[Control flow + game + copy + unlimited flow + group script killing + heavenly foundation building + fruit position golden elixir + underworld magical power]
Also known as "Hero, I really have to control you" and "Fairy, let me point your life point?"
Lu Yan, the rotten substitute liver, is bound to a mysterious game and controls Su Qinghan, a good-for-nothing heroine who has been practicing Qi for three years!
Others rely on fate, luck, and Feng Shui to practice cultivation. The upper class monopolizes acupoint maps, luck charms, and Feng Shui treasures, while the bottom class can only sacrifice their lives in exchange for residual methods?
I prefer to use game operations to cheat!
Accurately poke the Mingmen acupoint, double the efficiency of Qi training and break the shackles of life!
The stuck point borrowed luck to pass the level, and the talisman-free foundation-building slapped the sect's genius in the face!
Grab the feng shui treasure to condense the perfect golden elixir, and blast through the secret realm with 189 consecutive hits of SSS rating!
Su Qinghan held his sword aggrievedly: "Don't praise me! I'm just a puppet being manipulated. It was 'he' who stabbed the Demon Sect and grabbed resources!"
When I used game operations to break the upper-level monopoly, the lower-level monks all over the world went crazy: "You don't have to escape a narrow escape, but you can change your destiny?!"
The higher-ups were panicking, and the sect was anxious, but who would have thought that behind the heroine who crushed the entire immortal world was a young man who used WASD to move around!
Reader comments
I'll give it a 10 points first. After all, the subject matter is quite interesting, and I feel like it can be explained later. But there are still some small problems. For example, the plot is advancing a bit too fast, and you need to think about how to deal with this account in the future.
Also, I've read half of the updated content and haven't seen it offline yet, so how to deal with offline content is also a point that needs to be dealt with.
I'll give it a 10 points first. After all, the subject matter is quite interesting, and I feel like it can be explained later. But there are still some small problems. For example, the plot is advancing a bit too fast, and you need to think about how to deal with this account in the future. Also, I've read half of the updated content and haven't seen it offline yet, so how to deal with offline content is also a point that needs to be dealt with.