Human Beings Are Deceitful, and the Fleshly Body Can Make Infinite Deductions

The book I was following two days ago was written by Zhang Tui. I saw that the writing in Zhang Tui was not like the traditional brainless friendly recommendation that can't get in the way of people, so I gave it a try. I found that I had been persuaded to quit after reading two chapters, but after reading it, I found that it was okay at the end. Simulator stream. The protagonist travels through a strange world and becomes an orphan in a mountain village. He is the kind of person who even dares to bully children. Relying on the built-in simulator to gradually become stronger, you can survive the two levels of pig-raising human-bear demon spirits and invading sects, and then come out of the mountains and officially enter the world of cultivation. Why read this book: It's the third entry-level simulator I've ever seen. Compared to the most popular simulator, which focuses on gaining experience and quickly upgrading, this one focuses on generating new entries to strengthen various parts of the body, which is a bit new. In addition, compared with that book, the plot does not revolve around the simulator to a high degree. Of course, whether this is a good or bad thing is another matter. Why not read this book: The flavor of formulaic writing is still a bit heavy, for example, the first two chapters are a bit discouraging, and the villains are all written in the classic clown villain style of web novels. Generally speaking, food and grass - between food and grass, I will make a comment later depending on the situation.

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The ancient immortals and Buddhas have disappeared, leaving only the Taoist fruits returned to ruins. The myths of the past are revived, waiting for the door of heaven to open. The ten true dragons, the Destiny Demon Star, the demon party that brings disaster to the country, the Holy Body of Martial Bones... Good looking, recommended