Since I Can't Cultivate Immortality, I Choose to Become a Saint Through the System

To be honest, the subject matter of the novel is very good. But why is it that the case is always being solved? Either he is solving a case, or he is on the way to solving a case. Moreover, the writing of the Chaos Clock is so awesome that you can upgrade the ordinary skills to one Qi and three Qings. As a result, the protagonist can use it for every Qi refining. . . It feels like it's downgraded instantly. It feels endless to write like this, I keep solving the case. Even though it was dirty when I bought it, the protagonist is still practicing the sixth level of Qi. All focus is on solving the case. I feel like there's really no need to write about so many cases.

What about you, the author? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

Unscrupulous author, stop updating, I'm really convinced

First of all, I would like to affirm this book. The writing is good, the plot setting and the protagonist's character are very good. But this Uncle Zhang, I don't know what the author's life experience is like, why he likes to arrange such a relative like this, at least it seems disgusting to me: 1. Frequently bringing up the dark memory of the person (protagonist) committing suicide in front of a person who has attempted suicide. People who commit suicide are generally mentally fragile. Even if they are rescued, they should be careful not to mention the heartache again. This is common sense. And this Uncle Zhang not only mentioned it repeatedly, but also kept publicizing it to the people around him. After the protagonist clearly expressed his dissatisfaction, he was not ashamed but proud of it. 2 It's disgusting enough to blame the fact that you can't kill the demon and cultivate it cleanly, but instead use your emotions to kidnap the protagonist to be the bait for the golden elixir demon cultivator. As a result, the protagonist was unable to protect the protagonist even though he acted as a bait. He accidentally fell into the magic cultivator's trap and was dragged away. He still didn't feel any guilt after that. 3 He keeps saying that he loves the protagonist and his sister, but it turns out that he does not arrange for the protagonist to enter the Gongmen to practice for the so-called "humane cultivation has serious consequences" (this consequence refers to the loss of cultivation after betraying the court, and I don't know why he thinks that the protagonist will betray the court). In fact, it is a small reason for the protagonist to commit suicide.

Very nice, it has become my latest pinned list

Oh my god, my well-raised author, if you cut the book, won't your conscience hurt?