I Kill Mice to Gain Experience Points and Become an Immortal

The article is very interesting but not many people read it. It's a hidden gem in the ocean. It should be renamed so that more abstract people can play it. The author highly recommends changing it to: What! I was reborn as a spiritual root and then I saw the experience bar and started killing randomly! (This inspiration is used freely by the author)

It's really good. I've read many novels and this one is really good. The heroine really fits the current situation of most girls at this stage. The plot is also very good and very tight. I feel that the author has a talent for writing group portraits, and he also highlights the heroine enough.

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It's okay. It's the kind of story that you can continue watching without any major flaws or ruining your outlook. I thought it was a time-traveling game that could automatically increase blood or something. Unfortunately, it's not the case. I still prefer the fairy tale.

The writing is quite good, but I don't know why not many people read it, and there are no comments. I'll give you a five-star review to encourage you [laughing]

Very good, a small local bean.

There is still some storytelling in it, so you can read it when you're bored. There's no foresight or conspiracy, and it's a bit like children's literature.

It's a refreshing article for a female channel. It's actually quite interesting to watch without thinking about the plot of "passing the pillow when you're dozing off".

Not bad, not bad, keep up the good work.

Very well written, keep it up

Red and fiery, in a trance

Why haven't the ratings for such a beautiful book come out yet?

It's okay, at least it's quite easy to read.

I've seen a few of them, they're pretty good, they're eye-catching

I think it looks good, maybe it's the kind of thing that I like to slowly cultivate to immortality, and I don't care about anything else [Thinking]

It's good to watch. The heroine is a bit of a novice in the early stages. As she grows up, the heroine is still very wary.

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