Everyone: I, the Maker of Rules, Do Whatever I Want

Nowadays, the treatment of pig's feet is to travel with the country. Then don't come into contact with the shrimps in the fish pond anymore. To be honest, when I saw that you had written to this point and the college entrance examination hadn't started yet, I didn't want to read the college entrance examination part. As a result, you wrote about a college senior and a teacher. Let's put it this way, the two parts you wrote are just pretense, and I don't think it will help the pig's feet grow in any way. I have no expectations anymore. The level has been different for a long time, and the plot is suspected of being forced. My suggestion is that the level of pig's feet is the national level, so the enemies you face should not be stingy. What enemies are there in the college entrance examination? What is the enemy of the university? There is no need to write this part, just hide it. Don't even write this part of the excessive plot, really. After finishing the plot, I went directly to the cross-border dungeon, with super bosses, enemy opponents, let alone university, it was really frustrating.

The teacher is only level 21 after graduating from college. A high school student can reach level 10 just after awakening in 2.3 Days. Can such a useless person become a teacher?

The protagonist's talent is more like a store than a talent. I don't know how to modify it. I only know to go in from the origin and see if the things that need to be modified are enough. If it is not enough, it means that the protagonist is not a customer member. If you want to increase your membership, you have to spend more. The initial modification only takes a few thousand points, and later it will cost tens or millions. The rules are not that exaggerated. The modified rules are all LV4. As a result, except for adding some functions, the success rate has not changed at all, and it is getting more and more derailed. According to normal logic, every time the modified rules are upgraded, it is a qualitative change. As a result, your infinite growth has gone from 1 point to 10 points to 50 points per second. Are there any substantial changes? Are you modifying the rules, not upgrading skills? Is it because the author has no imagination or is he deliberately suppressing the protagonist? Is it so laborious to modify individuals?

The writing is good, but the protagonist's level and rules are artificially suppressed. You are a rule maker. You are not a mage. The rules you wrote at the beginning were not very good for killing monsters. Why did you change the rules later to use a mage to kill monsters? This seems very irregular. In addition, your 200-level angels have come out, and the protagonist is still over 60. Don't suppress the protagonist too hard. Pay more attention to the rules, it will look better this way. Personal opinion!

So far, I can guess the plot of this book to the end! There are just two situations, an angel invasion, and the protagonist is introduced into the wizarding world to fight. The protagonist takes advantage of the war dividends to develop rapidly, but the plot is too abrupt and a bit far-fetched, which is not conducive to the development of the book. The second protagonist uses the power of rules to destroy all worlds, but if so, this book is not far from being unexpected! It's fun for readers, but it doesn't last long. To sum up: there are too few twists. So the outline of my idea: the protagonist accidentally discovers the existence of angels, and then the invasion is discovered, so the higher-ups want to bring the wizarding world into confrontation, but after discussion, the protagonist feels that the wizarding world has no reason to help them, which is tantamount to seeking skin from a tiger. So when I was thinking about it, I saw Xiaoyou appearing, and thought of the devil's book, so I made a deal with the devil, introduced the devil to fight, and the wizarding world was held in the hand as a dangerous trump card. Enemies are extremely jealous when they meet. Since ancient times, angels and demons have been sworn enemies, and they have always been at odds with each other. So the protagonist fishes in troubled waters and starts a war to make a profit. The demon angels noticed something was wrong while fighting, so they discovered that people in this world were profiting from fishing, so they decided to join forces to clean up the trash fish. But after the protagonist developed and explored the wizarding world, he decided to introduce the wizarding world, so the three-party melee started and the protagonist was able to develop again! However, the protagonist feels that they cannot continue the fight because the three parties are fighting red-eye and the fighting power is getting stronger and stronger! Sooner or later, the world will collapse, but the protagonist can only deal with the backbone of the force for a while. The high-level protagonist cannot defeat it and is unable to resist, so. . . . . To hear the outline below, please listen to the breakdown next time. I thought about a lot of settings and rules for this book.

You can't edit a monster whose level is not higher than level 5 or 10. It will be instantly killed. What about instant killing below level 3 is unnecessary.

Why don't you just brush up your books and go to college? Then why not just let the heroine teach the protagonist alone?

If you choose Ant King, you are anti-human.

It has a lot of imagination and the various rules are interesting.

Rules are meant to be broken

As long as you don't inherit the inheritance, you won't inherit the debt.

1 Worry-free The heroines whose fate is intertwined with the protagonist can share 10% of their attributes with the protagonist, making the heroines stronger and relieving the protagonist's worries. 2 White bars, kill wild monsters, and a certain percentage of your blood will become white bars of the protagonist's blood. Isn't it desperate when even the gods can't see your blood bars? 3 Are equal, attack the protagonist, the protagonist loses as much blood as I deduct the same amount of blood. It turns out that I still don't see the red bar when I die. 4 Stand-ins. When the protagonist enters the dungeon guide copy and encounters the inexplicable rules of the dungeon, he is forced to activate the stand-in. He uses the stand-in to experience the dungeon mechanism, and the protagonist is forced to teleport out of the dungeon. 5 Dungeons are promoted, yellow becomes dark gold, dark gold becomes red, and red becomes colored. After promotion, the level of the dungeon is increased by 5-20, and the cooling time is forced to be refreshed. Each dungeon cannot be promoted within 5 years after being promoted. 6 Smuggling, as long as the protagonist knows the coordinates, no matter it is a plane or other transition, he can forcefully sneak across there.

I forgot about it later, it became unlimited level

There is no blue stripe, no wonder it looks weird

Just give out the story like this? Just give it a god-level one? She's not a girlfriend yet. If she's a girlfriend, I'm afraid she'll give everything away?

The protagonist also introduced that Chinese medicine cured Xu Damao's infertility, Silly Zhu has a wife, and someone cleans him every day. The protagonist is still single *Really written**

When I saw Chapter 63, I wanted to complain. Gakuma, Gorzan, Melba, the Kiri Elodians, and the zombie monster Cilizan all appeared. Did no one think that there was something wrong with the author who wrote Ultraman Tiga?

It's very good. It's well written. Don't stop updating it.

Do you know the author of the dynasty in which Dream of Red Mansions was written? It can't be so outrageous if it's just made up. I really don't know how this kind of book was written. It's just to defraud book lovers out of their money!

Commentary on the chapters of "I sent you to Daqing as an envoy to Daqing, and you supported the eldest princess's rebellion" written by Wu Xia Fengnian [27] Famous signing scenes, killing immortals with flying knives and Eight Gate Dunjia.