Xuanhuan: I Have a Thousandfold Multiplier

Damn it, why don't you just say that everyone who sees my comment and doesn't like it is impotent?

I finally understand. The protagonist is a super waste, the best among wastes. He weighs 900 kilograms a thousand times a week. If you remove the entire painting a thousand times, the protagonist only weighs 0.9 Kilograms a week. What else should I write? The rise of the best from the waste?

The so-called thousand-fold increase is purely a water number!

Flowers, all the comments are given, please do your best. Also, I am about to take the high school entrance examination. I wonder if I will be lucky enough to receive a lot of encouragement.

What you call the ten-fold experience system is almost the same. Otherwise, how many qualifications does the protagonist have to grow so slowly? Isn't the author's math right????

Your novel is good, just don't write it to pieces

This protagonist is the most useless person I have ever seen. He only gains a few hundred kilograms after a thousand times increase. A little genius in a small place can gain dozens or hundreds of kilograms in a week. The increase is tens of thousands of pounds, while the main character only has a few dozen. What rubbish. Really useless

This is a thousand-fold experience system. Don't use random words. If it's an increase, it's not just a matter of experience.

Very well written! Come on! I love this book! Support you!

Good writer, don't settle accounts. You don't want to settle accounts. Look, one day of your cultivation is equivalent to someone else's twenty-six years of cultivation. Isn't this nonsense? If you say that, you will be invincible after practicing for 30 days. Who can live more than 700 years old? Others can live more than 700 years to reach your 30 days. With the level of cultivation, you are of course invincible in the world. That's nonsense. Just practice. I remember there was a book where the protagonist's cultivation for one day is equivalent to someone else's cultivation for a hundred years. I fainted. If you practice for thirty days, others would have to practice for three thousand years before they can catch up with you...