Chat Group Across the Heavens: One Concept-Level Idiom Every Month

Average, pretty boring First, the opening entry system + chat group. Soon the Immortal Emperor level has no way to defeat the protagonist. He can fight back but cannot kill. However, there is still a crisis because the villain in the chat group tricked and killed the group leader. The protagonist can only open a small group to invite time travellers. The plot has always been a confrontation between the two sides. Second, the protagonist unconditionally helps the time-travelers in the chat group and uploads the transcendent level skills unconditionally. After others obtain the skills, they become stronger all the time. Finally, the chat group takes action to limit the strength of the skills, but the protagonist does not practice and keeps saying that he is not strong enough. Third, the protagonist has always relied on the strength of the [entry], but there is no explanation of his own strength. The chat group system previously invited the protagonist to join the group, but the protagonist refused to enter. Then the protagonist's [Invulnerability] entry subconsciously blocked the chat group, and then the chat group level was higher than the entry. As a result, the protagonist joined the group invisible. Fourth, the level of the chat group is higher than the entry, but the Immortal Emperor cannot harm the protagonist with the entry "Invincible", but he can parse the chat group and use it to draw people into the group, thereby invading the world of refining the world. Is this reasonable?

The setting is pretty good, and the book is also good, but the protagonist of Tamaha casually teaches people transcendental skills. Brother, how long have you been able to get along with others? How? Are you responsible for other people's consequences? You don't even test your character and character, so you just lead them away? If you weren't suppressing me in the group. Do you think it would be so harmonious and friendly? Just a nanny? What happened to the time traveler? Is he your parent or something? If you want to say that you have a good character and a good heart, I think it doesn't matter if you lead Fei. After all, as the saying goes, good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil. I'm going to complain again here. Are you taking away all the people in the group who are not related to you? How? Didn't your father take you with you when he came back from Longhu Mountain? That's it, I'm too lazy to complain.

I have reason to suspect that Lin Zhou is your mouthpiece. Is it because you, the author, are the chef of the Black Tower?

There is no Nian beast to celebrate the New Year, it is to welcome the spring, it is the influence from top to bottom from the emperor, it is not a village fight

The combat power expands too fast, and the speed of expansion is not very satisfying. Basically, the different worlds are just used as background boards. In addition to exploring the plot and combat power system of the main world, novels written by chat groups must also include a certain amount of writing on other fan worlds. This book purely describes how awesome the protagonist is. Chapter 11 is able to fight An Lan a little bit, which is simply outrageous.

The protagonist has the ability to kill all the villains under the Immortal Emperor in the main group. Why not do it instead of waiting for others to develop?

The writing is so divisive. A group leader does not have the authority to kick people. An Lan, who can play around with the perfect world at will, is still cultivating Taoism under one person. All kinds of pretense always makes people feel a little bit worse.

Super pretty 😊

What age is it, and you still start to seize abandoned babies?

It gives me a headache. What do you mean? I'm still playing in the main and sub-groups. The chat group is definitely not a fake. And the protagonist is so strong. Why haven't you thought about studying the system chat group? Could it be that the chat group blocks the protagonist and makes the protagonist forget subconsciously? I don't believe that the protagonist has no idea about the chat group.