Invincible Through AFK Training and Stat Allocation

Just say it if you deliberately suppress your strength! It's already cheated, so what else can I explain? I hate the +100+1000 in this kind of introduction, but the actual plot is just a few tenths +, so don't write it if you're afraid of it crashing! I wrote it out and suppressed it all the way. When I couldn't beat it, I added tens of thousands of dollars to it. It's disgusting. Writing like this actually doesn't require a golden finger! It has the halo of the protagonist! Isn't it the same as Goldfinger to get some adventures and the like? So where does the golden finger effect come from? (If you are against it, think carefully about whether it makes sense. After all, the cheating effect is too small, so the halo of the protagonist will be over! What kind of bicycle do you want!)

I was so angry when I saw it. Let me use an analogy. For example, a person saw another person killing someone, and then the murderer also saw the witness. After the witness escaped, he actually thought that if he called the police, his life would be in danger, but if he didn't call the police, he would be safe. Another author with a magical world view. This reminds me of one I read before, God The book written by the author of Strange World View tells the story of a Taoist priest who worshiped Uncle Jiu as his disciple to slay demons. A landowner asked him to slay demons. The female ghost cried out that the son of the landlord was a heinous person who burned, killed, and looted. She asked him to make the decision for him. The Taoist sternly refused. He did not care about the affairs of the living. After saying this, he raised his sword and slayed demons. A month later, the landlord came to invite the Taoist priest again. The reason was that the landlord's son once again killed the female ghost's sister. The female ghost's sister also turned into a ghost and pestered the landlord's son. , So he sent people to kill the female ghost and his family, who turned into ghosts and pestered him. Needless to say, the Taoist priest was of course enforcing justice, slaying demons, and clearing obstacles for the landowner's son to do evil. Forget it if this was a dark novel. The amazing thing is that the author believed that he was correct and righteous from beginning to end. The protagonist, the Taoist priest, shows his righteous nature from beginning to end. I'm curious about how the author's parents cultivated such a worldview in the author? As long as you do it with righteousness, no matter what you do, it will be just. How did you cultivate this magical worldview?

It is still a common problem of adding points. This is reality, not a game. Anyone who works out knows that when exercising, the whole body must be exercised. When the protagonist adds points, he only adds physical fitness and strength, and does not consider adding speed at all. It is obviously unreasonable. Their strength and physique have increased so much, but their speed has not changed at all. It's so different that it doesn't affect normal movement.

I couldn't stand it after watching a few pictures. I would like to ask the author, you are cheating every day, your attributes are maxed out, and you can take health supplements and so on. I see how expensive this is. There are plug-ins to upgrade your skills through hard work. In this case. A class in a county-level organization is almost at the same pace as you, and some can even beat you. So how do these people practice? You can't beat a first-charge person with unlimited gold. What nonsense?

Where does this book have the confidence to ridicule others for their lack of brains? This is senseless and unpleasant, right? Is there anyone who really likes reading this kind of book? No way?

Add some flow + martial arts + demons, ghosts, and monsters, and you end up having to compete after dozens of chapters. Are you a cheater competing against a group of children from rich locals in the town or even from the village? Sorry, the pace is too slow and the plot is bland. I can only say that the author has not grasped the essence of this kind of novel.

It feels too complicated. Forget about practicing martial arts and Taoism. In the end, I still have to practice puppets. I am half-hearted and greedy. The puppets still need materials. To be honest, if the author hadn't sent him materials and opportunities, to be honest, he was too distracted in the early stage, which led to a slow improvement in strength. He died accidentally. His survival depends entirely on the author not letting him die. He is too powerful to find him, or if he is found, someone will use him, or the author forcibly gives him intelligence and uses his mouth to escape to survive. To be honest, you can be invincible just by practicing martial arts in a systematic way. However, Taoism is also introduced. I accept Taoism. Just think that Taoism has other functions and you have to learn a puppet. What does it mean? As for whether you will learn other things later, I haven't seen it yet. If you learn other things and force the protagonist to be strong, it would be really boring

Highly poisonous, be careful! The plot is outdated and the main character has a weird personality. I gave up after reading 50 chapters.

If the writing is not up to the mark, why are you talking about slow-motion? Why is it that now, as long as the author's writing skills are not strong enough to express something interesting, the blame will be passed on to slow-motion? But the slow heat made me sick to my stomach. The protagonist's own character has no bright spots. It can be said that if he is not set to be the protagonist, then he is just a side character who will waste his efforts even if he takes one more look at it. No charisma.

No wonder this book has such poor results. Originally, I watched Gokudou-ryu just to enjoy it. No matter how I read this book, I felt frustrated. The protagonist is restrained at every turn. It's really annoying to watch.