
My Pay-to-Win Cultivation Game Can Affect the Real World
我的重氪修仙游戏,可以反馈现实
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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64Chapters
23Reads · 30 days
39.2kReads · all time
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I really want to complain! Parental issues, etc., This is how you should handle things, right? The world is so big, there are all kinds of people; this has completely changed my worldview.
Why is the older sister threatening her younger brother? Threatening him just because he won't change the data?
The protagonist's parents were a mistake. If my parents treated me like that, I would tell them directly how I was treated at school and then turn against them. Anyway, it's already important to the country, so I don't care what relatives and friends say.
I feel there's a problem with the basic setup, especially the part about topping up your account. What if the government prints 1 trillion yuan, or gives everyone 1 trillion yuan? That would be terrible!
The biggest flaw was the male lead's parents...
Seeing these parents made me back out.
Personally, I feel this novel is poorly written and too mindless. You can't read it with your brain, otherwise it feels like an insult to your intelligence.
It doesn't look very good, it's too cluttered, and it's not well organized.
I find it speechless; everyone probably has their own opinion?
Is there something wrong with her? From the very beginning, her sister didn't respect other people's privacy and messed with other people's things. Doesn't she have any basic respect? That's really low-class.