I Wanted My Father to Become a Dragon, but I Was Forced to Become a Dou Emperor

I read in the introduction that the protagonist's father's heaven-level skills are introduced to him, and the protagonist's heaven-level skills are perfected. So what will happen to the protagonist if his father's heaven-level skills are perfected?

There is a system like this that gives feedback to the father to improve a hundred times. The upgrade of pig's feet is too slow... And the protagonist's efforts to help his father are too low.

Knowing that strength is the most important thing, he didn't improve his strength in the early stage. If he didn't have a system, he would have been lying there until Xiao Yan became emperor. He was too lazy to do it.

Is it fun to cover one's ears and steal the bell? The first book is already unfinished, why are you deleting the review? Last time it was a matter of rhythm. This time, do you imitate Qing Yunian as your own creativity? If the author is also a reader, he should know that many of the so-called ideas have been used. I don't know if the author of this fanfic has read the original novels of the two works. In a fantasy world where chivalrous people use force to break the law, when talking about human rights, only more powerful violence can be used to stop the abuse of ordinary people. The underlying logic of fighting to break this world is that the big fish eats the small fish. Why I feel bad is because the author uses novels as a carrier, and the drama of this book is no problem according to the script of the TV series. The protagonist can explode and kill the enemies who can't hit him in the middle. The problem is that this is a fan fiction, not a romance novel. At least the author should give readers the most basic rationality to promote the story, otherwise the characters will not stand up at all and will only appear brainless. Because of the so-called accelerated pace, the characterization of the protagonist has been reduced. The blunt conflicts look embarrassing, and the chapter names can all copy the names of Qing Yunian's volumes, and they are added mechanically. Is there a North Sea in the Ghana Empire? If I want to portray a character, I don't want to describe the protagonist's previous training and social circles. He simply meets two ordinary people and then kills himself for half his life in order to get ahead. The protagonist, I, behaves like a playboy after he becomes successful. He gives three hundred gold coins to the common people without knowing what the consequences will be for others. He is willful and lifeless. A fighting master runs rampant in a royal city where there are fighting kings and kings. Will others respect such a master? He is sloppy in personal details, confused in major matters, without Golden Finger, without Father Dou Ling, and without the endorsement of the author, what can this protagonist do? Does empty talk not conform to the righteousness of the current era? I didn't see it. The old man and his granddaughter died, and the protagonist somehow won people's hearts? Because the protagonist sees them as human beings? Then don't use their different mentality to show off, and really treat them as human beings, otherwise the protagonist will be no different from the characters in other books. This is all I have to say, so I can do it for myself. I am posting this book review out of my anger, but it is also for the author's sake. As for how to understand it? It's only three things, and I won't post it a third time if I want to delete it or not.

Will the Wish My Father Become Dragon system worship my adoptive father and then double my achievements? The more adoptive fathers I have, the more powerful the rewards will be? Change your name to Xiao Lu Bu. I have been wandering for half my life. I just regret that I have never met my master.

It's not fun. If you have the time, it's better to be promoted to Douzong and overthrow more. It's useless to play tricks on others.

The first chapter of the protagonist is completely unreasonable... I traveled to the 17th year of Dou Po, and there was no golden finger. Then I was in Xiao's house, and I wanted to eat and wait to die, and then I didn't have a good relationship with anyone... So how can I eat and wait to die?

There are dozens of plots to solve the case. What story line?

The author himself set the protagonist's cultivation level to be a hundred times that of his father, but he forgot about it after writing a few chapters. The protagonist's father has advanced to Dou Ling, the protagonist is still a Dou Master, and he has become a great Dou Master in the latest chapter. Has the author forgotten his setting now?

Who is the protagonist's father? It can't be the one from Wutan City 😏😏😏😏