Golden Fingers Across the Heavens

When writing Detective Di Renjie, the protagonist is the legitimate son of the former crown prince. Whether it is for the plot or for his own life, he must first hold Di Renjie's lap. He is a supporter of Li Tang's country. Then, the protagonist is really introduced now. Everyone is looking for the protagonist. It's difficult to write, because once the identity is exposed, death is inevitable. The Wu family will definitely kill the protagonist for the throne. It would be good if Wu Zetian doesn't kill the protagonist. She will definitely not protect it. Coupled with the threat of the snake spirit and Yuan Tiangang, to be honest, I'm afraid the protagonist has not realized how dangerous he is.

My guess about Goldfinger is whether the changes in Goldfinger are actually related to plot participation. The first time it increased the fastest, it happened to be when he was with Yuan Tiangang and Fei Wenzhong. Then it was very slow because I didn't communicate with the characters in the plot for more than ten years. Emmmmmmm, or in other words, Yuan Tiangang and others play an important role in the plot. They have the luck in Detective Di Renjie's world, and the golden finger absorbs the luck and exchanges it for things from other worlds to strengthen the protagonist, so I guess that with the flow of the plot, the golden finger will rise very quickly.

The ending of this book seems to be: the protagonist is so useless that even Goldfinger gave up on him and left. Then the protagonist feels that he is living a good life and does not feel any regret at all. And Goldfinger broke up amicably. It made me feel bad all over.

To sum up the characteristics of this novel, it is not fun to write, the process is boring and depressing, the characters are useless (they say they are great, but they are only 50-50 equal to the supporting cast), and it is very frustrating to read, just like the first world I thought it was okay. Cheating against Wu Zetian, it doesn't matter whether you are the emperor or not, but you end up fighting the boss Wu Zetian's younger brother at a 50-50 draw. Wu Zetian didn't see the protagonist hold her shit in until she died. All the early pursuits will end after killing you! Of course, the protagonist did one thing. When he helped Wu Zetian, who wiped out all your family members, to deal with the rebel Yuan Tiangang with the help of cheats and sidekicks, he successfully killed the big boss Wu Zetian and passed away! Then becoming an emperor hasn't even started yet, so he starts off to the next world and continues his miserable journey! Not cool at all! It's boring and frustrating at the same time!

Every time he goes to a new world, he empties the power of the pig's feet. When he arrives in a new world, he forgets the martial arts he learned before. Goldfinger provides new martial arts. It's 0202, and there are still people writing such nonsense.

After reading about 100 chapters, this book is mainly about the Dee Renjie series of movies. The protagonist is a soy sauce passerby, so you can ignore the protagonist. The most vicious thing is that the protagonist's father was killed by Wu Zetian. In the end, the protagonist kneels down and licks Wu Zetian. This book should be a Buddhist book to persuade people to do good.

After reading more than 200 chapters, the writing gets worse and worse. The protagonist's golden finger is more useful. . . Every time you walk around in the world, you are beaten into a dog by others, and you still wear your grandma's legs. . .

After watching Di Renjie, I felt that it was so poisonous that even Shennong would be poisoned to death if he came. What kind of protagonist is this written about? Modern people have time traveled to Dee Renjie, and they know that the plot and the golden finger actually turned it into a trash. The author seems not to have thought that the protagonist was written as a trash, and deliberately added some other plots to make the protagonist look like a trash. Finally, he suggested that the book be renamed: The Reincarnation Journey of the Waste, Mentally Retarded 250.

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I feel like it's super rubbish. It doesn't matter if the plot can develop or not, and it doesn't matter if there's a protagonist or not. And it's very watery. The author likes to explain his power system, his internal strength, etc. Whenever he has something to do. And once he explains it, it's endless. It's often explained in one chapter. There are many shortcomings that I don't want to go into details. Anyway, some people like it and some don't like it. Anyway, I don't like it!

I want to get into the trap, but I would like to ask the readers, is this book about starting to develop and cultivate anew every time you go to a world? I looked at the catalog and it looked like this. They were all reborn and turned into waste and practiced again, and they didn't have the master world.