
Clones Are Pointless Unless You Use Them to Stir Up Trouble
分身,不用来搞事情将毫无意义
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
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- 1y ago
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All I can say is that you can't read ratings and book reviews when reading a book. In the future, you still have to try the poison yourself before reading. Each chapter of the plot is quite smooth, and the separation between the first and second volumes is quite severe (the cultivator becomes an immortal and becomes a fairy [what]). The writing is not wasted on places that other readers do not want to read (it is my favorite style, I know what readers like [cool]) Except for the first volume, which is a bit awkward, the rest of it is pretty good and doesn't have many bad points. However, the post-processing of the second volume is a bit rushed (it feels like the supporting characters are not fuller). The writing is not a no-brainer (an old thing is reborn? [Smirk]). Compared with those awkward novels in Tomato that use rigid principles, this one feels more natural, and the principles and meanings it wants to express are more perfectly expressed. A good novel, worth reading (I'd better read less book reviews and ratings in the future. I recommend you only read the reviews of books you care about, such as whether there is a heroine, a harem or other things) [Thinking][Thinking] This book was rated low and I almost missed it. There were also book reviews that made me almost miss it for the second time. Fortunately, the setting poked me and made me read it [face covering] Author, please say thank you to Blue Rose. I am tired from typing so many words [laughing]
Hmm... That... Is very beautiful and interesting... (Almond eyes are rounded, lips are slightly pouty, cheeks are as red as a misty sunrise, showing a shy look, jade fingers are holding the corners of clothes and gently swinging, and round toes are gripping the floor)
The writing is good, although I don't know why the rating is not high. I think this is still a pretty good book to pass the time. It is not brainless and has no emotional lines, but it is interesting. Although it is a single clone, the writing is not bad and the quality is good. It is a way to pass the time. It's enough. If it's a particularly good article, it's difficult to say. I haven't studied some of the things in this book carefully, but the general logic is passable. Reading the novel will make you feel fresh and rich, and it won't hit any bad points. The general logic is fine. This book basically achieves that. I'd like to support it with five stars.
It's rare to see a clone novel that doesn't focus on quantity but quality. It's rare to see an immortal novel that doesn't talk about cultivation and only focuses on making plans. It's really an unexpected surprise. I am very much looking forward to the next plot. I wonder if there will still be one realm and one clone. If there are more materials to supplement the source, and 2-3 clones cooperate to do things at the same time, it will definitely be more exciting. Off topic, the cover image is really... Too rough... Finished spreading flowers ٩(๑òωó๑)۶ Looking forward to the extras and new work~ A hearty and complete update experience! I took a special look at it and added it to the bookshelf for 234 days. I don't remember when it started. Clicking for reminders and generating electricity has actually become a habit. It can only mean that the author is awesome ~ Haha By the way, is there a classmate named Xiao Leng who has accompanied several clones in the extra chapter? I am quite curious about his subsequent development~
I don't know why the rating is so low. It may be because the methods are too dark or the human touch is too shallow. However, it cannot be denied that this book is still very well written. Everyone has different preferences. I just like this kind of article that plots behind the scenes, crushes with strength, and kills decisively without being brainless. Many of the ideas are still very solid, highly recommended
It's a very interesting book about clones, and the combat power is still intact. It's worth a look. As for making an effort to create your first beautiful clone at the beginning, looking at the back, it doesn't happen at all. The weakness is due to a waste of the original. As mentioned later, it looks good This book is quite exciting, I really recommend reading it Today is April 18. I have finished reading the book from the time it was published until now. I can say that this is the best clone novel I have read so far.
The writing is really good, and the description of the world of immortality is very dark. However, in this world where the law of the jungle is the law of the jungle, only interests are the mainstream in everyone's eyes. The articles on immortality that I read before were still too idealistic, but in this article I feel that I have seen the correct answer. I still really like the character development of the protagonist. There is no sentimentality there to hurt the spring and autumn. If the unscrupulous and unbridled approach of not taking other people's lives as fate is arousing criticism, it is actually unnecessary. If you have the strength, you can make the rules. If you don't have the strength, you are just an ant under the rules of the strong. The same is true. Isn't it funny that you are feeling sad and cruel to other ants when you are reduced to a human being? One ant is sympathizing with another group of ants. What is the difference between you and the other ants, so that you can sympathize with other weak forces like a superior? They are all poor people who cannot change or even control their destiny...
Very well written. It's the best online article I've ever read. Well, it's too early to say that. From the 400th chapter, all the big guys started to lose their wits. Only the male protagonist is arrogant. I wonder if the big boss doesn't care about these sects, or he has the same intention as the male protagonist, so he condones the male protagonist. It's really strange. Since these Taoist masters care about the general trend, why don't they take good care of the sect and let the male protagonist take away their luck with small tricks? Everyone can cultivate to the point where the Venerable is not a kind person. Which one is not ruthless and can accept the new forces that emerge compared to knowing the roots? Since we feel there is a threat, why don't we unite together with our past friendships to destroy Jinghu first? Even five clones of the male protagonist can't withstand the siege. No one has such an idea at all. The reason is that they are thinking about how powerful the male protagonist is. Just one or two. Everyone is thinking about the male protagonist and then helping the male protagonist to do things... And a lot of the space is filled with narration and self-pleasure. In the early stage, I thought this book would not be so brainless. The result is the same.
I have read more than 100 chapters of this book so far. I like the subject matter very much. To be honest, the writing is also good. The score is so low. I thought it was a new book. But when I saw it, it has more than 400 chapters. I don't know why the score is so low. In my heart, this book must be at least 9.0 Or above. It's not stupid. The plot is very interesting. You will know it after reading the first clone. I usually don't like to write book reviews, but the rating of this book is really too low. I hope it can be raised a little bit.
An underrated article on cultivating immortals. This is how cultivating immortals should be: competing with heaven, earth, and people. There are no permanent enemies or friends, only eternal interests. For the sake of immortality, the greed of human nature is also vividly depicted. When he is weak, he endures and seeks perfection, but when he is strong, he stirs up troubles in all directions. The purpose of cultivating immortals is to be free and at ease. The protagonist plots behind the scenes, while the clones come forward to fight for it. There is no perfect plan, every choice changes due to changes in the plan, and the protagonist is slowly growing. It's a wonderful novel