I Farm Achievement Points Across the Heavens

Every chapter constantly emphasizes the protagonist's handsomeness, how handsome he is, it's addictive.

Regarding the feedback from many readers, here are my thoughts: First, the issue of the protagonist returning to the Nine Uncles world too early. Unaware of the time flow, the protagonist worried about his parents' safety, so he returned immediately after gaining power to deal with the ghosts in his home. Second, the issue of the female lead in the Twin Dragons world: 1.

They said they wouldn't kill women and would let the Koreans go, but later they killed one woman after another, still saying they'd let them go because they were pretty.

The charm stat makes me want to vomit.

I really dislike the interweaving of celestial phenomena with the revival of spiritual energy, because in general, with such a setting, no matter how much of a cheat the author uses, there will always be humans, ghosts, and beasts in reality that can crush the protagonist.

When I was little, I ate 800 packs of Dove chocolate. My mom threw me off the 16th floor, which was hilarious. I slid all the way to the bottom without dying at all. [😏] When I was little, I ate a hundred cases of Snickers bars. My mom locked me in the basement for two years. Hilarious, I wasn't hungry at all! [😏]

This book is toxic! Could a normal person even write about a handsome back of the head?!

Has the author gone mad? Making the Dugu family rise to power? The Dugu family was a Xianbei ethnic group.

Why is it that nowadays everyone focuses on physical training but not swordsmanship? You can become a sword immortal through physical training too! In the world of kung fu, you could easily obtain all the secret manuals, but they just dismiss it with a "not suitable for you"? Couldn't you say that even if your inner desires are suitable, you could still collect them to avoid future inner demons?

Well written. I've already tipped you 1000 coins.