Gao Wu: My Golden Finger Is Called Ku Xiu

The setting of the protagonist really impressed me - he is not the kind of guy who just lies on the wall and wins, but a real "roll king". His golden finger is "the harder you work, the stronger you become". Only by practicing hard can you obtain skill points, and then use these points to overcome those martial arts difficulties. This feeling of "the protagonist works hard enough, plus the blessings" is really cool! There is no frustration, nor is it the kind of mindless and invincible crushing pretentious writing. Every breakthrough is the result of sweat. I love this kind of diligent and refreshing writing! Come on, keep up the good work! !

It's an unexpectedly exciting novel. The first two hundred chapters are written in a decent martial arts style, and you compete in various competitions in the school after entering the school. Then, in the third hundred chapters, the bloody battle in the dungeon is very exciting. The protagonist is both the righteous path and the devil. The more you write later, the better! So comfortable!

It's very well written. I haven't seen such a high-level martial arts article for a long time. It has the same feeling as when I read high-level martial arts articles all over the world. If I hadn't been short of money, I would have really wanted to give it a serious reward. I must not stop updating it. It has three to four million words.

Overall, it's pretty good. The battles are exciting, the plot is tight, and the upgrades are mainly fun. But it seems that the first few chapters after meeting Wen Ning were a little bit poisonous after more than 100 chapters. However, the author must have been scolded badly, and after improving his mental strength, it became good again.

The details are well drawn. I just hope that in the later period, I can hunt and harvest more refreshingly.

The protagonist's level of advancement is well controlled, neither too fast nor too slow. Although not fast, there is a faint tendency to explode, which is in line with my personal taste. It's not Long Aotian's cool article, it's very comfortable to read [blowing kiss]

Overall, it was okay. I could have read it. The reason for the four points is Wen Ning (I forgot if it was called this). It appeared inexplicably. Maybe the author has his own outline and ideas, but he didn't explain it. It's a bit confusing. Just read it here. Good luck. The story is also relatively gradual. I feel like maybe the author doesn't know how to write female characters? Anyway, I feel inexplicably uncomfortable when I write about female characters. The portrayal of the protagonist is quite good, and the Goldfinger type is also pretty good. The progress in the front is very comfortable, but the later part is a bit unbearable. However, personal tastes and preferences are different. It is recommended to read this book to know whether it suits your taste.

In a long-flowing style, the protagonist steadily upgrades step by step. There is no crisis, no foreshadowing or suspense. If you like this, you can check it out After basically watching it, I feel like the protagonist has less interaction with other characters. The other characters are a bit like passers-by/backgrounds. If strengthened, the number of readers can be doubled. Don't write it as changing the map flow.

The pace of upgrading is very good, and there is no big sense of surprise. I hope it can be more stable, and don't blindly upgrade to feel cool. This is also a common problem of Tomato. Com books. They seek coolness to please readers, but readers will get tired of it soon. You can have cool writing, but it is different whether it is good or not. This book is good, and few people can follow it.

It's really good-looking, brothers. There may be some shortcomings in the front. But in the back, it has great stamina and is not so brainless. The author's writing skills are a bit dull in the front, but he is already very proficient in the back, which is very cool. After searching around, the author's writing is still very good, at least I can read it. I don't want to read other books, they are really a bunch of stuff. Come on, author!

It's fast-paced, pretty good, similar to Fang Ping's

You can watch it, it's pretty good. It's just that the strength is a bit overwhelming, the system is a bit expensive, and it's not a cool article, but it doesn't have any poisonous points.

There are wonderful parts. I collected this book and it kept me in the beginning. When I updated it in the middle, some parts were not very satisfactory. The later chapters felt good, like the feeling of electrocardiogram and brain waves. It can be regarded as the plot has ups and downs. Maybe I personally focus on the feeling of refreshment.

Yes, at least there were no glaring flaws before chapter 100. . . Another aside: [Free book site, it's not easy to be an author, so as long as it's not too poisonous, book friends, please be gentle. Anyway, I either give it a five-star rating or I don't point it out. Come on

This book is one of my favorites among Gao Wu's novels. I have followed it since it only had more than 50 chapters. It was really good-looking, passionate, and inspirational at the beginning. It doesn't have any big shortcomings. It's just that it's a bit weak now, so I can only give it four stars.

