Stack My Clones' Attributes, and My Cultivation Has No Bottlenecks

The protagonist travels through time and does not have a deep relationship with his family. However, the protagonist still gave the manor in exchange for the precious treasure to his parents, and even settled there to gain his parents' attention. While saying that it's fine just like this, and that it's appropriate to do your own thing without being noticed, at the same time, she made various actions to get her parents, brothers, and younger brothers to pay attention to her.

The score is a bit low. When I first read it, the author's writing was not very good, and it felt a bit like a running story, but the story is a good one. Gradually, the writing has improved a lot, and the plot has begun to unfold. It is a good book. I recommend it with five stars. The latest chapter of 209 is finished and it is included in the bookshelf. I will come back to read it again when there are more updates.

This is the first time I have read a book in the past year. The world view is relatively large, the plot is relatively bland, the protagonist is very stubborn, and there is no heroine. The controversial paragraph is about the handling of family. I think it is very good. People are social animals and there will always be people close to them, let alone people who are close to them and care about them. It's understandable that you want to cause trouble. No matter how ordinary a person is, there are times when he wants to appear dignified in front of others [laughs]

Not bad. The male protagonist travels into a world where everyone has a numerical value panel. His gifted clone can accumulate numerical values ​​​​to himself. At first, the family relationship was indifferent and he thought he would be a lone ranger. After a few years, his strength improved and his relationship with his parents and brothers also developed to a certain extent.

The overall structure is very good and looks very smooth. It's a bit regretful that: 1. There are no ups and downs, not the plot, but the emotions. 2. Brotherhood is basically very weak, and kinship may be more appropriate. 3. The relationship between father and son, mother and son. Maybe I am the one favored by the parents. I personally like the protagonist's feedback and dedication to his parents. The parents did not treat them harshly. It is necessary to compare horizontally and vertically. There is nothing wrong with the protagonist's approach. 4. The environment setting is too realistic and tends to be dark. The key is that there is no privacy and the superiors have too many calculations. The class solidification is too serious, making it impossible for the protagonist to do whatever he wants. The key is that nothing has changed about the protagonist

I feel good, calm and hardworking, I don't just pretend to be a slap in the face when I go out, I am really a decent person!

It's well written, you can try it! Come on, come on, come on

Pretty good, well written

It's very exciting, the logic is reasonable, and the pits dug have been basically filled. The very important background setting of binary opposition can balance the pits that have lasted hundreds of millions of years, and the pits can be filled in reasonably. [Like]

I can't say it's too stunning, but it definitely makes people endure and watch it. It's just too short.