You Call Destroying the World a Casual Auto-Attack?

Why did you get a pet when you were traveling alone? [Laughing and crying] And both of them are the kind of bottomless pit that swallows up equipment according to experience [eat melon] [eat melon]

It's already good without the disgusting operation that overwhelms the protagonist. It's okay to drop levels and add attributes, but unless you are a pet writer, you don't like pets with independent consciousness that are absolutely bound by a blood contract (sharing half the experience for nothing is useless) (in the later stage, pets are useless because they are highly poisonous. If the pet in the later stage is similar to the protagonist, then the protagonist's plug-in skills will be lost. If the pet in the later stage relies on the skills of the protagonist, it is better to invest more than to improve the protagonist's strength). If you want subordinates, the protagonist has summoning skills.

The part when fighting the Skeleton King is like the destiny man in Black Myth Wukong eating and drinking in front of the boss and then lying down to take a nap. Then charge up your power and kill the boss Nuclear Explosion Style Wukong in one move.

After reading Chapter 96, the protagonist has no older sisters or school beauties to take care of. He is free and can see people clearly. He is not arrogant because of the cheats. He is peaceful with everyone. He can play alone every time easily and will not lead the team for free. I won't be pestered by others and have to lead others, and I will have to share my experience with others. I just don't know if I will give in if I have a conflict with someone of the same type.

Okay, pretty good-looking

Not bad, the ridicule is acceptable.

It's good-looking, mainly because of the good ideas and the writing style. The popularity shouldn't be so low [what]

What about the protagonist's resources? Don't you have any guaranteed resources?

It's pretty average. This kind of novel, unless it's well written, is usually between six and eight o'clock.

Cool article, but too short