That's Right, There Are Risks

This book is cool, written too hastily, and makes you tired and aggrieved. The plots keep coming one after another, making you tired to read. It has no elasticity at all. It is depressing but not dark. Isn't that a sadistic novel?

I was desperate, and my proficiency level increased from chapter 45 to the end. Now I have to catch up from chapter 55 to the end. The despair of two updates a day😭

By the way, does anyone know what the readership is and wants to get in?

I would like to give you a personal suggestion. Don't write this kind of cringy article. You are either thorough or reckless. Don't choose the one with the greatest risk and then forcefully push the credit out. It's too uncomfortable to watch. It's better to just be reckless to the end and then use the system to slap you in the face.

The protagonist is too self-respecting. As a small person and the grand master, he is so repulsive when he kneels down. How can he do something big like this? He can be more diplomatic. Like Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, he was shameless and ruthless

To test everyone's purity, type shw on the full keyboard to see what the word is.

It's outrageous that there are typos in the introduction 😠

Waiting for someone named Xu to come over to gain sympathy and advertise.

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This case is too rough to solve, and the plot is too dull. Originally, the story belongs to the creativity of the book that does not follow the routine, but it does not write its own characteristics. The things I choose to give each time are all mission items, giving people the feeling that the world is under the control of the system, giving people a very poor reading experience.

Has the author ever read what he has written? . .

I can't believe this is a book written by an author who has written 8 novels. This setting is really hard to explain in just one sentence. It will definitely hit the street.

I read the first part of this book and it had a bit of positive energy, but the second part made me feel aggrieved. I am not the kind of person who can suffer in real life. I felt aggrieved when I read a novel. You are a young man, no matter how old you are, mature or this or that, you are bullied again and again. Is that all? Don't you have the courage to draw your sword? After reading a hundred chapters, I still don't see the protagonist having the courage to resist. He is bullied every time and then gets involved in such and such cases. You have done this to me as a deserter. I have cheats again. I will find a place to live in. When my cultivation level rises, I will come back and finish them all. I am not a person of this world in the first place. It's so frustrating to live, right?

Others win glory for the country, but you ignore the risks and continue to install 🙂

Has the author sold his account? What is this written about?😅

Dongliu's book almost made me feel frustrated at "the end of the road". Pay attention to rest for a while. You can't tire yourself too much. Come on~

It was okay at first, but when it came to the exam, the protagonist had problems. . . I feel weird.

One problem is that the protagonist wants to survive, but he also finds himself in a dangerous place like the Emperor's feet. There are many things that he is not passively involved in, so there is a kind of awkward feeling, that is, he can't survive at the same time, and he is not happy at the same time. In addition, the writing about solving the case is not distinctive, so it feels that it is not as good as the previous books.

It's no wonder that the book is finished after hundreds of chapters, and the transformation is not complete. When the protagonist enters the imperial capital and begins the exam, he acts like a clown throughout the whole process. He tells the system that he doesn't want it, and goes with the flow, imagining the high-level officials as all stupid people, and the case handling process is so clear for you. You are still thinking about Dihua, haha, your performance is much worse than yours in the past. The protagonist's image and personality are untenable, and the plot is full of loopholes. The relationship between Aunt Jiao and the character is complicated. There must be an official relationship. Is it okay to know the test points of the big exam in advance?

Congratulations on being put on the shelves, support the light of a great god

I cut it as soon as it came out. The last book still has over 4 million words left.

There is a novel that looks similar to my identity problem. Is it a trumpet?

Does anyone know when he will release a new book?

Did the author write that the fiancée was one of the top ten martial gods at the beginning, and then the protagonist worshiped a beggar as his teacher? I read half of that novel, and later on, various twists were made for the sake of reversal. The beginning was good

Closing the pen? Or changed the vest?

Global Reincarnation: I have an identity problem. The fan title set by the author is "Hundred Lian Yun Tie", I won't go into details, just read the book

I know who you are. I rented and read the book "The Escort Agency of the Online Game" before. You are an old eunuch and you haven't rushed out a newbie.

It's a pretty good anti-convention novel. Why don't you insist on it?

The system is not cheap enough. It would be boring to choose one of the three options instead of a single-choice question. For example, it would be changed to a flop type. After the selection, all three options are shown, and then the protagonist predicts future dangers based on the three options (or rewards. The blind boxes in the rewards are directly opened. I feel that the blind boxes are meaningless). Also, if it is based on reasoning, it will not be enough to have an atmosphere that is not bitter and hatred, and it cannot be as relaxed as proficiency, which is mainly martial arts. If the theme wants to focus on reasoning, it is actually best to weaken the martial arts content. For example, if you start leveling up from a small policeman in a small border town, the protagonist's force value is always lower than the event level, his talent is lower, and he can also have more life-saving treasures (in fact, the system itself is a cheat, it doesn't matter), so that he can fight with wits and courage.

It's been several years and I haven't published a new book yet.