My Cultivation Game

As soon as I saw it on the shelves, he limited it to free of charge. This is not good. I don't take advantage of it, so I gave it back.

I've been reading 7 books at the same time recently, and this one has the best reading experience. I remember I clicked on it when I saw the limited exemption list, but I ordered them all before I could wait for the limited exemption. I couldn't help it. The combat system and plot advancement are great. The one that impressed me the most is Wasteland Swordsman. Sword-making formula, looking forward to the changes after awakening, looking forward to the changes of Red Lotus in the Will of Fire, maybe it will evolve into a super-advanced knife-Holy Jiuyan Red Lotus hahaha, Can it be refined? I have never experienced refined refinement 🥺 (The grievance of No. 34 On the fan list)

The author can't say 2 per day is too much, but it's not too little either. The plot is more in line with my taste. Don't force yourself to show off, don't procrastinate. I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs, otherwise I'll send you the razor blade! ! ! !

It's good to have self-created games. It reminds me of millions of possibilities and the small world of games. It's all about playing games. Come on, author.

6 Votes a day is unbeatable, I really like this book

The author always relies on his God's perspective to make the protagonist always make illogical choices that exceed his vision. The most obvious thing is that the protagonist of the wasteland world chooses the most rubbish identity, because the author knows that the protagonist will draw high-level drawings in the future, and also knows that thinking of being a lone traveler in the future can better create plots that slap the NC in the face. Another example is this Vulcan world. The author knows that there is a problem with the Fire Infant Sect. This is reflected in the protagonist who doesn't even understand the world view. He doesn't even know whether the enemy is a shoe cultist who makes blood sacrifices everywhere. When he sees a girl, he directly tells her the escape route. The author is happy with this, but it all affects the IQ of qj readers.

Why is the protagonist not a core member of the Swordsmiths Guild? ? ? What's wrong with joining an organization? Just to show off (ー_ー)!!! ? ? Joining the organization's core members will also be focused on training. They will not be sent to the front line in the early stage. The benefits are basic. Then the protagonist's abilities can also be cultivated, and the protagonist's formula can also be exchanged for rewards. When the protagonist has had enough time, he can just leave without any harm. . . . I really can't figure out his brain circuitry

The writing is okay, but there are too many routines and little poisons, especially in the second copy where the poisonous character died. You don't sign a lifetime contract to be a core member, you don't sign a ten-year contract to be an ordinary member. It's really drunk to talk about restricting freedom. Ordinary members have different tasks to do. Core members have guild resources at least, and as soon as they are far away from ordinary members, a second generation comes to slap them in the face. The second generation said that if they are core members, they don't dare to mess with them. Does the author have to use this routine to rub the reader's IQ into the ground?

Come on Lemon, I hope this book will be better!

This book is a little bit toxic, I can barely read it, the writing is mediocre, the protagonist's character is changeable (I really can't figure out what kind of personality he is, sometimes he is suspicious, sometimes he looks like an honest person, there are all kinds of conflicts), plus he doesn't have enough brains, the author doesn't control the plot well and can't accurately express his thoughts to the readers, and there are all kinds of slightly poisonous and watery plots in it.