Spiritual Qi Revival: My Cheat Comes From Minecraft

It's okay, nothing serious. It's just that the protagonist is cheating, but it's not a big cheat. Currently, the only thing that can be considered a big cheat is the switching table. After all, there are many limitations without Minecraft. You can only draw one thing at a time in the lottery. Faced with MC's huge resource library, you can only rely on the author to arrange good things. The lower limit is too low and the upper limit cannot be guaranteed. It is fun but not completely satisfying. Still no Minecraft restrictions to play. As for the contact between merchant Ma Jia and the country, Ma Jia said that he could not remember how many worlds he had traveled through, which indirectly meant that the merchants must have a lot of goods, resources, channels, etc., But the products they provided were only three high-end products (it is no problem for the world to display categories in the early stages of development), but there were only a few low-end products. Personally, I felt that they were not in line with Ma Jia's identity and experience. After all, there is still no Minecraft that limits play and development. I take back what I said. I originally wanted to keep it, but when I saw a message from a reader, I skipped through Chapters 81, 82, and 83. It was too hard. It turns out that the conversion table is not the protagonist's fault. The author didn't want to make the protagonist feel better. He got the Totem of Immortality and didn't want to put it on the conversion table to learn. Then it was gone as soon as he got it. Chapter 81 and chapter 82 were used after Chapter 82. Just like with me. In one sentence of the review, the protagonist wants to get good things all by the author. If he needs something, he will give him what he needs at the moment. If he doesn't need it, he will forget about the protagonist's worries. Then why write MC? Just write the system as a lottery system of all realms. I think MC is just going for MC's code power and modules. It doesn't matter what you want in the end. This kind of writing is not suitable for MC themes. Either give the protagonist a Minecraft and draw a module, or change it to a lottery of all realms, but I feel that even a draw of all realms is useless, and the author will still press it if he should. I see that the author has two MC books by Lao Huang in his bookshelf, so why doesn't the author learn from them? Lao Huang also has a protagonist who doesn't start out in Minecraft, which relies entirely on code, but his writing is pretty good. We still need to learn from it.

The latest chapter I read is Chapter 52. The protagonist is wearing a vest, but there is one missing module, which is the module that changes the identity and appearance. It is a bit unreasonable to change the identity just by changing a set of clothes. Superman also needs to have Kryptonian eyes to hide his identity.

It's quite interesting, just don't make mods that are too biased and make more popular ones.

It feels very good to see the latest 53 chapters. There is an atmosphere at the beginning where I can pick up treasures in my dreams, and I also like the adventurous atmosphere at the end. The MC in this book does not have the inexplicable and disgusting fun-loving mentality of other bookshelves of the same type. Although I don't know much about MC, I think the core of MC is the unique rules, not the speechless fun-loving mentality. The first MC novel I read was like Digging Blocks in the World of Immortal Cultivation, which is also the basis of my understanding of MC. However, this book does not have some plot content like Dimension Invasion: I Can Fish in the World. I personally dislike the plot content about cultivating immortals. I prefer the plot in Dimension Invasion: I Can Fish in the World where dimensional items become reality. After all, why when it comes to supernatural powers, it must be the resurrection of spiritual energy, why can't it be the awakening of dimensions. Whether it's a dimensional invasion, I can fish for all things in the universe, or I can pick up treasures in dreams to find treasures in my dreams. The lottery-like sense of surprise brought by the unknown is very addictive to me. However, the command block lottery in this book is a bit underwhelming, and many of the items drawn out are of little use. Is it caused by the lack of the unique preference given by the will of the world called the child of world destiny? If so, I think I can add it to the protagonist. After all, the protagonist has been using MC all the time and has not awakened other powers that can be used openly. After all, some extraordinary powers, such as those embodied in dimensional awakening fantasies, cannot be forcibly solved by MC alone. Judging from the current situation, the protagonist of this book still does not have the sense of destiny of the Destiny Child, which is somewhat inconsistent with the sense of crisis of the world in this book falling into ruins. I read that my stand-in is Steve some time ago, and I thought it was interesting that the golden apples in that book could all-round improve the source of strength and the conceptual change rules of name tags. I hope this book can also add some, as well as the kind of absolute MC rules that can fully master the various modules or the realization of various creatures in MC.

Not bad, not bad, another good-looking MC novel [smile][smile][smile]

If you are bored, you can watch it for a while to pass the time. The combination of MC 1 and reality is not bad, it is relatively smooth, not so abrupt, and there are fewer poisonous points. There may be one or two poisonous points.

It's really good, but starting to farm heroic units in the early stage, is this right?

Nice! It's just a little short ٩(◦`꒳´◦)۶

I am uneducated, but I am awesome!

It's not bad so far. Come on, keep up the pace.