energy will continue to be lost and weakened. So if the author wants to write about a crippled protagonist who kills everyone and provokes his enemies, just a little bit of pretense will be enough. If it is too much, it will be nonsense. Unless he is forcibly cheated, ordinary people can actually surround and kill the protagonist. Unless you can use your head and feet to recover instantly, a small firepower turret without the ability to move is just a paper tiger that can be easily captured.