Daoist Friend, Care to Buy a Gatling Gun?

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The title of this book... Ye Qingjie, in my opinion, should have more of an internal flavor than "Traces of Arms in the Worlds"

I saw the book review of Chapter 176 As for this book, I don't think his writing is bad. The logic is self-consistent and the writing is pretty good. But I really can't read it. I read Chapter 176 and then threw it aside. I was lying on the bed today and suddenly thought of this book. I wanted to write a book review First of all, let me talk about my expectations for this book after reading the title and introduction. I was looking forward to seeing a businessman protagonist who is smooth, easy-going, and relatively funny. In fact, after reading the third chapter of the golden chapter, I realized that the protagonist of this book is a tough guy who sells gas tanks in the Middle East. Well, if he sells gas tanks, he sells gas tanks. It's not a big problem. I read the same. Then, after reading more than a hundred chapters, I felt that the author's description of the protagonist's personality was actually very strange. Generally speaking, authors don't nail down a protagonist's character too hard, because if it's too hard, it will lead to inexplicable distortions in the later stages, which may lead to being accused of inconsistency (I didn't say that the author wrote incorrectly, don't criticize me). Second, they will screen a large number of readers, so that some readers who simply look at what the protagonist does are fine, but readers who feel uncomfortable after hearing the author's psychological description of the protagonist will run away. But this author seems to do this. He described the character of the protagonist very clearly, and the protagonist is indeed the kind of person who speaks the truth and has his own clear goals. He also retains a lot of principles on the basis of not being a good person (such as machismo, maintaining a certain affection for children and minors, and not touching the kind of good family girl, who thinks that as long as he hates his parents, he will be killed regardless of the situation) and is quite emotional (there are a hundred ways to kill the big boss in Novice Village) (The author said it himself, not me) But I just went up and broke one of my hands) And people who like to go all the way to the dark side (for example, the Bai Ze girl, people said she wanted to practice, but she was thrown to various battlefields to be trained as a warrior and then came back). How do you say this kind of people? I think the logic is definitely not problematic, but there is a certain gap between this and my favorite protagonist type, as well as my initial expectations. This kind of people are too hard or even rigid. They have their own world view and are not easy-going at all. Oh, and then there is the fact that although the author writes the protagonist's character and psychology in detail, it seems that he does not intend to write down the power system and the protagonist's choices in too detail. For example, when the protagonist goes to fight the boss of Novice Village at the beginning and loses one hand, someone plans to give him a good pill to rebuild it. I refused and replaced it with a prosthetic limb. In the context of the entire overworld cultivation background (the combat power is quite strong, Qi training can resist RPG), and the author also clearly stated in the following pictures that the lack of hands will affect the cultivation, he directly rejected the elixir for rebirth of severed limbs, and without giving any reason, he simply said, "I have already found this thing unpleasant, so I changed to a prosthetic limb." In the later stage, he solved this problem by cheating (meaning that the boss gave him a book of exercises that did not require physical fitness). And it was not solved proactively. It was picked by a boss. In the early stage, I remember it looked like thirty or forty cards. I got a book of exercises, which was also given to him by a boss. Then without giving any reason why he didn't practice it, he got more than a hundred and one hundred and four? It was only when we were told that it was useless to practice without spiritual energy. It was a combat skill (to be honest, I thought at first that the technique had its own spiritual energy cultivation method) In one sense, the feeling of exchanging various fresh items in multiple worlds in the introduction was not felt. When describing, the author directly reduced the spiritual energy weapons in the wasteland world to nothing. The medieval apocalyptic world directly used a template with the main world to cultivate immortality. They are all spiritual energy worlds. There is no novelty of different worlds exchanging each other Last point, I feel that the author also likes the feeling that the technological world suppresses the high-energy world of immortality to a certain extent. For example, the protagonist once said something in the article. He said, "The production of those magic weapons is extremely conservative. Why don't you tie the spirit stones to wooden sticks to hit people?" But in the author's article, I can't actually see where the magic weapons of the world of immortality are stretched. How awesome is the protagonist's research? The protagonist's psionic firearms and the psionic exoskeleton mecha that is about to be completed (why do you say it will be done soon? Because I didn't read it later) feel that they are of the enchantment type. That is to say, the mechanical structure is basically unchanged, and the aura is just the last-minute enchantment, or the aura is directly used as energy. It feels that the actual power of his various things is still the mechanical power itself, while psychic energy is only used as an enchantment to break defense or provide energy. However, the magic weapons in the world of immortality are all just a little bit of material. They can be directly added with a bunch of ink talismans (that is, runes and the like) to turn decay into magic. A large number of runes can be used to perform various operations. Doesn't this feel higher? You can still play mechanically in the early stage, but if you want to fight immortal cultivators in the later stage, how big can you make your cannon? Do you still have to go back to the old rules of the world of immortality, that is, add runes to optimize runes Of course, the complaints are not to say how bad this book is. In order to prevent some people from reading such a long article of mine and being confused and not knowing what I said at the beginning, I will emphasize again. I think this book is logically self-consistent and the writing is okay. It is a very good book. Ok Maybe some people will say that what I am talking about is what I don't like about a book review. If a person can be directly affected by a book review, he will not even think about clicking on the first chapter from the beginning. I can only say that such people are either busy and busy, or they are stupid. 90% Are not the kind of people who can think independently. And even if you don't want to read the book, wouldn't it be a good idea to read other people's book reviews if you want to find the advantages?

? ? ? Starting with seven different worlds → Fellow Taoist, do you want Gatling? What the hell is this book title😰

I feel like Lao Lu has finished writing the book

The key is that modern weapons cannot deal with immortal ducks... No matter how good your weapons are, you can deal with immortal cultivators at the level of foundation building, golden elixir, and Nascent Soul. However, even if you have a nuclear bomb, you can't kill the immortal cultivator with the level of spiritual transformation or above...

There are hundreds of updates on the shelves, the plot is online, very unique, and a self-created copy. Why do you let a nonsense talker say that the book has nothing to do with the title? Add more cum and squeeze him down!

This author specializes in writing green articles. If the author wants to live a decent life, he must wear a little green on his head. I wish everyone a happy reading and don't be too green. 🤫🤫

I am really speechless. When I am not strong enough and can only rely on my subordinates, I still refuse to use the ashes of the monsters I killed. But to the Countess, what else is there to say about the businessman?

Author, your last book was uploaded to Bilibili via screen recording. This is one of the video numbers: BV1Ua411V77Z