My Golden Finger Is a Cultivation Game

Slow pace, the author doesn't have to worry about others. Anyway, what you write is slow pace. What they want to read is fast pace. The writing style is already above some 6 points. As for the plot, it can actually be rated as 6 points. It shouldn't be so low at all. The main reason is that this book does not seem to be recommended to the audience it should be given. Everyone wants to read the kind of Long Aotian's refreshing writing, so it is recommended to this kind of book. My evaluation is that the author's writing is very normal. I'm not saying that this idea is normal, but that it is more in line with reality. The so-called abnormal thinking means that it is not the same as the kind of novel about cultivating immortality and refreshing. It focuses on daily life. I took a rough look and most of the negative reviews are those who want a faster-paced novel and want to read a novel. Their ideas are like the idea of ​​a tomato cultivating immortality and refreshing novel. They are very brainless. But what the author wrote is more in line with reality. After all, he is rational, which is still relatively rare in Tomato articles. At least the people in the author's writing are normal people, not those who have practiced cultivation for thousands of years and have worse minds than those who have traveled through time and are less than a hundred years old.

So far, it seems that the overall situation is very good. I personally think that the only flaw is that the protagonist's parents did not handle it well, especially when the protagonist's mother gave birth to an unusual child.

Not bad, the progress is a bit slow, and when equipping skills and spells, can you consider setting a proficiency progress bar? Or you can also consider equipping the same skill or spell to stack proficiency or realm? Also, I still don't know what the values ​​​​of the protagonist panel are, so I suggest you list them.

The pace is slow and the family lives a daily life. There isn't much intrigue, but it doesn't sit well with me. There are a lot of daily events. Personally, I prefer the growth of the protagonist.

If the pace is slow, you should update more and stop talking about five chapters a day.

It's quite routine. I deliberately made the difficulty of cultivating immortals higher, and I had continuous opportunities to learn and improve over a period of time.

After reading about thirty chapters, I found it very simple and close to me, and I felt very immersed in it. There is no such thing as Long Aotian as soon as he comes up.

The author is very eloquent, and listening to you is like listening to a speech. You can write several chapters on one thing, and the key points are not repeated too much. I envy the author's eloquence

So pretty (50 cents a piece)🤓

It suits my taste quite well, and the writing is not bad.