I'm Really Not Jingle Cat

To be honest. Why don't you open your golden fingers so wide? Or don't limit it. Limiting the protagonist is really the most poisonous thing. Obviously Goldfinger is so cheating and so open. But there are restrictions everywhere. It's really ugly. What happened to the invincible flow? It can be like any other novel. Open a small shop in reality? Sell ​​some magic, technology and the like. Or you can go to the world you want to go to and change your original regrets, like this unlimited golden finger. It's hard to write. A bit of a mistake. Just like me. Accurate. Especially limiting growth. Development or something. Come on. 🙂

Now that the protagonist has the Infinity Gauntlet, first wipe out the pollution on the earth and purify the air

Please post here the interesting items you want me to include in my novel~

Doesn't it strengthen the body? There is also telepathy, don't you plan to change it. The golden finger of the protagonist. Been known. I'm afraid I won't be disturbed every day, right?

To write this type of book, the author's knowledge needs to be broad, but I now find that it is not. For example, the protagonist is really not too stupid and wants a private space, so he goes to the moon to build a base. But I still want to say, is this stupid? ! ! Since the author likes Jingle Cat so much, doesn't he know that among Jingle Cat's props, there is one that is for children to play with, but is actually terrifying enough to create a new universe and create a new planet in it. Even in the original plot, the creatures in it can actually use a time machine from the future to reach Jingle Cat's era, directly crossing time and space... It is possible to create a new universe, so why play with the moon... Also, the protagonist can only use the Infinity Stones at all times, so why wouldn't he use some low-grade stuff as a cover? Devil Fruit is not enough. As a prop, we should get something else. For example, flying swords and the like... By the way, the protagonist has to get his own spiritual energy to practice internal strength. Did he forget all about the elixirs? There are also fairy tale dramas and games, in which Zhu Guo and his ilk are enough to cultivate immortality, let alone cultivate internal strength. I always feel that the author has no imagination, but insists on writing this kind of typical example.

In the beginning, God started the story with a grand scene, but now the writing is getting more and more petty.

This book is fine at the beginning, but becomes more and more toxic as you go to the end. The protagonist is a fool from beginning to end, and behaves like a madman. He becomes more and more out of touch with his character as he goes on, and the plot becomes more and more frustrating. Author, you might as well go back and create a new book with your own settings.

The protagonist is a naughty kid who got a nuclear bomb. It is completely impossible to understand his thinking. If you want to liberate the people at the bottom, let the earth start cultivating immortals. Why don't you use technology to increase productivity and raise the earth's people like pigs? In order to prevent ordinary people from dying, they would throw away their skills and let them snatch them away, fighting to the death. It was inexplicable.

After reading more than 80 chapters, I found that the protagonist has a completely stupid IQ, is irritable, and is arrogant. His personality traits are completely invisible and he looks completely like a child.

The author's setting is simply ridiculous. The protagonist Xianyu, please stop being ridiculous. Xianyu is a liar. As long as Xianyu wants to continue writing this book, he will definitely continue to encounter problems and solve them. Midnight Bookstore is the most salty novel I have ever read. The protagonist in it almost never takes the initiative to solve the problem, and even runs away frantically when encountering the plot. However, there is no clue. If you want to write a book, there must be a plot. Nowadays, salty fish characters are no longer popular. There's nothing wrong with reviving spiritual energy. The point is, why do you still need to revive spiritual energy when the protagonist is so cunning? To put it bluntly, if you really want to build a utopian society, just pick up a phone booth and talk about the requirements, such as unlimited productivity, the reason why humans work is to relieve boredom, and all researchers are motivated by interest (not to mention lack of interest, how many benefits do real inventors and scientists make inventions? For example, if the Curies really wanted money, they would not donate Lei's patents. Hawking, a useless person, asking for money and fame is useless), ordinary people only need to play, isn't this solved? In fact, the protagonist is so awesome that he can build a mythical earth just for fun. It is definitely more interesting than the resurrection of spiritual energy. The protagonist plays countless myths by himself. The good guy is the protagonist, the bad guy is still the protagonist, and the boss is still the protagonist. It is much more interesting than God's opening to establish spiritual energy recovery. After all, what the invincible protagonist really wants to do can be done instantly, so why bother?

After watching Avengers 4, I turned into ashes long ago when I saw this guy snapping his fingers to drink water 😅

Great idea and a good start! Then the more I wrote, the more complicated the setting became. There were too many things integrated and it was a bit different! Protecting the earth and restarting the spiritual energy sounds very exciting, but in fact it seems quite boring. The fun of the invincible flow behind is completely gone.

I still like the kind where the protagonist is the only one with superpowers and pretends to be cool in the city. In other words, although the setting is very invincible, the author is not invincible when writing it. It is like a fool who suddenly has invincible power and is still a fool. Of course, after so much has been written, it is impossible to ask the author to change it, but at least it should be written better. Otherwise, the protagonist always only uses props instead of truly improving his power. With infinite Infinity Stones, he is even more rubbish than Thanos.

The main character is boring. When in trouble, slap him to death, bully major organizations when you have nothing to do, go out and pretend to be cool in the next world. Don't shout for salted fish at the same time. If you don't solve the problem immediately, you will have to go through eighty-one difficulties.

I dodge first, it's no different from a kid playing house

Invincible, yes, but if it collapses, it will open up spiritual energy to the whole world. Do people who are accustomed to modern life really like the kind of spiritual energy recovery that can't help life and death?

The idea was good and the beginning was good, but it started to fall apart from the point where the spiritual energy was revived, and the plot became boring. It doesn't matter whether the protagonist is a salty fish or not. The main reason is that it is obviously an invincible novel, but it makes people feel very frustrated. What a pity,

This is a novel with a fool as the protagonist.

The reason why I read this book is because it is an invincible novel. I also enjoyed reading it in the early stages. As I watched, the author put various restrictions on the protagonist, and the character also collapsed. Originally, the protagonist was a latecomer who was afraid of trouble, but now he has become nosy, curious, and likes to get to the bottom of everything. Although I understand that this way the author can improve the number of plot words, but after all, I lost the sense of excitement in the early stage, and I lost the enthusiasm to read anymore😔