Surviving the Strange World by Leveling Up

How should I put it, the protagonist really gives people an inexplicable naive feeling from beginning to end. I have always said that I should cherish my life, and I have always been moved by others. It happens in basically every battle, and it's very funny. A dozen chapters ago I was so determined to be moved that I desperately wanted to, but a dozen chapters later I regretted my life and was moved again. The key is that it doesn't matter if this happens once or twice. Author, take a look at how many times this kind of plot appears in this book? Do you think this looks good? 😒 And the recent battle with the Wang family was really written like a child's play, it was so... It was so long-winded about a fight, how do you think I felt when describing the rebellion of the eldest brother and sister-in-law? 🤔No, I found the whole story very boring. The whole battle was like a child playing house. After the war, the protagonist clearly knows that his sister-in-law is a spy, but still has the same wishful thinking that he and his eldest brother and sister-in-law can return to the way they were before. Not to mention how many people she killed when she was a spy. They were still fighting with each other in the front, forcing Mr. Qin and the people who suppressed Guisi to death. Did she have any role in it? Their lives were not theirs. 😰How long has it been? How could you forget? Okay, in the latest chapter, Ye Meimei gave the protagonist so-called practice experience again, but the protagonist forgot the harm she caused before and said that he owed her a big favor. 😰Author, are you planning to play sister-in-law and brother-in-law again in a while? Wake up, okay? 🤔 For an undercover traitor, if there is no happy ending without being cut to pieces, why should we still have a family? Disgusting or not? 😰 When I first wrote that Ye Meimei was the mole, I was still thinking about how the author would give Ye Meimei an ending to sublimate this character, and at the same time establish the role of the eldest brother through Ye Meimei. As a result, all I saw was that the logic of the book collapsed. If all the co-authors and masterminds of the Wang family were dead, would the inner ghost be fine? Is the protagonist fantasizing again? 😰 It can be said that after the first battle of the Wang family, the protagonist is really like a shazi who has double standards and is a holy mother bitch. The protagonist is not even worthy of the Holy Mother. The Holy Mother at least forgives herself, and the protagonist directly forgives him on behalf of the witch. It's really cool🐮 I used to like this book so much but now I feel disgusted. Even though there were all kinds of minor problems before, the protagonist's logic is barely clear. After all, the reader can wait for you to grow up in the beginning. Now that the battle with the Wang family is over, you can't say that the protagonist's logic didn't work out, but it did work out. The character design of the Holy Mother Bitch has a unique starting point! 😊

After reading Chapter 60, it's like selling sheep's head to dog meat.

Hang up as much as you want, don't try to add more points and mix other miscellaneous things into it.

Please change the name. You are trying to sell dog meat with sheep's head. I didn't see the AFK, I only saw the extra points.

Why are you joining the Evil Suppression Division, the Demon Suppression Division, etc. Is it so satisfying to be a dog?

I looked at the table of contents and it was eighty or ninety chapters in. The protagonist is still in the first realm. So if the protagonist wants to enter the third realm and transform, he has to go back to chapter 300?

Please collect the new book... Opinion Building.

If you add extra points at the last minute, you've gone too far.

20 For 50, okay? No, it's too expensive! Then it's cheaper, maybe 12 for 30. OK, deal. The author should be more rigorous with numbers.

We worship foreigners and write about Eastern immortal cultivators according to the settings of Western magicians. Doesn't China have its own culture? Do we have to cater to the West?