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Sure, but for this type of story, it's best to develop independently. Otherwise, if you're so capable, helping others might seem a bit... It depends on how you handle it afterwards. If handled well, it'll be a good book; if handled poorly, it'll easily fall apart. Simply put, don't be a saint.

Good book

Once upon a time, under a big tree, a farmer found a small snake that had frozen to death. Unable to bear watching it die, the farmer put it in his pocket and took it home. The next day, the farmer put up a sign under the tree that read, "No urinating or defecating anywhere."

It's well-written; it seems to have a bit of a D&D vibe. This also reminds me of a book I read before, I forget the title, but it's similar to this one. Is the "golden finger" time-related? There was a "graphics card upgrade technique" that could upgrade graphics card models.

There is a divine deer, ancient and long-lived, resembling a flower in appearance. It also eats human food, but it dislikes the people of Qin Chuan. However, all mortals are delighted when they encounter it, and it grants all requests. It can open up mountains, cross rivers, and clear obstacles. There is also ancient text to prove this: "For forty-eight thousand years, it has not communicated with the people of Qin Chuan." This deer is called the Chrysanthemum Deer that Opens the Pass.

The foundation is good; it's not clichéd and it's written with care. Some novels are like those generated by a generator—the first few dozen chapters are so bad you wouldn't want to read further. This book is novel and makes you want to keep reading. Good job, keep it up! I believe in you.

It's not bad, but the way true damage is determined is really confusing to me. If attack and defense are determined first, and damage can only be converted after the defense is broken, then what's the difference between it and normal damage?

The content is pretty good, quite smooth and comfortable to read, 😄 But the word count is still a tiny bit short, 😏 I hope the author will keep up the good work 😏 [Please update more frequently]

The premise is good, and the plot is decent, but the writing style needs improvement. The protagonist's abilities aren't clearly defined, leading to considerable debate in the comments. It's clear the author put a lot of thought into the story, but failed to deliver it exactly as planned. Keep it up, author!

I've read half of it. The overall theme is okay, but the characters' dialogue is rather simplistic and lacks passion. The writing style leans towards Western influences, though it's a bit of a gradual build-up. It's still worth watching.