Let's Crush Them with Our Bare Hands, Wizards!

It's very interesting to watch. I really like this down-to-earth and slowly accumulated growth path. Although the protagonist's living environment is cruel, it is very real. It is more interesting than a cool novel about getting what you want. I am very much looking forward to the development of the story later.

As a human being, don't sacrifice yourself to help others, even your family. You can't rely on others for your whole life. You have to be strong to forge iron. I have seen many people think that if they have leverage over others, they can take advantage of others for the rest of their lives. They will lose their lives later. Others can tolerate it once or twice, but if you do it too many times, you will not be given a way to survive. That is forcing others to kill you. It is best not to follow this crooked way and rely on yourself. In the past, I didn't understand that Han Li in Mortal Cultivation of Immortality was too stubborn, and he grew up watching other people's misfortunes, but now I slowly understand, because no matter how good your relationship is, you can't keep a secret. Maybe you have a good relationship with him, but if there is a misunderstanding later, there will be a conflict of interest. No one can say for sure. Just like the British say, there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests. Benefit, let alone women, and even if you have been good friends with the other person, your enemy threatens him with your friends and family. If he arrests his parents, children, and wife, will he keep it a secret for you? In fact, it is best not to tell anyone, so that we can all be friends. The first step for people is to learn to be selfish. At worst, if you grow up and avenge the other person, there is no need to risk your own life.

The story structure design is relatively stable, and it can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into it. I wonder if the worldview behind it can be expanded. If it can show a grand worldview, it can greatly increase the upper limit of this book.

Actually, yes, it's pretty good-looking [laughing] The main character, Goldfinger, is similar to a supercomputer, which can help Pig's feet memorize and calculate. In fact, you don't have to give it to the system, and you can just have super amnesia and make your own deductions. Doesn't it make much difference if the system has it?

This novel is set in a magical world. The protagonist continues to grow and eventually becomes a strong man. In terms of user experience, the storyline is compact and the characters are distinctive, making people immersed in it. Its advantage lies in its unique setting and exciting plot, which makes people want to put it down. Overall evaluation, this is a novel worth reading and recommended to readers who like fantasy and magic themes. It is recommended that the author continue to update so that readers can follow the protagonist's growth process.

The context of improvement layer by layer is clear, and the story is logically advanced layer by layer. .

Okay, not bad

It's quite novel, just one sentence per paragraph, and I was a little uncomfortable with it.

It's good-looking, the conflicts intensify the plot development, the protagonist does what he can, follows the trend, the logic is self-consistent, and the writing is smooth.

The magic farming article is very well written.