I Have a Technique Extraction Tool

Anyway, after reading more than forty chapters, several villages outside the city have been slaughtered 🤭😏

After extracting the martial arts skills, do you still need to practice them slowly by yourself? Not instant Dzogchen? What's the point of extracting more?

After reading it halfway through, I can see that the writing is too poor on some small details. The protagonist has practiced so far and you have only described the strength getting stronger. Then you have to write down how much strength the protagonist has now and how many hundreds of kilograms he has. Only then do I know what position the protagonist is in. Also, the weapons are also roughly shaped, heavy and more or less descriptive.

Are you going to stud after all? It's such a pity that I have no choice but to abandon the book.

There is a main line but no main line, there is a target but no target, and it is all about extracting the skills in a daze. Is there something wrong with it? A whole running account.

I wonder if there is something wrong with the author's thinking? The protagonist's two lives were worse than those of the natives. At least the lower-class natives would know how to move up if they had a golden finger. But the protagonist really doesn't know how to move up without the golden finger. It seems to be showing off a sense of superiority to the outside world, but that is all brought about by the golden finger. To know the knowledge learned in previous lives, the biggest treasure is the different way of thinking from the indigenous people. The golden finger just makes the protagonist's journey of cultivation go more smoothly. The protagonist is just an AFK machine with the ability to think (note, it is thinking ability, which only means being able to think, not thinking, thinking also means being able to think). You can do whatever the golden finger gives you.

Why is it that every time after the fight, she is so vain to be praised? Her mother has watched this plot N times, and she almost vomited after watching it. Congratulations, you have successfully written this plot into a poisonous point.

This kind of book basically follows the same pattern. Should it be a studio work? Just a fake job to fulfill the contract requirements? The number of words, perfect attendance, monthly tickets, and rewards are as much as you can earn. I'm not an insider, so I'm just guessing.

The further you go, the more boring it gets. It's like a chronicle of exercises, one chapter at a time, and you only get practice experience. There is no time to practice one thing after another endlessly. The villain and the monsters who give experience are given to the protagonist bit by bit. I don't understand why the protagonist can leapfrog and kill the enemy.

Absorb the techniques and practice them yourself. If it weren't for the halo of pig's feet. To be honest, he would have died long ago. It's not that I said no. It should be faster with a plug-in. Otherwise, why should it be beaten higher than pig's feet? Too much is unreasonable.