Myriad Worlds: My Rewards Are Half Again as Much

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Can I complain? First, he gives a cheat, then adds points faster than others, and then says that adding points will cause problems with the soul. Does the author think it is interesting to suppress the protagonist in this way? Not to mention that the good unlimited flow has become an academy flow, but you still have to find ways to limit the protagonist, and you have to come up with extra points that will cause the soul to become brittle. How happy is it to write? Then you take your time and play, I will withdraw and I will not subscribe anymore.

Fate Weapon: Tang Hengdao

What's going on with the introduction? Are there really people practicing with it?

Ma Feifei

From the introduction, does anyone really practice according to the instructions in the book? 😒

If you don't know how to write about emotions, don't write about it. Between the woman named Liu and the protagonist, you understand me and I understand you. This is too abrupt. A while ago, you hit me and I hit you, but after a meeting, the relationship is so good?

The new author is generally okay, but there are still some problems with the details 1-The supporting character that appears is not carefully designed. What role does this supporting character play in promoting the plot? Or is it useful to the protagonist? Yes, I'm talking about those two women. 2-If you don't know much about something, just write it vaguely. For example, if you want a knife, just give it one knife, and you don't have to write 10 pounds. Ordinary people, let alone practice sword and shield for half an hour, even boxing with bare hands would find it difficult to last for half an hour.

I still like the book very much. I can think too much with my lower body.

At the end of the second chapter, it is clear that it may be a matter of life and death, but the protagonist does not even bother to read the introduction of free attribute points, and only relies on his own subjective perception, which is quite speechless. It's not like I don't have time to read it, so will it kill me to read the introduction once? And if the protagonist doesn't read the introduction, does he know how many free attribute points he can get to level up, and whether there are any restrictions on adding points? Do you have to rush to see the introduction in a panic when something is about to happen or something goes wrong?