Don't Make Me Throw a Nuke!

I give it five stars. Let's talk about the poison first. This system has penalties, and the penalties directly disrupt the protagonist's rhythm. The author is too young and still relies on punishment to advance desperate adventures. However, the reason why I gave it five stars is because this book is on Tomato, and it is a novel that really uses technology to create fantasy, rather than fake technology and go all the way. Compared with other time-travel fantasy novels, the protagonist of this book is more like a modern person traveling through the past, and when he fights powerful enemies, he does not rely on the same recklessness, but a reasonable formation of troops. In the novel, the world structure is very complete. The small structure includes sects, and the large structure includes alliances between countries. What is even more commendable is that on top of this, there is also the opposition between the Zhengzheng Agreement and the immortal cultivator. I have rarely seen the Zhengzheng Agreement in fantasy novels for many years. This alone is much better than other conventional novels.

A very seriously written book, hard science fiction vs. Fantasy, without being watered down.

I vomited, I felt like the system was the protagonist in this novel, and the protagonist in the book was just a puppet of the system. I felt like vomiting after reading it, but it was boring, so I walked away.

If this book is about science and technology, it is a good book. It's a pity that the book "Fantasy Cultivation Magic" is basically useless. It's okay to listen to more than 90 episodes. From now on it's basically bullshit.

After reading Chapter 27, why did Pigfoot invite Han Chuchu, whom he had never met before after the disguise, to live with his sister for no reason? Inviting members to the secret realm is not like this, and the reason is not clearly stated at the end. Goose does not have obsessive-compulsive disorder, so he has to care about the reason. The logic here is very vague, and there is no explanation of the purpose. You can see it at a glance!

You seem to be going too far. Becoming an immortal itself means transforming from a mortal body into an immortal body. But immortals can also get hurt. There are also seven meridians and eight meridians. Meridians. We all have it in our bodies. Some people have used fluorescent agents before. Injecting it into the body has shown that the meridians exist. There is also the golden elixir. You said there are tendons and something connected to the golden elixir. That's impossible. The real golden elixir is suspended in the Dantian. The power of every hair change. They all gush out from the golden elixir and then fill up the Dantian. Then go through the meridians outside the Dantian. Flooding throughout the body. It's not like what you wrote. Nondescript

It's okay. The main writing is too watery. For example, there are superfluous things like shops, selling clothes, etc., And establishing police. Anyway, it's a lot of mess. These writings are unnecessary. I suggest building an army of 100 million first, then destroying other countries, and finally dominating the continent. Then open the second-level system mall, and StarCraft begins! , This is what looks good!

Where does your knowledge of technology come from? Stolen?

But when I saw the five countries in the other world, I had no desire to continue reading.

!?!?!!? I'm a fool. !