I Have an Infinite Slaughter Interface

When I saw the meal at the beginning, I didn't say whether it was well written or not. I just reminded the author that one hour, two hours, and 7200 seconds. Eating a thousand bowls of white rice means one bowl in 7.2 Seconds, followed by ten thousand bowls in 0.72 Seconds, one hundred thousand bowls, and one bowl in 0.072 Seconds. Can you tell me some basic rules? What? Quantum reading is out of date, let's start quantum eating, right? Nothing else, it's just such an obvious common sense mistake that should be corrected or should it be corrected? Regardless of whether you want to write a purely refreshing article or ask to read a book without thinking, aren't your data exaggerated to the point of insulting your IQ?

I'm really impressed by this novel. A protagonist with cheats also wants to be someone else's son-in-law. Haha, it's so toxic. There's no shortage of exercises in the setting. They've all joined the official department, so why are there still a shortage of exercises? Another article to persuade people to quit.

There is a plug-in that can break the limit of martial arts level, and it can actually be written into the marriage... I admire it, it is too poisonous, withdraw it

This book is definitely fake and has logical flaws.

I said that I remember seeing "Shit is not a thing". Calling your father-in-law is more affectionate than calling yourself dad. You still come to the door while using cheats. "Shit is not a thing."

The protagonist is so awesome that he even wants to get married! This kind of plot is so discouraging that only book lovers over forty years old can be in the mood to read it...

It's so disgusting. My father-in-law said that I can get married, but the protagonist still insists on getting married. I wonder if my father will be angry to death.

With this setting, you are already a master, not as good as a mid-level beginner with strong brain circuits!

Why should Xiao Ling be the heroine if she is such a trash? Also worthy? So disgusting

It's too shabby, there are too many levels. Every time you upgrade to a level, you have to write down the process of adding points in detail. The points are written once in Arabic numerals, and again in Chinese characters. At first, it's okay to keep as few as possible. Later, when you add points to upgrade, you basically need to write half a chapter, one chapter or even two chapters. I have never seen it omitted. Relatives and friends have become mascots, and the protagonist is the nanny. Every time you go home, write down everyone's greetings, and every time you go out, write down everyone's worries, and most of the chapter is over. A good wife, a worried father, a nagging mother, the supporting characters are seriously overcast, not to mention the surprises of other shows. The decent characters are always lacking in strength and have worrying IQ, while the villains are always powerful and cunning.