I’m a Cheating Player

There are plug-ins for you to open, and you are still a little person who knows some martial arts. Others don't have plug-ins. You can open a large group or company, and talk to the authorities on an equal footing. You are a useless protagonist who knows how to practice martial arts and keep a low profile every day. You are quite complacent, but you are really stupid.

It's not that we can't accept a low-key protagonist. There are many low-key protagonists, and there are many people who like them. However, a low-key protagonist should be low-key in line with the setting. If the cheat is turned on so much, then there is no need to be too low-key. It seems that those who don't cheat are more powerful than the protagonist. I suggest the author think differently and play bigger. If the invincible cheat is turned on, it will cause trouble. After all, everyone who plays games knows that going with the wind and waves is the true meaning of the game.

The title of the book is wrong. It should be called "Although I can cheat, my IQ is not enough, what should I do?" Waiting online. Urgent!"

What makes me the most funny is the author's so-called bottom line of not killing people. It was said at the beginning that it is a fantasy world that will be restarted, so wouldn't it be funny to maintain the so-called confidence in the fantasy world? Killing people indiscriminately is unacceptable, but I can't understand why you act like this when someone else wants to kill you!

I summarized the book review. The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it is more rubbish than the book without it.

The author's protagonist is really a loser in terms of IQ. He has fantasy coins and a godly grandfather to protect him and provide him with all kinds of help. He is really useless.

It's poisonous. Let's not talk about other shortcomings. It's not fun at all to still be in the first-level world after 100 chapters. This rhythm makes me want to sleep.

I laughed when I saw the group of people in the book review section arguing about the so-called martial arts. How could martial arts, something that was popularized by modern martial arts novels and fantasy novels, become a representative of traditional Chinese culture? Martial arts and martial arts are the traditional Chinese culture. Besides, aside from things like magnetic field rotation and ripple qigong, isn't the essence of all martial arts the same as refining qi and refining qi into spirit? This thing is called Qi training, or cultivation of immortality. Talking back to this book, the author stipulates that magic is suitable for the protagonist, so there is no big problem in terms of setting. As for martial arts, the one with the highest settings I have seen so far is "Holy King" (the master of the multiverse who can easily destroy the multiverse). If you are interested, you can check it out for yourself, but again, the essence is to cultivate immortals, and then look at what magic can do, the Golden Nightmare Queen (Azathos, Mist), the Demon-Slaying Master Saint (doubtful, the setting is a combination of magic and technology, and is related to Azathoth), the Forbidden Demon God (the arrival can burst the universe or phase), the Domineering God of the Sun of Wrath (flow out of the multiverse), etc. These are all what magic can theoretically achieve. These authors have a lot of imagination, and I have to say that the online literary world still doesn't brag about it (mostly because of the cultural disadvantage). People like Dr. Chen have only appeared in recent years. If the author wants to compare the so-called martial arts with these, he can't do it. Going back to traditional culture, the mainstream of Chinese myths and legends is immortality, and the mainstream religious worship is essentially ancestor worship. It was not until Buddhism spread eastward in the Tang Dynasty and Taoism was founded in the Han Dynasty that there were gods. If you really want to brag about traditional culture, you can combine magic with traditional culture, such as the five innate virtues, the five virtues and the five fortunes. These things are not bad at all. In the final analysis, this kind of novel is based on the existing settings. You insist on the author writing an original and complete system, so why did she write Infinite Flow? In the end, the world is big and the author is the biggest. What people want to set is the author's own business. If you don't like it, just leave. There is no way, no one is RMB, right?

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I didn't read it, and was persuaded to quit by the comment section. Green mountains will never change, green waters will always flow, so I'll say goodbye!