I Have Six Plug-Ins

The weekend break was weird at first, but it ended better. There is a feeling that time is ruthless. But it is not so devastating that thousands of years have passed by without mercy. I don't know how to describe this. It's good to draw 6 golden fingers. It's a great pleasure for a gambler like me.

I'm just curious that the protagonist doesn't develop plug-ins well. What are you doing all day long? I came over to see what it was, it was so cool. It would be a headache for you to watch every sexy operation. If the plug-ins are not used properly, you should leave the group.

Title: A pure refreshing novel (that's what I came here for, but it's really false propaganda, and the essence is just one thing) Content: It's refreshing, but not very satisfying. There are always some not-so-good plots that suppress the feeling of enjoyment (just for people) The following complaints: The author said that he wants to describe a world with a lively and unpredictable destiny Yes, yes, your destiny is impermanent (a bunch of rubbish stories, whether they are in the plot or not does not matter. For example: There is a plot about a warrior who loses control. The author just describes It's very simple, I felt like "it's true" in my heart) I saw the vividness of life, the colorfulness of life, the small daily details that are warm even if you don't understand them. Even if demons are rampant, the town is peaceful most of the time. I don't believe there is no shade. Ordinary scenes such as playing chess and children playing (the protagonist only has eyes, and the skills, warriors, demons, and strange beasts are also vivid) Finally, let me talk about what I dislike the most The character's IQ and behavior are not as good as mine But the author just wants to show off

I read it in one go and never left it. It is rare that I can be so immersed in reading.

The smell of rolling away has a hint of transcendence😁😁

The writing is okay, I read it in one sitting 😁, the subject matter is relatively new, although it still cannot escape from the clichés. However, it doesn't make people feel bored, it always feels like it comes naturally. Although the whole book has a few minor flaws. But overall it's good and edible. 😏

It's very boring, but you try your best to suppress your fighting power.

Not bad, a bit like get lost

To sum up, six hooks are not as good as others. If you want to open the hook but you are not fully open, you have to turn around to open the hook. You are afraid that others will say you are cheating. This truck may also be a three-no product, and it depends on the halo of the protagonist to drive it. In short, one pile of hooks is divided into six lumps. When the six lumps are put together, they are no longer a complete lump. This trailer is like a tractor and a pile driver. Sometimes it is quite exciting to drag. What do you mean?

This is very boring. I felt lonely looking at these two pictures🤫🤫

Dian Wei: One day, I will overthrow the Shangyang family, reunite Mr. Qin and his wife, separate humans from demons, rebuild the heaven, and reopen the path to immortality.

I read it in one day. It's not easy to find a book these days.

It is not enough to have the "Shadowless Divine Art" to transform different blood twice and cooperate with the protagonist's six plug-ins to become invincible in the same situation. This is not enough. The author also goes one step further and creates a "Wedding Clothes Art". As soon as the double cultivation comes out, he knows that something is not good. As expected, the plot that follows is very poisonous: 1. First, the protagonist comes to the valley to improve his skills. You can proceed step by step, steadily improve, look for Taoist companions, hoard fruits, and only when the time is right, you can dual-cultivate and leave. Four or five chapters can be covered in one go. As a result, the protagonist is inexplicably assigned to rescue people, and inexplicably exposes his strength for a stranger. In the end, he is blackmailed by the sect and agrees to a favor in exchange for a dual-cultivating companion. 2. The previous article describes Huazhi as an eccentric little girl. Logically speaking, the information about the sect is strictly forbidden to be disclosed to the outside world, but the two villains casually tricked her into telling the information. When the protagonist interrogated the villains who broke into the valley, they already knew that there were still enemies outside the valley, and actually let the two enemies escape with the information. Finally, the enemy attacked. This kind of extravagant behavior of dual cultivation, this kind of behavior of forcibly promoting the plot through women, made me think that I was reading an online novel from 10 years ago. I couldn't stand it, so I left.

If Haokan is put on the shelves, it will still be of this level and automatic subscription will start.

If you don't understand, just ask, has the author provoked anyone, or is it the reason for recommending this book? Why do so many people come to Qidian. Com and their first post is to criticize the book in the book circle 🔨

