Sign In and Farm: The Laid-Back Powerhouse Is Maxed Out and Unbeatable

Hope there is no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist, no male protagonist.

Damn, if the female protagonist is so strong, what kind of male protagonist is needed?

It takes a long time to transform into a god and kill a group of Qi practitioners and build foundations. This cultivation level must be rubbish.

Why would you give away rags? It's impossible. The rags are for shoe soles. In the past, I could save up and exchange the hair I combed for money.

Just the last sentence in my introduction persuaded me to quit.

Record it and kick me if you are sure there is no cp. . I'll take a look again. .

The writing is a bit unclear, and it may seem more difficult for those with poor understanding ability.

This kind of question is like the entire text is written by tool people, and all logical dialogues are taken for granted.

Boss Guwu? I read more than a dozen chapters and didn't see it. The protagonist's grandfather dies. The protagonist cries and dies and travels back and forth. Then he has no emotions at all. In chapters 2-3, he claims to have become a salty fish and has no lofty ideals 🤤🤤. . .

I wanted to watch it to kill time, but it was really not good. They were all tool people without feelings, and the plot was confusing. In the first few chapters, it was said that the eldest daughter-in-law of Dashan was pulled out of a pile of beggars, but in the next few chapters, she became a father and a mother. It was so confusing that it gave me a headache.