Everyone Has a System, but I Can Cultivate

It can be seen that the author has worked very hard. I have read so many books, but I have never seen an author who interacts so frequently. I believe that the author will definitely write better and better in the future. However, there is indeed too little excitement in the early stage, and it may not retain readers. Generally speaking, it is still okay. I will consider the plot and enjoyment. Five stars for the author

It's okay, it's more to the point, there's no water or poison, the world view isn't big, and there aren't any grand battles or bitter and bitter killings. Let's talk about other thoughts. When I saw the cover, I thought it was a nonsensical and funny book, but I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly serious. When I saw the title, I thought it was an old urban martial arts book, but I didn't expect it to be about a fantasy world. At the beginning of the time travel, I thought it was a web-style cultivation of immortals to defeat the other world system, but it turns out that it is more traditional Taoist-style cultivation. It does not have the power of the Nascent Soul to transform into a god, which can destroy the world, move mountains and reclaim the sea, but it is enough to defeat the strong people who have upgraded from the other world system. The world is also a semi-low demon plane. The so-called gods are full-level humans, and they only have a lifespan of 1500 years after being upgraded to the full level. The full-level strong people rely on sleeping to conserve energy [laughing and crying]. Finally, I will put some incense on the old iron of Charon, the confused god [OK] Have a good journey

Nice. This is because the protagonist's abilities are related to Taoism, and a few of them are more like the Taoist priests in my mind. The rest are completely Long Aotian wearing the skin of a Taoist priest. He changes his abilities to others without any violation. Together, the Taoist priests only practice the law and do not cultivate their hearts.

It's broken, I finished reading it in one day [Thoughts] I like the portrayal of the protagonist very much, and I am also very satisfied with the plot design [Sending my heart] Although the protagonist's strength improves very quickly, it is very reasonable, and it is not like some novels where it seems like a different person after getting cheats.

The setting is interesting, the characters are funny, I'm looking forward to it!

In fact, there are many problems, but they are not important, they are just flaws. The story is very interesting, and the world setting is also interesting, which is very important. Although there are no ups and downs and no highlights, I finished reading it like this, which is amazing. It has a lot of flaws so I wouldn't recommend it, but if you really want to read it, you can flip through two pages and you might be able to read it.

The author's description of people and the overall environment of this society are quite good. There are very few Tomato novels that spend a lot of pen and ink detailing this aspect. But I have a big problem with the author, that is, this is a post-disaster world. Judging from the gun they gave earlier, the civilization before the disaster had developed to a very high level, at least beyond the Middle Ages. However, your description in this recent chapter always feels that the technological level of these people left behind will exceed that of the Middle Ages. It seems that you haven't mentioned how far civilization has reached. And the most important thing is, where is the gun? [Thinking]

This book is really good to read. There is no crazy plot. The protagonist's strength grows quickly. It's just too everyday. I don't know if the description is right. It's a bit too bland. There may be changes in the future, but I can't stand it anymore, so I pulled it out. As of Chapter 82, I think this is a good book.

It is a good work, if you are interested, you can take a look. The protagonist is a new-age Taoist priest who has traveled to the world of Western fantasy. It's a good talk about Taoist culture, and the protagonist also acts according to Taoist ideas.

It's a different subject matter, which is quite interesting, but in the end the system didn't produce any results. At first I thought it would be the same as the game world. It feels like the integration of spiritual practice and game skills seems to be good, after all, it's a new world.