Final Priesthood

The protagonist is too much of a virgin. She just saves people when they see them in danger, without considering whether she can beat them or not, and whether it will cause trouble to her family. He also said every time that saving people was the most important thing and that he had no time to think about other things.

Is there something wrong with what I said? Delete my book review... Isn't the plot of Gao Qing's woman poisonous? There are rewards for finding top talents when the official recruits people, right? That woman uses information to poach people and trick people into her group. Are you sure this is official? Is there still a need for such group leaders to exist? Mainly they are time travellers. After all, they have lived for a lifetime. They signed the agreement like this. Is there a future for following such people? Your intelligence is all in vain... You have the ability to continue deleting my book reviews. The previous writing was very good, but then someone like this appeared and everyone subscribed, and this is the result... I can't vent yet.

Even though he found out that the cult priest had killed so many people, he still didn't run out to call the police and fight against the cult members himself. In the TV series, such a person wouldn't survive one episode, let alone three! It's like Yaozi, who knows full well that the fraud group is inhumane and kills people, but still thinks he can run the fraud park by himself! ! !

Originally, the official setting was quite good. Because of a misunderstanding, a flying bear was "killed", and the other team members did not blame him. They asked him to hide when he was in danger. Before Zhou Ling "died", he hugged the boss and asked him to run quickly. It was the same development as Zhan Shen, but not so embarrassing. But what is disgusting is that Zhou Qing, who came to pick peaches later, did not help the protagonist in any way during the whole process, and even stole the protagonist's trophy (the crystal of the second rat man). After that, when they first met, he wanted to take the protagonist away on a very perverted charge (which gave me the feeling of Jin Yiwei). Overtly and covertly, he said that the protagonist was beaten to death by the rat men and should not resist. Then in order to easily recruit the protagonist, the protagonist's evaluation was tampered with, and the S-level potential was abruptly changed to C-level. Isn't this a PUA? The analogy of the recruitment part is that a company is recruiting people. The HR first despises you for being a country boy (this is what the article means). It is the protagonist's honor to join their organization and can achieve a class jump. Then the evaluation of the protagonist is changed. The PUA protagonist said that if he did not have a relationship with Zhou Ling, the protagonist would not be worthy of joining Feixiong. . . The protagonist is even more funny, he doesn't know how to push and pull, he just says whatever he says. In the real world, who accepts an office job and doesn't push and negotiate the terms? Ask more clearly? Whatever you say... You must know that the setting here is that the human elite has 9 points of intelligence, and the protagonist has 14 points at the time. That's it? That's it? The setting here to increase intelligence will increase the IQ, so where does the increase in intelligence go for the protagonist? What a failure! And what's even more outrageous is that the protagonist is a time traveler. It doesn't matter if he is really 17 years old. In his second life, he is still just like a blank slate, which makes people angry. Looking at the book review area, it seems that someone deleted the review, and the reviewer was also Zhou Qing. I deleted it and posted it again. I have a third account. . .

At the beginning, the protagonist's family situation is not satisfactory! Then the protagonist's family helps the protagonist to have a talent foundation that can be compared with those! ! I stopped watching after I saw the protagonist successfully entered the martial arts gym! Nausea! Not talking about the plot! It's the protagonist's thoughts! Your parents have already paid for you to enter the martial arts gym! And what did you write? The protagonist is completely unhappy. Maybe in the eyes of the protagonist, he doesn't need to go to the martial arts gym to train now! Because he has a golden finger! But since I've helped you enter the martial arts gym, can't you just train hard? What? You have a golden finger, why can't you train it well in advance? Then just help make money, right? Another point is: shouldn't the beginning be to explain the background of your book? Why did you get to the topic directly? What's the background of the story? What about level/strength division? Who is the enemy of mankind? Where is the protagonist? What city? What strong people are there in the city? Nothing! Did you start the text directly? You should have deleted the explanation at the beginning of your book, right?

As far as chapters 99 and 100 are concerned, I don't understand why the protagonist must join such a rotten organization and become a dog. Is the protagonist so servile?

How should I put it? I feel like the plot is just okay, but it doesn't really describe the behavior of an adult who has traveled through time in a new environment. Moreover, the first two chapters of VIP are inexplicable. I'll type it once in the front, and again in other plots in the back. You can't say how many words you have. Maybe you have your own ideas, but it's incomprehensible.

I can't stand the poison. It's a waste of my time. You already have this cheat. You don't know how to pretend to be B when your skill proficiency is full. Every time, you are beaten half to death by the villain. Everyone thinks you are dead, so you forcefully cheat again. If you can't come up with the skill name, just browse the Internet. It's so shameless🤐

No need to read the rest, they are all the same routine, repeated endlessly, with various poisonous points attached. This book is basically written along the lines of "Go away". The early pacing is okay, but it falls apart faster than "Go away". It becomes boring after reading the free chapters. In addition, the author said that he is a fan of Wanren, but I can only say that there is no similarity except for the attribute panel.

Yes, it's a cool type of writing, but it's a bit unoriginal.