My Cultivation Depends Entirely on You All

This book currently relies on system tasks to make the protagonist act mean and attractive. There are two important interesting points of this type of book that have not been highlighted yet. One is the combat power system, which is too general and confusing. There is no way to compare or imagine. Generally speaking, this system is suitable for plot flow. Obviously the author does not have such writing power. Also, the skill performance is too good. The author doesn't know how powerful it is unless he arranges a fight. The specific power depends entirely on on-the-spot arrangements. The second is to add points to the system. Every time a mission comes, I don't know how many points have been added, and I don't know what the critical point is. I have no idea whether to advance or not, and it's all in the clouds. I hope the author doesn't play too fancy. At present, I can only insist on looking at the bad aspects of the protagonist. It depends on God's will as to when I can persist.

As a bookworm, this feels surprisingly good. It's just that the golden finger adds attributes. It's quantified but there are no specific standards. The coolness of the golden finger is not obvious enough.

If there is no one, then I will get the first blood of this book.

1. The protagonist's IQ is worrying 2. Goldfinger gets stronger by giving water to others, but then the protagonist's squad leader is unlucky. During class, after class, lunch break, all the time, the protagonist buys a bunch of water and forces the monitor to drink alone... 3. The protagonist has a younger sister 4. The protagonist's qualifications are too poor (I personally suspect that his brain is affected by his qualifications). He is the most common poor student in the martial arts school and the second to last one. The qualifications and strength are more than three times that of the protagonist.

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Writers are not smart enough. Even if I had this trick, I would have been able to reach max level in the first five tasks. If I had this trick for writers, it would be a waste of resources and I have never found the correct usage. For example, in the tasks before and after Chapter 24, every time a female classmate outputs a wooden stake, she will gain 1 physical bonus. Ruozhi, the writer, will only arrange for the protagonist to ask her classmates to demonstrate and teach her, and she will gain dozens of points. Forget what I say, just hijack or fool this classmate, give her a fascia gun to output wooden figures, and output vibrations 2,000 times a minute. The three-day mission, a total of about 4,000 minutes in three days, as long as she is ruthless enough, she can get a base of 8 million physical points. There are other fancy jobs, such as holding a fascia gun in each hand, or making a machine that can operate dozens of fascia guns at the same time or other machines that can vibrate at high frequencies. It is not difficult to have 100 million body points, and you can add them until you can't bear it. The writer has never thought that this can be done. He will only follow the rules with the rigid thinking of ordinary people. If you get hanged one day, remember to hand it over to the country. Your wisdom is not worthy of being hanged.

I have always had a question, is the system all stupid? It doesn't choose the talented ones, but it has to work hard to cultivate the protagonists with poor talents?

The beginning and setting are relatively cliché, with the same useless flow, genius sister and useless brother, not much of a hook. There is no clear comparison of combat power after adding gold finger points. The +1 force value only increases by a few tenths after a lot of physical points... As a refreshing article, it does not have enough interesting points. But fortunately, there are no scenes of pretending to slap people in the face, and the writing at the end is very interesting and not too poisonous. After you get over the initial wave of poison, you will have a good viewing experience. This book is worth reading if you are in a book shortage period or are bored.

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The writing is good, and the other logic is okay. But my sister skipped high school from junior high school to high school, graduated directly from college, and joined the army in less than a year. I would never have thought of it!