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Author, you turned ancient treasures into systems, I don't care, but you *** in Chapter 5, the spiritual energy will be revived, and there is no official or private level classification, pig's feet have divided the student warrior level, etc., The key is ten yuan, is he worthy? How was he sure?

So say it! Accepting memories is equivalent to accepting being soul-fused! The soul of the original owner + the soul of the traveler + the accepted memory = the protagonist!! It's also the earth🌍How can one successfully travel through time with just one piece of silk?

It's awesome, it's copied directly from the book Devouring Begins, and the plot name remains intact!

Blood Rain Piaoxiang Tower,, Mengdie??? Isn't this the book that started with Devouring? Isn't it so awesome? I just copied it and at least changed the name. I said, why does it look more familiar the more I read it?

Basically, you can default to reading the so-called editor's book, which is a bad book. It's my fault that I still have harbored doubts about it.

When I saw this book, I suddenly remembered that another book "The Legacy of Styx" also received the same inheritance, but that book was written in a very realistic and practical way, without too many poisonous points, no family strife, no protagonist to attract hatred, etc. It is worth reading. Hope this one does the same.

I want to say that this technique cannot be practiced by oneself, it must be system upgraded. It feels like a puppet. It relies entirely on magic weapons to absorb energy, and then uses the energy to upgrade, but you can't even practice it yourself. It feels like the protagonist is a tool man, finding things with energy and then using the system. Absorb and then improve the main cultivation level. I guess this protagonist may be the puppet used by the ancestor of Styx to resurrect.

After reading novels for so many years, I have found that whatever has the most protagonists in the novel is the most rubbish. The protagonist is extremely talented, so resources are the most important. The protagonist's talent is mediocre, so resources are the most important. The protagonist is rich in gold and silver, so even mountains of gold and silver can hardly be exchanged for spiritual stones. The protagonist was born a beggar, and he could exchange mere gold and silver for spiritual stones. The protagonist has a huge backing. Backers rarely help. The protagonist is alone. Don't dare to openly offend those who have backers. Take this book for example. The main character is so rich. The result is that if the protagonist doesn't remind him, then the big group controlled by the protagonist's parents will be someone else's meal. In Global Gaowu, the protagonist is a daosi. No money. It turns out that all the rich people, big and small, are masters.

Some suggestions for the author: 1. It's too watery. I know you are afraid that many people will not be able to understand the data. Tell the truth. No one will take this kind of cool article seriously. Just do the math yourself. I never count anyway. Just feel good and that's it. 2. Devouring the World is too big and its status is a bit high. If you're going to start just devour. Then what you write later will be easy to jump to. Give me a chestnut. If you change Luo Feng's final achievement to the prehistoric era, it will be either Taozu or Pangu. 3. The narrative is bland and has no passion at all. The author's writing style is a little lacking, and what you wrote is just like us keeping a running account. 4. Human nature is unpredictable. People's hearts are strange. How can you win someone over just by saying a few words? Friends I have known for twenty years would still give me a knife. You are not a tyrant, Jack Su. There are still some small problems. For example, if your outline is not ready, I won't talk about it. I've only seen chapter 16. I hope you can improve it next time you recommend it.

NB! It has been dead for a month, but it is still being dug out for promotion...