Primordial World Investigator

Medicine 1/27 (Great Success) A golden light fell from the sky and went straight into the cauldron in front of Feng Xue. "Boom!" A stream of medicinal fragrance burst out from the cauldron, condensed into the shape of Ganoderma lucidum in the air, and then exploded quickly! Suddenly the earth returned to spring, and the grass revived! In an instant, an indescribable feeling surrounded Feng Xue. It was like seeing the black cat Setu in the group after staying up late to update the article. The hard work paid off! Feng Xue knew at that moment - penicillin was successful! … Far away in the Fire Cloud Cave, a man in yellow robe suddenly raised his head. "Another great sage has been born in our human race!" Thousands of miles away from where Feng Xue was, several "people" wearing clothes that were obviously different from this era appeared out of thin air. "This world is "The Great Evil God in Ancient Times". According to the prompts from the space, the Great Evil God is still a mortal now. We must stop him before he refines the "Innate Penicillium Human Completion Pill" into an external elixir and becomes a "Weird Immortal"!" "We must stop him! Otherwise, in a hundred days, the "Sic Niang Heavenly Way" will replace the Heavenly Way, and then we will be finished..."

The main character is quite interesting but he was dragged down by the author.

Praise the classics seen in the group

The author's luck is simply outrageous. He doesn't get what he wants. He helps the protagonist to be unlucky and deceives the protagonist to get lucky. I almost want to drag the author to gamble. If the author bets big, I will bet small. I'm sure to win.

Damn it, I read someone else said that Zhai Nan's dice at the beginning of this book made the protagonist die for four lifetimes, and I thought it was four consecutive big failures - but it turned out that this mud horse had eight consecutive big failures at the beginning! 😰

The author's actual writing style is not bad. The story design is very interesting, but it's all about driving high and going low. The introduction of the opening design structure of each story is very good. It was just my damn luck that I chose to roll the dice. Then what was originally a very good design was completely ruined due to inexplicable luck. The story that could have been continued was immediately discontinued. Severe sense of rupture. A good story, with an anticlimactic end and a muddled ending. Causing all sorts of unhappiness. Many of the possible choices set up by the author have to roll a dice, and then disgusting things happen. And it gets more and more wrong later on, and the background settings all deviate. Overall, this is a background setting score of 9. 8 Points for character design. Story design: 8 points. A story with 5 points for story continuity and 0 points for story reading fluency. All I can say is that throwing dice really depends on the person. Maoke also writes novels based on head dice, but because of the various reversals of Shining, the story is very unique. And everyone actually invested in the group. The author's hands are so bad that every time he rolls the dice, he always chooses the worst direction. There is really no way.

I discovered that when it comes to dice luck, it really means death from drought and death from waterlogging. The author's dice calculation is relatively low. As for the super Indian poster next door, that is a big success in a row - can you believe that the same dice repeatedly rolled out 6 big successes?

Feng Xue's four failed introductions coincided with the original setting of "the stronger Feng Xue's divine system, the worse off other Feng Xue will be."

After reading this book, this book is a story about filial sons dividing their family property and running away. Among them, Ying Zheng and the protagonist robbed the most. The protagonist not only robbed the old father (Pangu)'s largest property but also buried him. The son who suffered the worst was Daozu 😏😏

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