The world view is grand! The training system is logically explained in detail. The protagonist's training process and the major dungeons are also written very beautifully. However, the author's writing style is a bit flat and straight! You can tell he's a new writer! Come on! Give it a five-star rating! Just don't stop updating!

It's quite good-looking. The protagonist has strength and a desire to work hard to improve. He doesn't rely solely on cheats. Compared with other high-level martial arts novels, the cheats are not too strong, but they are enough. The protagonist is not the kind of person who is directly invincible. He can be regarded as gradually becoming stronger. I have seen many people saying that he has overwhelming combat power. In fact, I personally feel that it is okay and quite normal. Originally, one or two points will not have any effect. However, the author still has some shortcomings in emotional dramas, such as family affection, and rarely describes the interaction between the protagonist and his family. Although it is a martial arts novel, focusing on martial arts, but blindly writing about martial arts alone, there is still too little shaping of the protagonist. For example, the money borrowed by the sister-in-law's family mentioned above was later repaid after the martial arts exam, but it has not been described in the article. Later, it is just his parents and sister. Later, I go to Taixuan. Although there is a possibility of nesting dolls, it depends on how the author writes it. For me, the other plots are still acceptable. I personally prefer to read it. Come on, author, five-star praise.

It's quite good. In the early stage, I developed in Blue Star, and later I jumped to Taixuan Holy Land to practice. The content is okay. The family plays an introductory role. The premise should be written down. There is basically no content about the family in the back. I feel that this setting is good. The supporting characters are not so brainless. There are no poisonous women or anything like that. There are too few words and not enough to read. [Cover face]

This novel is very interesting. It gives me the feeling of watching a mortal's journey to immortality. The more you watch, the more addictive you become. I can write this kind of plot. I really admire the author. I hope the author will keep up the good work! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Shy]

It has the feel of an old and passionate novel, the kind of youthful protagonist who values ​​love and justice and is a bit passionate. It is not suitable for old bookworms. It is a bit boring. The plot and characters are convenient and there is nothing serious about it, at least in the early stage.

Come on, the author writes very well, come on, come on, it's very good-looking, don't pay attention to them, whether they like it or not, don't stop updating, ∴′ come on, come on!

I don't know why, but this book is always criticized by people, and it feels like it's quite big. But for those who used to read it every day from the first chapter until now, the protagonist is revolving in obsession and growing in perseverance. The most touching and lamentable trait of the protagonist of this book is his extreme persistence and unwillingness to admit defeat. He has never been a lucky person with unique talents, but he has the tenacity to fight to the end. Faced with confusion about the road ahead, cold looks from others, and layer upon layers of realistic dilemmas, he never chose to compromise and lie down, but instead plunged into his own track and silently spiraled inward. While others stop at ease, he insists on gritting his teeth and taking one more step; while others are satisfied with passing, he insists on working hard to the extreme. This involution is never about blind comparison, but about sticking to one's own bottom line and pursuing one's ideals. Over the long years, he has survived the trough of being ignored, endured setbacks and disappointments again and again, and has always held on to his original intention and refused to let go. Through day after day of accumulation, competition and perseverance, he slowly broke through limitations and transformed into a better self. The protagonist allows us to see: true persistence is never about standing still; true involution is not comparing with others, only competing with oneself, and in the day-to-day hard work, ordinary life can be transformed into a hot state. Come on, the author, more and more It feels like it is simply too watery, so the book written by the author has been scolded by many people [face covering], but what should I say? Come on author, I support

I think the step-by-step efforts are very touching, and the pace is fast and slow, and the accumulation of skill points and the transition in time are also well understood. I also like it very much. It is a good book and the author has a very positive attitude. I hope to keep writing. Come on.

Well written, keep it up. Since the author wants five-star reviews, he should update more and faster.

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I have been reading this book, and I have been reading the first chapter. How can I say that the early stage is ordinary, but the middle and late stages are super interesting. The main thing is that the author's writing style has improved very much. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

Very good, keep it in your collection and watch again

Gao Wu's Sense of Déjà vu. The first book I read was The Eagle. I think it's okay so far, especially Goldfinger, which is certainly not that powerful: as long as you work hard, you will gain. It's hard for ordinary people to have talents.

It's relatively slow to warm up, it's a relatively formal system document, and the early stage improvement of combat power is relatively average, and it's very real.

Very pretty. Hopefully it will be a single female protagonist.