I Am Growing Props in Another World

What's the point of being a team? Is it just to show off when you go back to school? If the protagonist is strong enough, he doesn't need a team. If he's not strong enough, he should keep a low profile. If the protagonist is strong enough, he would rather form a team because the team can be protected by the Education Bureau when going on missions. The protagonist is weak without his armor, but that's better than pretending. He went to Base 6 and ran around in a circle, went to a dangerous area to seize resources and pretended to be looked at, and then went to school to reveal his identity. Now it's good, almost the whole city knows that the protagonist has a magical armor and suddenly has level 6 strength. Will the armor never be taken off for the rest of my life? Is the supporting role of Liu Jingyun meaningful? It would be disgusting if she were the heroine. Because I saw a female classmate and her mother and a few people forming a team on the road, I followed her all the way. (Why should I follow her? For what reason, give me a reasonable explanation 😆😆😆) I followed her into some different space, and then rescued her and her mother. Because the other side attacked a classmate, her mother was a bad guy across the street, so she helped her stand up. Didn't you break off the relationship with this female classmate earlier? The protagonist thinks he is handsome, but I just feel like the protagonist is a perverted stalker who has never seen a woman in his eight lives. There is also a lot of necessary information in the full text that is unclear, leaving people reading it confused. What is going on in this world, what is going on in the country, what is going on with the military and political system, why we need to explore a different space, and the basic situation of this city must be written down. There are also too few supporting characters. The basic situation of the world can be introduced through the supporting characters. The subplot of Liu Jingyun was poorly written, unreasonable and simply poisonous. You can introduce some supporting characters by selling things on the black market (classic plots never go out of style), or the back-up or friends left by his parents to help the protagonist. The protagonist's parents will not just cause trouble and ignore their son. It is really unlucky to have such parents. In the end, the plot was too thin. I only saw the protagonist's grudge against his parents, golden finger props, different dimensions, and armor to show off his coolness. The specific reason why the protagonist does this is unclear to the reader. The reader knows less than the protagonist. The reader is no longer a God's perspective, but a pure underground perspective.

The necessity of the existence of the team was not mentioned at the beginning. It would have been a simple matter, but in the end, it wore an invincible armor and pretended to be a big wave. In the end, no reason was mentioned, and the matter became even more troublesome. It is simply poisonous to pretend to be awesome until death.

I don't like this person named Chen Yunjing. I hope she is just a sidekick.

Why not make models of Chaos Green Lotus, Pangu Ax, and Chaos Beads, and make these mythical artifacts and you will be invincible.

"I start a live broadcast to sell fairy treasures" borrow a building and wish Fei

The author has read The Magic Prop Master It is a novel that I miss very much Although the author is obsessed with the street Then the book is very poisonous To be honest, I feel itchy to read this book Mainly because the props and power system settings are very strong But it is almost not interesting. The plot is terrible and the protagonist is salted fish

The title of the book has attracted attention from the beginning. Which thinker can accept these ideas?