The early stage of this book is food and grass. In the early stages it was hay. After it hits the shelves, it's hay mixed with poison. I don't know what to say about this book. It seems like it was before it was put on the shelves. It's like there are stones in the rice. You can tolerate it for a while. But after it's put on the shelves, if you look at it again, it seems like he just grabbed some weeds and mixed them with sand. 🙂🙂🙂 At the beginning, the protagonist just traveled through time and got a dice (what the protagonist calls a plug-in), and then the dice guided him to obtain the opportunity of the Earth Temple. Before he died, Tu Tu told him to tell Coach Zheng - don't let him walk into the shadows, or walk into the shadows. I can't remember clearly. Then the protagonist forgot about this matter, or something, anyway, he never explained it. 😐 Later, the protagonist got the cowhide scroll, which is the formless magic power. Or something, I haven't mastered it yet, (I really don't know what his plug-in talent is for.) He has practiced for a while, and he finally mastered it, and he has broken through the bottleneck. (It's over, that one is like a useless thing. If you have talent, you can't use it. If you don't have talent, you still can't understand the cowhide scroll.) 🙂 In order to forcefully conform to this formless magical skill, or something. The monster crawling out of the river finally appeared. Her partner was poisoned with Xuanming poison, which caused the protagonist and the protagonist (the protagonist, his master, and the two instructors) to all become mutts. . . Then comes the point! ! ! The protagonist practices this formless magical skill and transforms himself back into pure blood, and then in order to go further and practice faster. The protagonist decides to go to some valley (I forgot.) To find a woman! ! ! The main thing is that the protagonist studies the "Wedding Dress Skill", which is to drain all the foreign blood in his body into another woman's body. . . . . 😒😒😒 Then after it was put on the shelves. . . . Flower branches. He's quite a smart kid. Just for a piece of candy given by a stranger, he drugged his own sister to death. . . . When I saw this, I stopped looking. I couldn't bear it anymore. . . .

Now I find that whether Qidian's book is good or not depends on the number of discussion posts. More than 900 is definitely not something to boast about.

I dare say that the name of the protagonist has dissuaded many people 😁

I became addicted when I saw Xian Shen Gong changing medicine for powerful people. Don't look! Don't look! Don't look! What kind of person can imagine this kind of plot? It was definitely not written by one person, most likely by a studio. Starting from Chapter 40, the protagonist's IQ suddenly changes

What the hell is the protagonist's name called Dian Wei? I suggest the author change his name. Many readers abandon the book as soon as they see the name of the protagonist.

The protagonist's name is actually Dian Wei? Watching me make a show

When will you go back? I can no longer walk after seeing women, the Earth Temple is no longer in operation, and the master no longer cares. I just look forward to when the protagonist will go back, and whether there is a 100% process, detailed or not, really, it doesn't matter. . .

This book was pretty good at first, but the main character is a white-eyed wolf. I can tolerate some minor irritations, but the protagonist's treatment of his master is simply too much. Especially from the ninety-odd chapters, it is obvious that Old Man Zheng has trained the protagonist as his successor, and he is very considerate, but what about the protagonist? At the beginning, Tu Tu Gong asked him to send a message to remind Old Man Zheng that there was some kind of danger, but the protagonist never did anything. In the beginning, it can be said that in order to protect himself, he was not familiar with Old Zheng, cherished his life, etc., These are all acceptable. Later, Old Man Zheng became better and better to the protagonist. The protagonist could also explain it by saying that he was too old and did not remember it. No matter what happens behind this book, these three views are not normal. No matter how the author tries to clear up his innocence, the protagonist's attitude towards Old Man Zheng in these ninety chapters is outrageous compared to Old Man Zheng's attitude towards the protagonist.

In order to prevent the skills from being leaked, a coach would die at a glance and would rather kill the wrong one than let go. With this attitude, the protagonist now takes the "gold" to negotiate terms with the family. Is there any capital? I am afraid that everything will be swallowed up. From the standpoint of the family, in order to prevent the skills from being leaked, wouldn't it be the easiest and most efficient to just silence them? Why should I share something that I can only enjoy with others? There is also the risk of being leaked. I really don't understand the protagonist's logic.

I want to say how come this novel has changed since that "Netherworld Poison" thing? Why does it feel like it wasn't written by just one person? I've read Chapter 156 so far, and I feel like I can't stand it anymore. What's going on in the next few chapters? Does anyone feel the same way as me?

This book... The giant Bodhisattva was eating people at the beginning and gave me a little surprise. After a few chapters, 💩 fell from the sky, which caught me off guard! How many lives are enough for Shennong to taste the herbs?

Do they deserve the happy ending in Chapter 114? The protagonist is given Xuanming poison and monsters eat people everywhere, but the protagonist still fulfills their last wish? It makes me angry. The author's pseudonym is "Gun", and the lines are also close to "Go away". At this time, it is even more important to learn to "Go away" and highlight the word "Happy". This kind of monster that eats people and harms the protagonist should not be crushed and ashes should be scattered. One is scattered on the top of the mountain and the other is thrown into the sea, never to be seen. Is this the revenge of poisoning and the hatred of monsters and cannibals?

Some people say it's poisonous, but I really don't believe it. This Mahayana ancestor of Shennongmen has never been afraid. Wait for me to go to Kangkang

It's a rare good book, the ideas and settings are relatively novel, and there are no dark spots.

Good books