I Can Turn You into an NPC

After reading this introduction, I felt that there would be countless low-level tasks for teachers to become NPCs, and they would have great experience.

The author is so good at martial arts training that he might as well write a book that travels through the era of barbaric tribes. There is no training system. The protagonist brings the training system and develops the training civilization. The protagonist can be a sect, a dynasty, or even a large power organization, as well as the founder and controller of various large-scale events in the world. You can also add monsters and monsters into it, and then Later, the protagonist develops the training methods and fights against the enemy. This may also be a good subject. The training system is created from scratch. Nowadays, fantasy and training novels basically have a complete training system that is so advanced that it is suffocating. If there is a system created by the protagonist from scratch, it will also be very interesting, training to become a god! From slash-and-burn farming to written civilization, to cultivation and evolution, life leaps, and then to breaking through the galaxy, searching for new materials in the outer space, and breaking through scientific and technological productivity...

Pork kidney (><), everyone has a fishy smell when eating pork kidney. I retched after just one bite. I can't eat my heart, liver, lungs, internal organs. Is there anyone like me?

How about... Turn the sister into an experience monster, turn the pig into an NPC, and turn the boss lady into an item that can be added?

At present, I can see that my ability to control words is getting better and better!

The subject matter is good, but the content is not very good. It is barely watchable. The author has always forgotten that the system has the ability to upgrade items. Even if he thinks about it, he immediately suppresses it, emmmm

Alas, I miss the author's System Principal. When can I write another book of the same kind? 😭

I was attracted by the title of the book, but was dissuaded by the unrealistic nature of the protagonist in the first chapter and the golden finger setting in the second chapter. Goodbye, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on^0^~

The principal wrote it very well, and I still remember the general plot after so many years. This is the first time I have fantasies about teachers. It would be great if my teacher were so good.

Why do I feel like the main character is such a loser and has such a good golden finger but doesn't work hard and is still lazy?