Cultivation: One Gain, Infinite Possibilities

Ah, this is the most promiscuous protagonist. The three waves of Crazy Sword are not as promiscuous as him [Chigua]. It's a big deal. It's a pity that people are not normal. In the game with unlimited resources, I meet an adventure-loving master. It's not an unexpected thing to die that day. Until now, I only rely on my halo to support me. Tsk, without further ado, let's start the next book [Chigua]

It's pretty good-looking. There's nothing too bad about it at the moment. The only problem is that you must set the setting at the beginning and don't keep changing it. As long as it passes through the hands of the protagonist, it is infinite. You don't care whether it is more or less incomplete. As long as it passes through the hands of the protagonist, it is infinite. Because the protagonist's plug-in is essentially a copy. As long as there is a physical object, it is infinite.

The writing and plot are all online, the details are slightly lacking, but there are no poisonous points. The main problem with the details lies in the way to control the protagonist's strength, and the setting of limiting cheats. Even so, the plot is somewhat inappropriate, and the author's writing control may be somewhat insufficient. The other details don't matter much, and overall it's a good book. Putting aside the above-mentioned shortcomings, it still falls short of being considered a good book in my mind. That is, the author's choice of words is a little lacking in spirit, and the plot is a little mediocre. But it feels like it has great potential, so please support it. Later, there were some plots that made no sense, and they became dull and boring to watch.

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There is a combination of martial arts and fantasy. The realm is fantasy, and the main plot is martial arts. It was the first time I saw Xiu Xian injured and had to recover for a month.

I will try my best to see what everyone posts in the comment area! If you have any questions, you can tell me If you have any suggestions, please tell me if you have any bad points, I will really change them! If the pace is too slow, you can tell me! Write suggestions in the comment area: (The correct way to circle the poison point: Chapter ** and copy that paragraph of text) Don't just leave a chapter where there is a problem, post the paragraph, otherwise I really don't know where the problem is╯▂╰

So far, it's pretty good, but the possible drawback is that the protagonist doesn't hide money. However, the trouble caused by this is not mentioned, so the impact is not big. It will only cause conflicts with the readers' underlying code (it feels like it will cause trouble, but it's okay). Most of the people the protagonist meets are good people and don't have much trouble. It's still very comfortable to watch.

The overall level of this book is online. Although there are some small flaws in logic or details here and there, the highlights are outstanding enough. The character creation and story rhythm are excellent. The flaws are not hidden, and it is worth reading calmly.

His thinking and logic are steady and steady, the people around him are considered good people, and his world view has not yet spread. But it is a bit conservative, lacking the pattern of a strong person in the extreme realm, and not exerting the power of the infinite concept god. For example, man-made treasures, waiting for rabbits, substitute techniques, and puppets. If they are alternated, the infinite concept will be very scary.

It's very cool. This feeling of having unlimited supplies thrown around is so cool for a village rat like me.