Proving the Dao Through Code: Everything Can Be Programmed

It's ridiculous, saying that he wants to be stubborn, but then everything the protagonist does has nothing to do with Gou. He can obviously just change the map to be stubborn, but he is still scheming on this low-level map. The protagonist has no need for resources, only for skills. He just goes to a big sect to light up the purple fire. It is no longer low-key, but a bit sneaky. . . You want to say that the protagonist is a conspiracy theory, wants to be the king of the world, and wants to destroy the world. How can you still say so? Your protagonist's goal is just to practice peacefully. Is it necessary to be so sneaky? You don't lack resources, and you don't steal other people's resources, so why are you afraid of others? . .

The classification of cultivation levels is too difficult to remember. Nowadays, everyone who writes novels likes to create a new set of realm names 🤔 This is understandable, but after reading too many novels, it feels really confusing. Whenever the realm is improved, I always have to think about it for a long time, oh? What the hell is the next realm called?? It would be great if we just go for Level 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Most of the novels I read are really so painful that my head hurts. There are really people who only focus on chasing one novel and pretend I didn't say it.

This should be every programmer's dream, to be able to paint and change his body like a computer. He can remove everything he is dissatisfied with and change it to what he wants.

So awesome, why not turn the stone into the Nine Turns Golden Elixir?

Can you tell me about the realm, sometimes nine stars, sometimes two stars, and can you stop pretending to be a pig and eat the tiger, why hide the realm? Afraid of rhythm blocks?

There is some imagination, but the plot is too dull, the IQs of the supporting characters are too low, and the protagonist does things without considering the consequences. He shows his upgrade on the second day after practicing (the actual time only counts the training time of the previous day, and if you really calculate it, it is not enough for one day or 24 hours) 😅 Also, as soon as he got the attack skills, he immediately experimented nearby without thinking about whether he would be seen by others. I don't know what credentials are needed to submit a task. Just ask someone for this simple common sense, but I pretend to be sweeping the floor. What kind of brain circuit is this? Is this such a shameful thing? There are too many different kinds of brain-tickling behaviors, and the protagonist and supporting characters all feel like they are playing house

The best code-based training novel [Coder Cultivation] is much better than yours. The author can go read it.

The plot is pretty good, but the character's IQ is too low

The front foot is said to be stubborn, and the back foot is used to show off in front of the elders.

The world view is too small, the power system is unclear, and the protagonist wants to be stubborn at the beginning but is not at all