Investiture of the Gods: In the Celestial Court, I Gain Divine Power by Picking Up Attributes

The subject matter is really good, but it is too poisonous and unbearable. In the plot, there is no description of the friendship between the protagonist and his general leader. However, when he is about to die, the protagonist suddenly behaves like a split personality and has a mental disorder [face covering], saying that this is the general brother who has deep love for him, and starts to fight without thinking. [Fear] The key is that he is still a weakling... And then he gives out one of his three lives at random... I don't know if he died three times, because I can't stand it [face covering] The previous ones are pretty good.

Which version of prehistoric is this? There are spiritual stones, and the heavenly soldiers use bullock carts [cover their faces][cover their faces]

Xuanxian can fight against Jinxian. It made me laugh and cry. Hahahaha. Seven points.

There's nothing wrong with the idea, there's nothing wrong with the idea, but did the author go to elementary school? How can this wording and sentence be written like this? Even AI is not so mentally retarded, right? Buffalo Spirit and Jin Dasheng, one person is written as two people; General Chen on the other end of the phone, this is Honghuang Wen, where did you get the phone number? No, I am a long-time reader and I have some resistance to poison, but you can't feed me arsenic. Forget about suppressing your realm and forcefully exploding your seed. If you don't foreshadow it in the beginning, will the plot make sense later? Just write whatever comes to mind! It was really uncomfortable to watch, and it was a little bit fun, but you made typos when describing the fun plot, which made me feel like I was stoned after drinking porridge (originally, the plot wasn't that good, but they even put stones in there to distract me).

8.6 Is high, and the author should be changed three times in the future. In the early stage, I suppressed the realm, in the middle the golden finger upgraded, and in the back I hugged the thigh of the witch clan. At the beginning, the boss died for revenge, and the giant spirit god stopped appearing later. Haotian Yaoji Longji remembered it and wrote it because she found the Pangu Temple in Half Buzhou Mountain, and again in The blood pool that gave birth to the witch clan found a restriction and absorbed a drop of Pangu's essence and blood (there were ten drops). Because of his strong luck, he was guided to go to the underworld and fight twice. I don't know what he thought (I think they are sympathetic) to Houtu Pangu's essence and blood and the Hongmeng purple energy in the Chaos Pearl. (Golden Finger didn't write anything about it after absorbing Pangu's essence and blood.) For me, the outline of the story is completely in four directions.

The Earth Immortal cleans the battlefield by using an ox cart to pull corpses [face covering]

The protagonist is a prodigal and has nothing to look at. At the beginning, the soldier only has three melons and two dates. When an opportunity comes, he will turn his nose up and don't treat the money as money. It's a good thing. If he says to throw it away, just throw it away. If he can't take it away, he won't protect it. I'm not afraid of being stolen. Let's go, the treasures of the Cave Heaven Paradise are so good, and they don't use magic to protect them, they are really powerful. Yes, if this is not an innate spiritual root, it shouldn't be taken seriously, right? It's right to be so poor at the beginning, to be so prodigal in the end, and to be poisonous, and to run away early.

Chapter 1: The protagonist, the Earth Immortal Heavenly Soldier, pulls an oxcart to move the body, walking ten kilometers a day, without a storage bag

The writing is too much. The masters of the Lich and Demon clans in the Conferred God Period are dead. The Twelve Golden Immortals can be regarded as masters of the world. The pride of Yuanshi. According to the author's writing, the Golden Immortal level is nothing in Haotian Heavenly Court.

The author doesn't even know what he's writing.