Stealing Dreams to Become an Immortal

Goldfinger has huge flaws. Judging from the description of the Butterfly of the World, does the Butterfly of the World carry all the worlds, or only part of the worlds? Does it include the world that covers the sky? If it is included, will people like ruthless people who have transcended all the worlds be aware of the butterfly of the world (transcendence is not mentioned in the original book, this is the author's second hypothesis)? Is the real world supported by the Butterfly of the World? If the ruthless person can really detect the protagonist's golden finger, why not seize it? With the feelings a ruthless person has for her brother, would she feel relieved if she was willing to wait for a stranger to grow up? Moreover, if the Butterfly of the World carries the world, why doesn't the ruthless person study the Butterfly of the World through the protagonist? After all, this seems to be related to the origin of the world. Moreover, when the Sun King gave the protagonist a special physique, he read through the protagonist's past and present memories. Wouldn't he be shocked that his existence is just a book and explore the truth? The Holy Emperor of the Sun can detect the protagonist, so there are many people in the world who can detect the protagonist. Still dreaming about Pangu? It's good if they don't slap you to death

. . . . It's really a strong recommendation, a strong recommendation

People in this town look down on you, and you vow to avenge them?

Just by looking at the introduction, you can tell that this is a novel written by a novice. It's like dreaming about Pangu. It's going to blow your brains out.

I didn't finish it, I just read more than 100 chapters, and I just felt that the protagonist was too perverted. A newbie in the Qi training level can defeat a master of elixir formation, and even go to space to be baptized by the divine wind of the sun, and refine an invincible solar treasure. Then in the Qi refining stage, everyone kills the golden elixir. I think the chapter also kills the earth immortal in the golden elixir stage? ? ? (I haven't read the content, and I'm not willing to spend a penny for this book.) I can understand the protagonist's halo, and I can understand it if he is stronger, but if it is too perverted, it will be boring. It feels like the indigenous people who cultivate immortality have all cultivated themselves on pigs. . .

After reading a few pictures, one reader was right when he said that practicing swordsmanship and cultivating one's mind will lead to an explosion of rage as soon as one arrives in the city! The character collapsed! You, a writer, have done nothing to cultivate your mind!

The first eight chapters constantly emphasize the importance of pig's feet in swordsmanship and Confucian qualities. In the ninth chapter, what is this thing? What kind of similarities in words and deeds are unknown.

After reading Chapter 21, I had no choice but to abandon the book. If my sister is so awesome, then why is she still alive and not telling her family? Even if she can't tell her family, then it's okay to ask someone to take care of her, right? After all, the distance is not far, but what was the sister doing when her parents died, and she didn't care about her brother after that, and she didn't even know that the town was destroyed by the demon clan? As the senior sister, my sister let her junior brothers and sisters go down the mountain to go home, but she didn't let them inquire about the situation at home, and took care of them by the way. You must know that this is a world where humans and monsters coexist, and monsters eat humans! The city will be destroyed at every turn, which is too unreasonable.

I can open up heaven and earth in the foundation building stage, where can I put my face in the tribulation stage?

The writing is so poor and the character descriptions are all the same, which is too embarrassing. To be honest, it is worse than Xiaobaiwen.