Foreseeing Fortune and Misfortune, a Mortal Ascends to Immortality

It's okay, a little bit poisonous, but it shouldn't be serious. After all, although the plot is not too classic, it is still smooth and can be seen to the end at a glance. It can only be said that it is very consistent with the author's current writing skills. I personally think it is better than some works that are poisonous in the general direction and can still get high scores. I feel that the score is a bit low now. My personal evaluation is about 7 to 8. It's more like a simple pastime. I admit that I spoke too loudly before. Let me summarize the general plot development for those who want to read this book: 1. Steady development, low-key picking up leaks, and waiting for the time to fill the cup 2. Option 1: When the time comes, people must hold a cup Option 2: The author said, I must fill this cup Option 3: The sensible cup will fly over and fill it for me Option 4: Lack of plot props? It's okay, let's go out for a walk 3. The cup is successfully installed/the opportunity is obtained, and the supporting character calls out: Are there any masters? ! 4. Everyone: Why are you so proud? Protagonist: Because of luck Everyone: Why are you lucky? Protagonist: A fluke is a fluke 5. Harvest from review, wow! The explosion rate is really high 6. Loop Divide The current plot development focuses on a formula, and the characters' reactions are becoming more and more stereotyped. Even the lines and speech skills in each cycle are similar, and the duplication check rate is astonishingly high. The protagonist can only say "lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky" when faced with praise or prying eyes. Normally, his mood is as stable as if the person has passed away, but no matter when he changes his face for real or fake, his mood and expression changes as if there is no need for transition. It is also like seeing a real person.

I saw Chapter 111 and it was well written. The magic weapon exerts its power, and the protagonist can seize the opportunity. Instead of being passively beaten, he takes the initiative to attack in the middle. Yes, yes. The level of improvement is very slow. If the author is not anxious to get results, he will probably be able to write for a long time. I have read too many fast-paced articles, so it is good to read this kind of novel for a change. The only pity is that there is no heroine yet, although one is scheduled in the introduction. Finally, I hope it will be written with multiple female protagonists.

The writing is smooth, the characters are logically logical, Golden Finger feels refreshing, and the protagonist does things neatly. It can be seen in the novel about cultivating immortals that the overall storyline is generally an upgrade of fighting monsters. The protagonist of Golden Finger seeks good luck and avoids evil is almost no longer in any danger, so the expectations will be relatively low.

Although some plots feel familiar, new wine in old bottles tastes just as good. The pace is bright, the writing is refreshing, and it is relaxing and enjoyable to watch. It is worth watching. Even if it is AI, high-quality AI works are better than mediocre real-person works.

Come on, come on, let's take a look at the length, and talk about why I like this novel. First of all, I think this book deserves a higher rating, but I understand that everyone has different preferences, so I can't help but comment and tell what I saw in this book; the protagonist is cautious, brave and resourceful, and the few impulses are based on the perspective of love and justice. No one is perfect, and the characters in the book are also like this to make them appear flesh and blood; I personally think that Goldfinger is not too big, and based on the nature of this plug-in, the protagonist Of course, the character can choose to go smoothly and improve his strength, or he can judge how to turn danger into safety and fill the storage bag; regarding realm improvement, this book is not a brainless novel, it has reality to fight for the cruelty of resources, not to mention that after having the master and Goldfinger, he has not worried about resource issues. In this world of immortality, the protagonist improves quickly. Personally, I prefer to upgrade step by step, the "hexagonal warrior" growth method (the author can consider letting the protagonist dabble in all immortality talents?). Summary! I like it very much, thank you to the author! I've become an old fan too, hehe.

I listened and watched it for three days until I got to the last chapter, and I will comment on it. This book is to my liking. Goldfinger is a passive skill that grows with the growth of the pig's feet. The pig's trotters are decisive, affectionate, intelligent, and calculating. There is no heroine, and the supporting female characters only appear very rarely. Relying on Goldfinger's early warning, Pig's Knuckle deliberately plotted against any passerby who found trouble with Pig's Knuckle. Ninety percent of the resources for cultivating immortals that he grew along the way were brought by these people. It was really fun. More than three hundred chapters have not yet been released on the new map, so I will keep it for now.

It's good, but at least the whole heroine is

The golden finger of this novel is a compass, a compass that can independently appear good and bad hexagrams to judge. This should belong to the application of the law of cause and effect in the category of golden fingers. There is cause and effect, and then reverse the cause and effect to obtain opportunities. It is quite attractive, but the biggest highlight of this novel is that it describes the battle in only four words, which is clean and neat. To add, there is no comparison if you can fight.

I don't understand why there are so many talented people in the comment area? In my opinion, this kind of high-quality novel should start at least 9 points. It has self-consistent logic, wholeheartedly pursues the truth, has no regrets, and seeks immortality. This is a bonus point. What is even more valuable is that there are basically no poisonous points. The author insists on writing this book until it is finished in Tomato, and he is a great writer.

The setting of the main character starting as a handyman disciple with qualifications is very down-to-earth. The golden finger of the bronze hexagram plate "seeking good luck and avoiding misfortune" is not outrageous. Details such as "telling fortunes and waiting for lightning to strike to pick up opportunities" and "finding stalls to buy things according to the hexagrams" are very specific. The setting of "predicting good or bad luck" can be substituted for the refreshing feeling of "little people rely on poor information to counterattack" when watching it. The male protagonist is also very good. He treats his friends and master very well.