Chu Feng, a poor student in the history department, activated the [Destroying Divine Eye] at the beginning, and my life was completely out of control!
[First Peep at the Door]: See through antique treasures and make money by picking up leaks from street stalls!
[Enter the house]: See through the Feng Shui luck, and the dangerous tomb is as smooth as walking on the ground!
Exquisite: I understand the treacherous nature of people's hearts, and all the beauties and daughters are devoted to me!
[Return to the original nature]: One glance can trace back thousands of years of memories of ancient objects; one thought can make thousands of people unable to escape!
Don't play tricks with me, the color of your emotions has already betrayed you the moment you think about it!
Imitate the popular format: Use the popular online article formula of "starting + cheats + losing control of life", which is simple and direct, attracting readers who like fast pace and strong settings.
Clear upgrade path: directly displays Goldfinger's level system and powerful abilities at each stage, allowing readers to see the protagonist's growth line at a glance and full of expectations.
Covering core desires: Directly link abilities to readers' core desires (wealth, power, love), and each level corresponds to a huge cool point.
Pretentious ending: The ending uses a very convincing sentence to show the protagonist's extraordinary ability to use "emotional vision" to see through people's hearts. It is impressive and makes people can't wait to read the text.
Reader comments
The marked system document, what about the system?
The protagonist gets a plug-in, and a one-eyed old man sells the protagonist a piece of blood jade. After dripping blood to identify the owner, a burst of energy is injected into the eyes, allowing him to see treasure and death. This is the protagonist's plug-in and it has nothing to do with the system.
Chapter 4: Abandon the book, do you think it's good or not?
The marked system document, what about the system? The protagonist gets a plug-in, and a one-eyed old man sells the protagonist a piece of blood jade. After dripping blood to identify the owner, a burst of energy is injected into the eyes, allowing him to see treasure and death. This is the protagonist's plug-in and it has nothing to do with the system.
Chapter 4: Abandon the book, do you think it's good or not?
. . . I thought it was something pretty. . .