My Scale Can Exchange Everything

After reading Chapter 40, I found that although there are only two female characters, neither of them are very likable. One is a witch who originally came to kill him, but was frightened by the protagonist. The sect arranged her to be with the protagonist for the purpose of flattery, and the protagonist actually acquiesced in keeping her by his side. The second one is a so-called sword fanatic.

I feel like the routine is too old. I pretend to be the first in the competition and then rely on that person to slowly seduce the big guys from all over the world one by one and have them beheaded.

Shocking😨100 grams of soil can be exchanged for 100 grams of gold

What kind of setting? An ordinary person without that kind of strength would not have such a great ability to deceive people. The secret has been exposed long ago. It is not easy to stay alive. It is too challenging to read the IQ.

An enemy comes to provoke, the protagonist (paper tiger) pretends to deal with it, and then the people from this sect come after hearing the news, and are shocked by the protagonist; another enemy comes to provoke, and then it is another cycle, endless, the key point is that the protagonist is still a paper tiger compared with others

Aside from being overly pretentious, the story is quite interesting. It's best to learn more about what plots and what expressions should be used!

When the patient's subordinates heard that the boss of another bank said that the treatment could not be cured, they wanted to beat the doctor to death. After the doctor cured the patient, the subordinates were overjoyed because everyone who was poisoned died without exception. Book friends comment on the theory, is this reasonable?

It's a very interesting idea, but the author's writing is not good. He keeps suppressing the protagonist's realm and changing a bunch of techniques. It's very depressing.

After the appraisal, it's a brainless and cool novel. It's cool, brainless and illogical. The writing is fluent and the plot is average.

It's forced to pretend, and it's too difficult to look at. The subject matter is undoubtedly good. It's a pity that the writing is not good.

Has the editor-in-chief of Qidian been replaced? The books pushed on the homepage these days are all poisonous

I was about to subscribe, but luckily I took a look at the catalog. Eunuch

The protagonist has been so mixed up that he doesn't have a real trump card. All disposable. . . . So pitiful

The Sword Tomb should be regarded as an owner's property. The protagonist's random redemption does not conform to the previous setting, and it makes the protagonist look like a thief or a robber.

I'm not very good at pretending, I don't have that taste.

The protagonist mode is on. The protagonist is in trouble every day. Is there no peace every day?

After defrauding the first order, the eunuch 😒 turned out to be better.

A helpless plot. Playing a turn-based system. After the battle, one wave comes after another.

It would be great if I could pretend and have an online IQ. Even with Dihua's single-cell logic, no one is spying on the research on murder and treasure grabbing... The halo of the true protagonist