
Cultivating Starts with a Game
从游戏开始修炼
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 5y ago
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- Qidian
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This is not a cool article, just a simple article. It's not fun, and there aren't a lot of silly main and supporting characters. If you like watching fantasy, it's perfect for those who like watching games.
It feels like every time the protagonist fights with someone, he is beaten. If the protagonist hits someone and crushes it a little, the reader will feel better. I don't know if it's right to turn off the point, and whether it will be helpful to the author. It can be used as a reference. It means that the protagonist beats the enemy to death and relieves his anger. When the protagonist fights with others, he must have an advantage. He has always been weak, and it feels a little frustrating to watch. After all, he is the protagonist. It is fun to watch, and the reward should be more. 😜. At the end of the day, I wish the author better and better books as he writes, more and more money, and better days as time goes by.
The male protagonist has broken through the fourth wall. Although it is not stated in the book, the male protagonist does know that he is the protagonist and he will not die. When the real body has not entered the world of divine martial arts, it is understandable to occasionally commit suicide. After all, death in the game only has a high probability of death. As the European Emperor, I will never die. After having a source of life, there is no scruple about committing suicide. After all, if you have an extra life, the big deal is to load files. I didn't expect that my true body had entered the realm of divine martial arts and my life source was gone, yet I was still playing a game with myself. After triggering the mission, the first thing I thought about was whether I could complete all the missions. Is it just a matter of reaching the peak of Dan Formation? How can I not just surrender in front of me at the third level of the Qi Sea Realm? The author has long told me that I will never die. Even if I am near death, the reward after completing the mission can bring me back. He is so confident! What? Has your body been hollowed out by supernatural powers? It's okay, the author will definitely be able to think of a way to save me before I die. There is someone above me! It doesn't matter if I pull out the demon-breaking knife. Someone will pull it out sooner or later without me. The demon general will definitely break the seal anyway. Was Zhou Chisheng corrupted by the demon? What does it have to do with me? Maybe my actions have had some impact on others, but I will not blame myself for all the results, and I will not feel guilty about it. Isn't it enough to help you escape? You can also get a lot of rewards, earn money with your blood! As the protagonist, my future is bright, and the path is prepared by the author. I just need to be reckless. Everything I should have will be there, and we all have a bright future. This is Lu Yu, a being who has broken through the fourth wall. The above is the legacy of Shennong. The following is an encouragement to the author. Come on, think more about it. If you were Lu Yu, wouldn't you be afraid of death?
The more I look at it, the more disappointed I become 😞
Let me talk about my feelings after reading the first 30 chapters. I personally feel that drug resistance is okay, so I can accept the slow development of the plot at the beginning. I can tolerate that the protagonist plays the game with his life but can't give up the money. After all, there is no danger in the early stage. It's okay to not spend money, but the plot starts to weaken later on. I got smart; first of all, the author himself replied to a comment, which was about making money by reselling things in the mall, but was forced to use them. The selling price in the mall is the same as the purchase price. I don't believe that there is nothing in the mall that can be resold, so I just dig out the shit. If I dig out the shit, it will cost five thousand gold a day. What next? There is no more, the author just keeps writing about scooping out feces, completely forgetting what the purpose of scooping out feces is, just to make money and deliver it by courier? There is really no plot about using money to become stronger. If you didn't spend cash before, forget it, but now you don't spend money and wait to die? And the plot is really rubbish. It's understandable that you use Qinggong to wear out your legs and take medicine, but you just spent 5,000 on yourself to buy a very good elixir? ? ? Then why don't you compare it? What other better effects does the good elixir have? As for why so many people criticize it? Finally, Chapter 30 is even more outrageous. A medicine to eliminate evil spirits is worth eight thousand gold. I don't understand the meaning of this plot at all. It's just a waste of money and disgusting. By the way, if you read it, you will probably remember that the protagonist enters the game to ask his brother for an explanation. , Good guy, I can accept this setting of forcing the call to be unreachable in reality, but you, the money you make from picking up shit is enough for you to buy hundreds of them, and I won't see you buying any until you die. Contact your friends, just forget about it, just pick up shit and be happy, ask your brother to pick you up? Everyone says that if the protagonist sells something too good, he will be targeted easily, so wouldn't selling it to his brothers be a good solution? Isn't this something you can think of with your brain?
If Goldfinger Mall can buy everything in the game with gold coins, the protagonist can open an auction house for players. They only sell real currency and use it to recharge. Anyway, you can buy cheats and anything else. You just need to practice quietly or kill monsters to gain experience. There is no need to go here and there anymore.
Forced wisdom. In the first chapter, it was said that when the game dies, reality will die as well. This is how stupid people are to believe that this is just a game. How many people can play a game that can kill people? The biggest force in the future will basically be the army.
I really can't stand a logical problem: my friend has already said that the game may be dead, and the protagonist's telegraph in the mall only costs 100 yuan. In the early stage, the protagonist has no skills and resources. This friend has been playing since he was a child, so he never thought of asking friends for help. If you want to write about the main character growing up on his own, can you not write anything that can connect him with his friends? . . . . Not to mention that after writing dozens of chapters, I didn't write about the cheats in shopping malls. In reality, the protagonist's appetite and strength have greatly increased. I want to lower my intelligence and describe the reasons why the protagonist is not aware of the game.
The previous story is okay, but the plot of the town is a bit confusing. I don't understand why a little beggar is added. The little beggar wants to use the protagonist as a shield when we meet him at the beginning, but later on he spends a lot of money to save her. The key point is that the little beggar is a woman. You have to write her as a male. Even if she is killed later, I think it can still be watched. And it is clearly said that the little beggar is still a woman. He had to hide himself, but he was immediately exposed in order to save the little beggar, and the money system is indeed a bit broken. Personally, I feel that the author's writing and plot are good, but there are too many old routines. I hope that the author's next book will not have so many poisonous points. After all, reading the same routine too much will cause aesthetic fatigue. Come on, author, I am still very optimistic about you.
The beginning is good, five-star praise; But it has nothing to do with the krypton gold theme written in the introduction; It says at the beginning that sending a message is expensive, 100 points coupons, and selling iron essence 4 thousand gold = 40,000 points coupons. Didn't you think of sending a message to your friends? When I get injured at the third level of body refining, I need to buy a high-level healing elixir worth several thousand gold? When the injury is healed, go dig for iron essence, but when you are tired, buy high-end elixirs? The little girl is sick and buys high-end elixirs? The previous plot is really good. Once the money system is added, it collapses instantly. If you feel the same way, give it a thumbs up.
There is no need for golden fingers, the upgrade is slow, there are many levels, and there is no fun to see. What's the point of writing well? This is an online novel.