Distributing Treasures Across the Myriad Worlds

In the eyes of the other party, the protagonist is just a fool. He delivers things everywhere without saying anything. He is also very easy to talk to. One or two women make him wonder who he is.

I don't think the protagonist needs to be so nice to foreigners. If necessary, it would be best to be a little nicer to the Chinese, okay? Why should everything be given to foreigners?

It's really beautiful. The author's portrayal of people's hearts is meticulous, especially when describing the Calabash Boy to save the Transformers, Sun Wukong's inner excitement and fear are vividly expressed. I am the only one who thinks that Wu Song was right to kill Qiao Feng? If Jia Baoyu hadn't stopped Zhang Wuji, how could Yang Guo's hand be cut off by Guan Yu? Zhuge Liang wouldn't have thought of crossing the cliff with Linghu Chong to occupy the mountain as king, etc. All in all, the plot of this book is interesting, the characters are vivid, the system is clear, there are many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are like being there, and the character description of the protagonist is very good.

What's the use of a bunch of garbage abilities? Water word count?

I just read the first few pictures, but I feel like the protagonist can do without, give away treasures, and then get the skill of making coffee? Then when you were looking for equipment, you were deceived into getting World War II equipment, and then you pretended to be angry and it was over? And then continue to send them treasures? Are treasures so good? Natasha hugged and said a few words and then came to the door to be a dog licker?

To be honest, I'm a little disappointed. I came here looking at the name. You have to write it from the beginning, even if the computer has a copy function. I thought I would have a share of the equipment that was given out. And don't be so casual when meeting people. The result is that as long as there are named characters in the movie, each person has one and the price of luck has not been seen at all before. That's the kind I'm thinking of. Use your current luck in exchange for strong combat power. Powerful props. Change your future and get more luck. The two people have a mutually beneficial and cooperative relationship. But what I saw was that when you see someone, you get one, and when you see someone, you get another, and they are all tested by others. The time is also too random. Three minutes. 24 Hours. It feels like this is all stipulated as to which person it must be given to.

I feel like this is a dog-licking novel,

Well, the banana man's licking journey

What kind of rubbish novel is it? No wonder not many people read it. When I saw the first chapter at the beginning, I immediately didn't want to go read it.

I feel like the protagonist is just a tool man. I guess the so-called Fenbao Cliff was opened by oaa.