Xuanhuan: From the Start as a Beggar, I Beg on the Streets

Life is not easy, the author is a showman This book is not a systematic text, but has a grand world view. The first sixty or seventy chapters are all foreshadowing. All the protagonist's powerlessness and the people who established the causal line are all the actions of the system. At the end of the foreshadowing, the protagonist kills the system and proves the truth, and obtains the source of immortality. From a chess piece to a chess piece that jumps out of the chessboard, let's see how Xu Qian becomes the master of all realms after crossing the beggar.

Yes, for now, the protagonist is relatively righteous and the supporting characters are flesh and blood, which is more in line with my concept. In reality, you are as humble as a dog and dare not uphold justice. The virtual world can at least comfort the soul that is pressed to the ground and rubbed. If you are humble in reality and the virtual world releases your dark heart, then I think you are insulting garbage compared to garbage.

Come on, this system will be better than the blind one at the beginning. But there are a lot of knives and dark sides in the front, so many readers will be put off. The character design doesn't have a down-to-earth style, it's just ordinary people doing tasks and getting rewards.

It was okay when I became a beggar. I wanted to give it five elements and add a bookshelf, but the more I looked at it, the tighter my brows became. Although you probably didn't see anything, in that case, you know it. If you don't know, I can't say more. But the latter part has nothing to do with me. Although I don't want to give it two stars, three stars, but five stars, I don't want to give it four stars. As for adding bookshelves, that should be impossible.

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It looks good but the language is not fluent in some places. The emotional line is a little underdeveloped.

Recommended, I think it looks good

The book is very good. I hope the author can keep writing it and break the five million word mark.

Another good book, with twists and turns in the plot and endless aftertaste.

Originally, I wanted to get a four-and-a-half-star rating, but unfortunately it wasn't available! The half star is just to make you proud, but I have no choice but to give it five stars for the time being.