I Actually Don't Want to Travel Across the World

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I quite like this protagonist. He is constantly struggling. Even if he is a waiter, he must persist in his dream.

Do you always refer to personality, cultivation, or life?

Not bad... The protagonist's cultivation is steadily improving, and his life is progressing

This system is really enough, and compared to this system, using the method of practicing Buddhism to lay the foundation for Taoism and immortality is even more speechless. Is Buddhism and Taoism really a family?

I actually don't want to travel across the world

How can I put it this way? I feel that the protagonist has not made any progress at all.

Generally speaking, if a book is not popular, it must be because the protagonist is too stupid.

You are nibbling on old age at the beginning, but if your family is not good, you are still nibbling on old age? It's true that the protagonist has cerebral palsy, can anyone persist until the second chapter? Too strong

The problem of the breaking point - according to the author's setting, the main function of the breaking point is to increase the protagonist's magical power exponentially, several times or even dozens of times. And the protagonist will basically not lack breaking points, especially after dozens of chapters... Breaking points are readily available.

The abilities you have cultivated need to be exploded before you can use them. In the system of Magic Chicken Ba, the protagonist is like a puppet. If you don't change the limitations of this damn egg, you will make me angry. Come and see me.

Don't worry about the breaking point, there are too many protagonists to use up

The author has begun to write an original world... And many movies have been poorly written.

The further you look at it, the more exciting it gets. It's okay and worth watching. Come on, author, come on