Demon Revival: I Have Six Lucky Star Bonds

I have used so many awesome skills in vain, but ended up being very weak. The protagonist cheated and fought so hard. Ordinary people don't know how to survive.

The things given are all very coaxing, and they are all about great perfection. As a result, even a little devil can have a few tricks with you.

Pig's trotters are like a fool. The author writes that he can bark very well, especially when fighting, but the destructive power is not mentioned. Instead, the pig's trotters are written like a 2B retarded person. He keeps barking wherever you want. If you don't have the strength or the destructive power, it's not embarrassing to scream so loudly?

I mentioned before that the emperor's qi-watching technique can see through all kinds of magic, but it turned out that he couldn't even see through an illusion ghost hitting a wall.

The Twelve-Level Golden Bell Cover can even block a ghost driver's acid, and the Dzogchen Pure Sun Flame can't even spread around the body. It can only be held in the hand. What's wrong with you?

I always feel that the protagonist is very laborious. Just relying on the perfect skills such as Golden Bell Cover, Pure Sun Flame, Liuku Xianthief, Chaos Tattoo, Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill, etc., It is so strenuous to defeat some little devils, isn't it?

Is it okay not to use so many martial arts skills? What's the use? You can't give it to a person who cultivates the soul. He is always confused by illusions. The more he watches, the less he wants to watch it. You can give it to someone from the world of immortality. What are you looking at?

Each lucky bag is boasted very powerfully. After hundreds of years and hundreds of years of skill and so on, it is still so difficult to defeat monsters, and the strength is not instant kill.

A really reckless man, no matter how powerful he is, he is being tricked around by ghosts, which is annoying to watch.

The martial arts skills the author gave to the protagonist are all unique skills with extremely powerful special effects in the original work. As a result, when it comes to the protagonist, the author not only retains the power of special effects but forcibly weakens it to the level of ordinary martial arts! I hope the author will take a look at the setting of these things in the original work, or just write to him directly the secrets from the ordinary martial arts world, and don't discredit the secrets of the same name in the Hong Kong comics. Except for the special effects, the power has been reduced to the minimum! The most terrible thing is that they are all in a perfect state, but they still turn out to be imbecile!