I Have Six Cheats

In summary, six cheats are not as good as one cheat. It seems like you want to cheat but it's not quite a complete cheat. You have to cheat indirectly because you're afraid people will accuse you of cheating. This cheat might also be a dubious product that needs the protagonist's halo to work. In short, it's like one bunch of cheats split into six bunches.

This is so boring, these two pictures are pointless. 🤫🤫

Dian Wei: One day, I will overthrow the Shangyang family, reunite Mr. Qin and his wife, separate humans from demons, rebuild the Heavenly Court, and reopen the path of immortals.

I finished reading it in one day; it's not easy to find a book these days.

With the "Formless Divine Skill" allowing for two transformations of different bloodlines, coupled with the protagonist's six cheat-like abilities, he was already invincible within his realm. But that wasn't enough; the author went and added the unnecessary "Wedding Dress Skill."

It looks great, and it's still at this level. Automatic subscriptions are enabled!

If you don't understand, just ask. Did the author offend someone? Or is it because of the book's recommendations? Why are so many people's first post on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) criticizing the book in the reader community? 🔨

Now, it seems the quality of a book on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) can be judged by the number of discussion threads; over 900 is no exaggeration.

The beginning of this book was like provisions. The initial part was like hay. After it was published, it became hay laced with poison. I don't know how to describe this book. Before it was released, it was like finding a pebble in your rice—you could tolerate it. But after it was released, it felt like being given a handful of weeds mixed with sand.

I dare say, the protagonist's name alone deterred quite a few people. 😁