The Protagonists Cried After Their Golden Fingers Were Reclaimed

The setting is so strange, why does an abnormal rebirth, time travel, and book system have such a thing as the protagonist's halo? If everyone already has the halo of the protagonist, then it's unclear where this halo came from or who gave it to him? The abnormal rebirth and time-traveling book system is abnormal. Logically speaking, there should be no such thing as a halo. There is already the protagonist's aura. Doesn't this mean that the way of heaven or world consciousness in this world actually approves and acquiesces and gives the protagonist of the rebirth and time-traveling book system something like a halo of luck? It's all a halo given by the world, so how can it be abnormal? Has the world recognized the halo, or is it abnormal?

Normal readers, don't be affected by negative professional reviews, if you are interested in this book. This book is currently rated in several categories. 1. Read Chapters 3 and 5. If the reading time is less than 30 minutes, the review will be negative. Most people will just cross out after reading three or five chapters and feel that it is not their cup of tea. They will not give negative reviews because it is not their favorite type. Besides, after three or five chapters, the story hasn't even started yet, so why are you so eager to deny it? 2. Those who are picky, for example: questioning why the protagonist has the protagonist's aura, and why there is no explanation of where the protagonist's aura comes from? Why does the protagonist have a protagonist aura? Because the author assumes that he has it, he has it. Everything is explained, so do we also need to explain why the characters travel through time, the principles of time travel, etc. When reading martial arts novels, why is it that no one asks Jin Yong to explain the principles of martial arts? Martial arts can produce special effects. Is this reasonable? 3. Read the comments for 10 hours. Someone said, if you read for less than 30 minutes, you would say it is a negative review of the profession, but if the reading time is longer, you would also say it is a negative review of the profession? That's right. You know, there are only 51 chapters in the novel so far, and it takes 10 hours to read. On average, one chapter takes less than 12 minutes. Is this reasonable? 4. It is frustrating to say that this article is written by Mary. As far as the first story is concerned, the other party ended up with his family ruined and sold into slavery. If this is still the Holy Mother, then so be it. If killing can satisfy readers' appetites, the author really doesn't need such readers, and readers with heavy tastes who like to find pleasure in killing should please leave the author alone. But the author will tell you in the third story... 5. This article has a small climax in almost a few chapters, and it is not an ordinary novel. The ultimate purpose of this article is to recover the golden finger and complete the goal, not to avenge anyone. The first chapter is written very clearly. If you don't understand it, it's your fault. As for why the "other party" was kicked out of the house in the last chapter of the first story, instead of just in the first few chapters, there is always a process in the development of the story. If the opponent is kicked out in Chapter 3, then the first story will basically be over in Chapter 3. The author does not complete a story in a few chapters. 6. The protagonist appears less, so the review is negative. This novel is not entirely written from the protagonist's perspective. There are many ways and techniques for writing novels. Is it considered a good novel if it must stick to the protagonist's first point of view? The author will definitely listen to sound advice. Please delete studios, professional bad review gangs, and malicious nonsense. That's it for now, I'll update it later.