Urban: Becoming a God by Showing Off
都市之装逼成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 739k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
444Chapters
1.8MReads
2.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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In the previous chapters, the protagonist did not know the Korean Sanda champion at all, nor did he know that he was the Korean Sanda champion. In other words, in the eyes of the protagonist, he is just a passerby who has no grievances and no grudges, but when they meet, he beats others unconscious without saying anything. There is a limit to how cool you can be. This reminds me of a novel, where a character has a system. He is arrogant and domineering, does not distinguish between right and wrong, and will do whatever it takes to get points. He got into serious trouble, was wanted by the law and didn't know how to repent, and ended up getting deeper and deeper into trouble. The real protagonist took over the system and destroyed his body and soul.
This novel is just fun to watch. Why are you so demanding? I don't understand why you want so much.
When I see the word "fighting fish", I criticize it first and then talk about it. No matter how good it is, I won't read it. It's just a licking dog and a bastard of a fighting fish. Fighting fish and fighting fish all day long, licking your mother to sell batches
This book, how should I put it, forcibly rapes me? You can just pretend to be a B to the enemy. Go to the TV station to broadcast a classic fairy tale and change it into a B-style. It is unbearable to cause harm to minors.
I will write a novel in the future, which is called "Selling Beep to Become a God in the City". The protagonist Wang Er* has to sell the Beep system occasionally. By selling Beep, he can get Beep points, which can be exchanged for various skills. Hey, I won't mention it anymore. I will write down the inspiration when it comes.
Your live broadcast is the biggest failure.
I used to read ** many chapters... Now... Ugh
Your live broadcast is the biggest failure.
How many chapters did you start ghostwriting? When the book first started, the author was too slow and planned to gain weight before reading it. Now you tell me that you ghostwritten it?
Not bad, although a bit awkward in some places