Mining Blocks in a Cultivation World

It's awesome, but the author is so short, my sister-in-law is so pitiful [I'm about to cry] Well written, but short, the plot is wonderful, quite funny, please update it soon, the writing is like the wind, rushing towards the money, the bullshit, the same mind, the writing is to the point, the mind is smart, please update more and share the joy. There are a lot of poisonous points, let me describe them one by one. 1. The male protagonist has always been a bit childish. Aren't all male protagonists gentle, handsome and tall? Although I don't dislike Shota, I can't always be Shota. If she keeps acting like this, then she won't be a supervisor. She has a weak character and is always cute and cute. [Pouts] Of course, this is just a little poisonous point. 2. Ji Huan, a villain when exploring the secret realm, you saved him in the secret realm [laughing awkwardly] and then backhand wrote that he wanted to kill people and seize treasures, and then you pretended to be a pig and eat the tiger. You have been aggrieved for too long before this. You, the male protagonist, are too naive. You are so capable, not to mention pushing you all the way, but you are too aggrieved. People always think that the protagonist's sect is garbage, and the previous wretchedness has developed into a dog for so long [vomit] 3. What is the purpose of the little fat guy you wrote about joining the sect? I guess that Hanyun is the female protagonist. The master of the male protagonist is also the female protagonist. The master of the little fat guy is Hanyun. The male protagonist is surrounded by Hanyun, which is the inner circle that is often described. The only male who is not the protagonist is. You added such a fat guy among those women. Author, do you like to be bullied? Your addition of that little fat guy won't help the plot, it's just to disgust me, right? 🥰 4. The most exciting point in your plot is the way the male protagonist's master and the people around him are shocked when they learn about the abilities the male protagonist has acquired from Minecraft. However, you didn't describe it very well. Some of it was mentioned in one stroke, and some of it was not described at all. What do you want to do? [What] You can read my initial review. I gave you good reviews at the beginning, and I'm not here to find fault with you. Generally, you can't read the bad ones. I just skip the rating process, quit and leave. Only those who are angry with me will patiently give long reviews and suggestions. [Pouts]

Let's talk about the conclusion first: high-end grain and grass. This author is extremely appropriate in the integration of MC rules and the rules of the world of cultivating immortals, and is a very rigorous data person. The protagonist who lives in the MC rules crushes the natives very reasonably. There is no place to be attacked so far, and the various values ​​​​of the protagonist are not just typed words but accompanied by panel pictures. There are also various illustrations to increase the sense of substitution. Seeing the latest chapter, it is still fresh, and you can feel that the author has spent a lot of effort. The only two bad points are that the main character is a child who has not grown up in more than 200 chapters; and the second is that the description of electricity generation and red stone technology in MC is a bit cumbersome. But these two points are just my personal feeling that they are completely flawed. The current rating is still slightly low, which is not the true strength of the book. The author should continue to work hard. You hold us in your hands, and we will lift your teeth high!

The plot is novel and the construction of the big world is also very good. As for the content of the game, it is no exaggeration to say that as a "prison" player who has played Minecraft for seven or eight years, his application and penetration of game knowledge are even better. I give it a five-point rating because the highest score is only five points. I really enjoyed watching it and hope it doesn't end unfinished. I don't like it as much as I did before. It used to be a cinnabar mole on my heart, but now it's just a smear of mosquito blood on the wall.

The content is okay, there is a protagonist who plays MC and there is also a line of cultivating immortality. The author is really technical in writing MC. There are various red stone technologies. I have never seen so many MC books (I don't play much MC, I have read almost 10 novels).

Beautiful, so interesting. This is my first time watching this. I have always liked this kind of rules. When I was playing MC, I had a special liking for talent bottles. There is a unique rule here. I really love the protagonist.

The book is very interesting, but I have a question, why don't you let your senior sister help you find mineral veins? Wouldn't it be faster to ask the senior sisters from the Dharma Realm to help find minerals? Also, the original monsters rely on vision to lock onto the enemy. Now in the world of immortality, if you get an invisibility charm, you will be invincible [laughter]

You are too rare, so I deleted the previous book review. I decided to hypnotize myself and tell myself that I have not read this book, and then I read it again from the beginning. I am really a genius. Don't punish me for waiting for ten months. Now, there are more than 600 pictures and I want to enjoy them all at once.

The strongest MC fanfic, it hits all the points I like perfectly. Even the harem is handled better than other protagonists who have a harem. The relationship between the characters is handled just right. Except for the transition from the middle to the later stage, the content is a bit sparse and some holes are not filled. Others cannot be faulted at all. It is undoubtedly a good book that you will fall in love with.

The MC aspect is okay, and the author can also edit the pictures. The storyline is very strong, with a female channel and Lily Wen's cute girl flavor. The fairy fruit is simply used to satisfy the appetite, eaten directly and made into juice. The reborn junior sister is also very simple. She was tricked to death in her last life, but she still smells of white lotus in this life.

It's a flawed but worth-read MC novel. It's a bit slow in some places. Many foreshadowings are not recycled. There is no successful linkage with the protagonists of the author's other books. It's a pity that the ending is rushed. As for whether the protagonist Shota can accept the split. But if you are a MC lover, these are just minor flaws. The author is a senior player, and the plots involving MC are very exciting and refreshing, and the settings are rigorous. The plots involving the protagonist and MC are not poisonous. Seeing the protagonist using "bugs" to show off his power in the world of immortality inspired me to start the game several times. Overall, it's still a fine product with no flaws.