Randomly Punish a Lucky Viewer

I wish the author great success. New friends can check it out, it's really good. 6000 Hours of reading experience recommends this book If you think it's okay, give it a thumbs up! I would like to point out once that I am not a troll and have no brains to spray.

The author's book is very interesting and interesting. I haven't read a book in a long time that can make me laugh like a pig in the middle of the night! Super pretty! Good luck, the author knows me well!

This book must be updated. If the quality does not drop, it will definitely be the next hit of the Zhatian Gang. Come on, author, order starting at 20,000 yuan.

The beginning is okay, but can you really watch the rest? Do all sects do this? Are all sect relationships like this? This kind of silly novel is that the sect where the protagonist goes is the most evil, and then the silly protagonist goes to save everything.

This book on cultivating immortals is very creative and adds funny elements to make the content of cultivating immortals not so boring. Then the question is, are there any other similar types of cultivating immortals? I haven't seen enough.

One day I saw that in a certain comment section, a reader left the word "haha" in the novel's comment section, so I thought about it with curiosity and a learning attitude, why is this? Through my many years of analysis and research, I finally came up with the following explanations: First of all, from the five thousand years of Chinese history, the pinyin of these two characters is hehe. From this, it is not difficult to see the pronunciation of h and e in the 26 letters. Then let us use the pinyin pronunciation to read h. E. H. E. Friends, do you see anything? Okay, everyone has their own opinion here, so I won't say more about mine. Now let's look at the meaning of these two words from the five thousand years of Chinese writing. "Haha" means laughter in the dictionary. Of course, I don't think it can be that simple to express the reader's true thoughts. Let's take a closer look. Then we can see that the word "ha" can be split into two words: "口" and "ke". So what does it mean when read together, it means "口口口可"? Could it be that the reader is very thirsty? I think of course not. Chinese characters are not that simple. From this, I can see that this is the reader's inner expression. Why do you use "hehe" to express your thirst? Because "hehe" can double express that the reader likes to laugh when reading (a certain novel). If he laughs a lot, of course he is thirsty. It is not difficult to see that (a certain novel) attracts him, and it can also reflect how good this book is! So now it's here, what else can "haha" express? Okay, now let's look at it from an art perspective, have you discovered anything? ! ! ! This art angle 6 will be slowly introduced to everyone! Ha~~~~~Haha😪 (I won't give it a thumbs up if I read it, because the man doesn't have a small penis, and the woman doesn't have a big squint)

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An elder sister who washed dishes was often called aunt. She disliked the aunt's unpleasantness, so she gave herself a very cool name: the Queen Mother of Porcelain Washing. The tire repairman next door was inspired and gave himself an international name: Napoleon. The welding electrician heard about it and named his welding shop: Welding Emperor. One day he went to the candy store next door to show off, but the owner of the candy store pulled him to see the name of his store: Tang Taizong. The welder was silent... Not far away, he looked at the cake shop owner who was installing a sign. The name of the shop was: Han Cake Zu. Then a dung truck passed by and he saw three big words written on it: Qin Shi Huang.

Seeing that the result of 50 is still a routine, it's boring. Meow~ You can't just randomly bind people around the world. Meow. The three bindings are basically the same. They are all about practice, practice, practice. It's boring. Meow. If you like it, don't criticize it. This is just my personal feeling, so you can do whatever you want~

Comment: To be honest, I was attracted by the title of the book. After all, generally speaking, the audience and customers should be consumers of the same nature, and they have to provide something no matter what, but here it has become a random punishment, which is really a bit magical. With a little doubt, I clicked on this book. After reading it, I realized that this "audience" was not the audience in my stereotype. The protagonist of the book, Wen Qiang, is a time traveler, and he is very lucky to have the Heavenly Dao System. He thought that with the system, he would have no problem reaching the sky in one step. But reality taught him a hard lesson. Not only was this system useless, the tasks it gave him were impossible to complete, and the punishment was never handed down. The saddest thing was that he couldn't die yet, so he could only endure the torture for life. As the saying goes, once a person is unlucky, even drinking water can fill his teeth. I guess Wen Qiang is not much different from this. But as the protagonist, how could he be so aggrieved all the time? As a well-known programmer in his previous life, Wen Qiang was much more sensitive to bugs in programs than ordinary people, so he found system bugs and broke the system. From then on, he began to truly ascend. It's just pity that the people of this world have also begun to go on the road of being constantly poisoned by Wen Qiang. This plot change adds a lot of vitality and laughter to the book. The so-called blessing is a blessing in disguise, that's how it is. The whole book up to this point has been full of twists and turns, making it even more interesting to read. Although this system, given by Heaven, has its own bugs, it also possesses the power of Heaven and is irresistible. If you are willing to be this audience, then you are the "lucky audience".