I Publish Tasks in Another World

This ability is too buggy. It takes a few mission points to prevent people from having evil intentions. Then the protagonist can walk away sideways. He can make all kinds of unreasonable demands to people. If they don't agree, he will be beaten to death, but others can't fight back. Otherwise, they have evil intentions. It can be said that the protagonist is basically invincible and can do whatever he wants.

As long as you collect the content of tasks and rewards and punishments you have done before, it is not difficult to discover the existence of the protagonist... It can only be said that the protagonist is a brainless person. Since he is an ordinary person, he still puts himself next to a group of masters. He has lost his mind. Only by ensuring his own safety can he be strong... Otherwise, every time he is in danger, he will rely on issuing tasks to resolve it. A fool will know that there is a problem...

The plot is good, but the protagonist's strength is as unimproved as constipation.

The subject matter is okay, but I personally feel that the writing is not very good. The protagonist's IQ is an issue. . I read four chapters in total. You start with 3 points, you will die if you use up all of them. The protagonist is afraid of failure when sending tasks to others. After getting the system, he should immediately send some simple tasks to others to improve himself. Anyway, you set the tasks yourself. You also need to start simple. Find some passers-by to send some tasks. For example, if you take one step, you will get 10 taels of silver. You will be rewarded in the blink of an eye. Simple tasks can quickly accumulate task points. Issue a task to the protagonist's enemy that he cannot complete, punishing him by lying down for a long time and delaying it for a few days. It's easy to do a thousand tasks a day. Arrange some tasks for yourself in a few days to improve your strength. Leave here, find a city, complete the mission for half a year, and then go back to massacre the city. At the beginning, you have to arrange tasks for the enemy. After failure, you continue to want to arrange tasks for him, fearing that if you arrange tasks for others, you will fail. The protagonist's IQ is too low. Breathe. Take a step. The reward for moving your finger is still 10 taels of silver, which is very good for ordinary people. Will such a mission fail? None of these protagonists could have imagined.

Watching it is just a waste of the world, it doesn't feel any better at all, and I'm worried that the protagonist will accidentally die, so why bother watching it.

Do you think those monks are idiots for targeting the Zhang family every time? Every mission is related to the protagonist,? Do you think others are fools?

The protagonist should obviously be dead. He initially had three points, but failed two times and then lost two points. After the third mission, he reached zero points. Why didn't he die?

Author, really, I read the first 60 chapters. The male protagonist is really a small character. It really makes me feel that my IQ is insulted. I usually go to school, go to work and so on. It is very hard. I read novels just to relax and see other people's lives that are different from ours. They all have IQs that are completely off, right? Especially the way the male protagonist bends over and bends his knees. It's hard to say that he has no strength in the early stage, but can you not be like this? In reality, people will abuse you, and in novels, they will also be abused by others. Also, I don't know what the male protagonist's own position is, whether it's a devil, a villain, a great god, a brave man or something? I don't understand.

Forcibly deducing wisdom, modern people travel to ancient times to save beauty and offend others? I'm afraid he is mentally retarded. Everyone should be suspicious of him. His clothes and grooming are very obvious!

I just want to say that those warriors are all a bunch of idiots, and the protagonist is an idiot among idiots. It's not fun at all. It feels like my IQ has dropped.

Post a task to others, and you will be rewarded if you complete it. If you post a task to others and complete the task by just moving their bodies, why bother? 😅

The most powerful person in a small marginal town is playing tens of billions? If the world is the strongest, I don't know if the protagonist can complete it in this life.

This book is not suitable for old bookworms

It's a very good idea but the author wrote it like this. I can only say that the writing style is not good.

The writing was too boring and not exciting. It was eye-catching at first, but then it turned into shit. . . . . .

Playing a hero to save a beauty is really disgusting. I have to do it twice.

Please give me some advice. You, the author, have written three books with millions of words! The protagonist's IQ must be online, and the supporting character's IQ must also be online! Now it's okay for the good-for-nothing protagonist to show off and slap him in the face! The golden finger is so wide open that it can be written as a reckless man invincible style. Writing small points on Goldfinger, you can write a protagonist with high IQ!

That is to say, the characters written by the author are too retarded. Anyone with a little bit of brain can infer that the protagonist is the one who issued the mission. Most of the missions issued by the protagonist are related to the protagonist. If it were in other books, I am afraid the protagonist would have been exposed long ago. When the protagonist issues a mission, he should first walk around the city to understand the situation, and then learn about the elixir weapons. In this way, the rewards for publishing missions will be diversified. They are always silver, and the more advanced ones are longevity and skill. It is too weak! The protagonist should also publish a task for himself, and the reward will be the ability to spy on the whole city, so that he can better understand the situation and release the task. It is best to publish a task that is not related to the protagonist, and let the protagonist control it behind the scenes.

There's a reason why your grades are so bad

The setting is really weird. You edit the tasks yourself and set the rewards yourself. Then why don't you publish the task of ten push-ups to reward the cultivation of the strongest person in the world? The author is so talented, I can't understand it