Creepy Cultivation: I Can Copy Traits

The world view setting, writing style, etc. Are all good, and it is very interesting to read. But some of the protagonist's actions may be a bit poisonous, such as killing a monkey for no apparent reason, and exposing yourself can break the rules of the system.

Invincible writing, the plot is okay, and there is no limit to the golden finger copy. In the article, grass and cockroaches can be copied. If you play like this, copy wood, water, earth, metal, fire, and item entries, and synthesize them multiple times in a row, you will basically be invincible.

Come, the author read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, working hard unyieldingly, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, steel being refined a hundred times, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can work hard I am a keyboard in the darkness and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet writing. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding every day and every night.

The cultivation of immortality begins, the gray mist flows infinitely, multiple systems, and the setting is grand. The protagonist begins as a handyman of the Immortal Cultivation Sect, and entering the gray fog is the key plot that opens up the world view setting of Agricultural University. Goldfinger is also really strong and has no limits, he can even... (Spoiler, I won't tell you). It's rare to see something that's not depressing. This one is relatively fresh and looks pretty good. Some people think it's a bit poisonous, but I personally think it's non-toxic! The protagonist's personality is also quite good, and he has a bottom line in terms of what he can do. It's a bit low-key, but it's pretty good after five chapters, plus the key plot points... All in all, I highly recommend you to watch it.

When the ultimate rationality breaks into the strange world, survival is the most brilliant calculation. If you are tired of the traditional protagonists who are passionate and impulsive, then please be sure to get to know Chen Mo, a time traveler with a normal modern IQ. Traveling through the strange world of immortality, holding the mysterious system in hand, his creed is not to change fate against the will of nature, but to "steadiness comes first." This is a brainless and refreshing article, and it is also an intellectual feast. The author uses calm and sharp writing to construct a world full of crises and strange rules. You will see how the protagonist uses ruthless calculations to turn every desperate situation into an improvement in strength in the cracks between immortals, evil gods and all forces. When others were struggling in fear, he convinced them with strength; While others are trapped by friendship, he is coldly weighing the pros and cons. The novel integrates diverse settings such as the System, Cthulhu, Immortals, and Ten Thousand Worlds, with interlocking plots and far-reaching foreshadowing. What is particularly exciting is the shaping of the supporting characters. Each character is by no means a tool. They each have their own fate and highlights in the chess game carefully woven by the protagonist. Are you ready to follow this least heroic protagonist on a unique adventure as he dances on the edge of a knife and seeks transcendence amid calculation? It's not all cliche routines here, but also a fascinating and calm survival wisdom.

The writing by this author is really good-looking, clear and logical, and very refreshing. The plot is also very reasonable and not so arrogant. The writing is also very interesting. I have seen many American dramas and movies mentioned in it, and they are indeed very good to watch [Love][Love][Love]

The world of cultivating immortals is mixed with a copy of the magical world. The magic is stronger than the system of cultivating immortals. The reason is a copy of the obliteration seal. It says that as long as you have enough flesh and blood, you can kill immortals. Western magic does not pay attention to cause and effect. It will be easy for the magical world to invade the world of cultivation and immortality later. As long as you kill enough people and have enough flesh and blood, you can directly push them across.

Yes, there were articles about pasting and copying system entries a few years ago. The author combined the elements of infinite flow + immortality + entries + horror copies, and added some of his own understanding and ingenuity. Although it was sewn, the stitching was not too stiff. I judged the book to be food, and finally got a score of about eight. I will now give it five stars to help improve the score.

It's a very good book, but it feels like it's limited in terms of promotion and traffic. It's a pity. With the current chapters and rhythm, it's not a problem to write 900-1000 chapters. But this book may be buried. It's a pity, it's a pity.

It can be regarded as a unique idea. It continues the underlying template of the originator of Infinite Flow while adding its own innovative integration. So far, it can be regarded as a cool article. I hope that the author will accumulate more experience and write more and more exciting articles. Come on [like][cool][like]