Side Effects from Practicing Forbidden Arts? I’ll Pass Them on to My Enemy

There is no logic at all. The supporting character must lower his or her IQ. It is already obvious. He tells you right in your face that there is something wrong with the protagonist. Supporting character: I don't know, I don't know. I feel that the protagonist is very powerful. Author, you are from the Tang Dynasty. We are not from the Tang Dynasty. 2 Stars.

There was a fat man at the beginning, and he was asked to run away, but he ran away from the place where he was eating people, and he didn't even know to leave a person to die in his place. When he left, the fat man asked where he was going, and the male protagonist actually told him🤦

This should be an invincible article, not an invincible tomb?

The author is being funny again, arranging the character Er Niu to do it. This kind of person who sells and helps count the money is speechless. Moreover, the side effects of this transfer are too obvious. It happened on the spot. It is impossible that all people are stupid and underestimate the wisdom of ancient people.

Purely cool writing, but the start is a bit poor. It is obvious that he has a golden finger, hiding behind the scenes and cursing the secret method to become invincible. However, in the beginning, the protagonist uses the golden finger in front of a group of people, telling others that he has the golden finger. However, none of the supporting characters noticed the pattern, and the aura of reducing intelligence was very serious. It's okay in the middle and late stages. It's a cool novel without brains, and just do it when you see people. There seems to be a limit to Goldfinger when it comes to high-level protagonists, but we don't know. It's very similar to a novel I've read before that uses side effects to consume life span, but it's not as cruel as that one. As long as the protagonist has thoughts about the protagonist, the protagonist's direct causal law will offset the enemy's life span, which is fierce. This one is a little bit worse, you still have to look for skills, geniuses, treasures, etc.

Run, run, run, run, run, run, run

Press, sacrifice four cross-realms to get double benefits and only improve one small realm.

Rebound plus sacrifice transfer is very powerful. The plot is okay, but it has some bugs. For example, every time he has no replacement transfer, a transfer target suddenly appears. It appears several times in a row, and if you say it is a coincidence, the reader will be treated as a fool.

It's too late to move, it's dead

The Holy Mother's heart is too serious. When something happens, I just want to punish evil and promote good. The protagonist will meet evil people wherever he goes, and then help the weak. It is a nosy plot from beginning to end. It relies entirely on these supporting characters to promote the plot. It gives the impression that the protagonist has no opinion and no goal. He wants to save the following. A person who has nothing to do with him provokes a big force. The big force chases the protagonist and makes trouble for the protagonist. The protagonist passively fights back and becomes stronger in the process. It is this old routine. There is no novelty. The plot is too old-fashioned. What era is it now to write such an old plot?