You Were Told to Be Cannon Fodder, Not to Bed the Heroine

I'm not talking about you, the author. The Guinness record is for typing out 807 letters per minute. Calculating that each Chinese character requires six letters, you can type out about 134 words per minute. Since you are not a holder, let's calculate it as 100 words per minute. The general healthy sleep time is eight hours, and you spend about two hours eating every day. Take another 20 minutes to go to the toilet, 40 minutes to wash up, one hour to exercise, two hours to get inspired, and another hour to be in a daze, and you should have nine hours to type. You can type 435,780 words. Calculated at 2,000 words per chapter, there should be 36 chapters, but you only put so little content every day. What's going on? To be honest, is it a deduction? The donkeys in the production team didn't dare to rest like this, so the author quickly got up to code!

⭐⭐⭐⭐Overall, the story is quite interesting. I don't really care about the flaws, so I think it's pretty good. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mark 1: After reading only a few chapters, the physical constitution and exercises are all messed up, which is a bit careless. After reading Chapter 135, the feeling given to me by the protagonist is that he doesn't want to use his brain (to be honest, he is not strong enough and has no system-related support, so it's useless to use his brain), and he doesn't attack the Son of Destiny very much (for reasons of strength and system function), but he has figured out the system's usage strategy (constantly contacting women related to the Son of Destiny), and his desire to continuously become stronger is relatively stable, and he can have a flexible bottom line. In addition, the author uses ＊＊ to avoid forbidden words and the direct description is still refreshing to me. [Laughing evilly] Since the protagonist knows the script, it is recommended that in addition to contacting the heroine to trigger the system selection, there is more opportunity to seize the protagonist of the script.

Liu Bei has quite a lot of talent, and I'm a little worried about being banned. It seems that there's nothing wrong with it, and there's nothing overly toxic about it. The character of the protagonist is neither anti-human nor anti-human. It's quite fun, and it's a good time to pass the time.

A chaotic body on the roadside is looking for a little trash from the same realm to hone its fighting strength. If you really have it, please show your nakedness.

It's okay, but there are too many Destiny protagonists. Just finish cutting Ye Fan's leeks first and then write about the others.

Others don't know, but I think it's okay. The author has 4 books, and three of them are on my bookshelf. I like the one about Kunpeng who is very strong when he is born. Like other fantasy novels, if the strength is not high at birth, you have to slowly improve it. You are already a mythical beast. How can you be less powerful when you are born? Well, the above is my personal opinion.

I finally finished reading it. The protagonist and some characters are the same as the author's other book, but the plot is different. It looks good. After reading it, I realized the reason why this book has a relatively low rating. One of the two female protagonists in the middle is a ruthless person (and finally gave up and chose to be with the male protagonist). The other was after eating it because a stronger tribe accepted her as a saint or something. Then her master felt that the male protagonist was not very strong, so she gave up on the male protagonist and drew a line with the male protagonist. In the end, she regretted it when she saw that the male protagonist was basically invincible [face covering]. It's still quite poisonous. Another bad thing I think is that the male protagonist's strength improves a little slowly. Mainly because he develops a lot of sword intent in the middle. He needs to practice the rules and so on, and then the improvement is relatively slow. Then when he encounters some ancestors, old monsters, etc., He basically can't defeat them. However, the protagonist is not angry at having a way to save his life. The male protagonist only made rapid progress in the last chapter or two and became an immortal [laughing awkwardly], but the real power of becoming an immortal has not been used at all. Of course, in general, it looks pretty good. The author has worked hard to write so much, come on.

I watched the reminder in one go, which was a bit interesting, but some of the plots were very familiar. For example, the ancient Holy Body had to keep giving away girls and had to keep "peeping" in order to break the shackles of the Holy Body. It was such a familiar routine.

I want to know if the author can clearly distinguish between nine and ten? This Golden Thunder God Sword is said to be nine in the first sentence, and becomes ten in the next sentence. The upper sentence says that nine are forged, and the second sentence changes to ten when it is used. It is not just once or twice, it has always been like this [face covering]

What does it mean that you can finish reading it? This shows that this book is much better than many books. I can't stand most of the books I read. The author works hard and pays more attention to the moderators to stimulate his ideas. [Cool]