I Really Am the Chosen One

Author, don't you have a big poisonous point that you haven't discovered yet? Luck clock! You wrote about giving a little luck every day, right? And opening it is 10,000 points of luck, right? Calculate it yourself: 1 point a day, 365 points a year, 3,650 points in ten years. It will take you more than 30 years to get the 10,000 points you need to activate him. Is this reasonable? After more than thirty years of doing this, the pig's feet may have died several times.

The protagonist is a villain, so don't do anything for others. No matter who he is, he hopes to be able to do the villain's things, otherwise he will just do the protagonist's things under the guise of a villain. He must be ruthless and merciless. Don't always give love to women. Only those who have everything in their hands are called villains. The protagonist is not at this level. Solve all uncertainties in advance. You would rather kill someone by mistake than let one go.

Brother, you are a mixture of Dou Po and Wu Dong! There is no innovation at all except the anti-current and realm.

This is a typo correction building. Sometimes errors that are not detected by carelessness are all corrected by everyone, correcting the format: typos in chapters, that paragraph, that word. I hope everyone will find faults more often and try to make sure there is not a single typo in the entire text. Thank you everyone!

The reason for abandoning the book: the main character likes Nike and smiles crookedly

The plot was written a little too quickly, and it feels like it's an invincible novel. It was interesting when I first saw it, but after a hundred pictures it became like chewing wax.

Lin Xun'er can be killed. Just kill him if he writes like this, otherwise he will die laughing.

Do I still need to update the book I Got a Cat?

Pistols, Barrett, Sun Wukong, they are so poisonous, why don't you get hundreds of Iron Man to fight them 😰😰😰

There are a lot of mistakes, and it looks really awkward. Not only is the subject matter old, but the writing is like a practice work.