Universal Investment: I Choose Wukong at the Beginning

The writing is not strong enough, and the plot is not very good. The investment world is briefly touched upon, and the urban chapters are eloquent. In other words, isn't this just an urban novel? The universal investment in urban literature is hard to make people want to read.

The setting is very novel, but the writing is relatively average. It's a pity. Let me share my personal thoughts 1. Regarding investment, I personally think that everyone wants to see something related to the investment world. Therefore, investment-related plots should be added, and investment should not be brushed off, so readers' expectations are not met 2. In terms of plot, investment is looked down upon by others, and then the investment skyrockets, slapping others in the face. This seems to be very satisfying, but it is too low-end and too explicit, making the villain look stupid. This is an obvious cliché of cool writing, and cool writing routines have no way out now. Making a ranking list and using your own people to praise you is too deliberate and will only be counterproductive Be more advanced and reserved. There is a saying that goes, 'Invisible pretense is the most deadly'. For example, in the ranking list, the protagonist never shows up or fights with others, but every time the system is forcibly exposed, it attracts exclamations and silently gains fame and fortune. Isn't this routine better than the Shuangwen routine? ? Isn't it better to be praised by passers-by than by your own people? ? 3. Every world is equivalent to a platform, and every character is equivalent to a stock. How come you are the only one who can invest in a stock? How can a person only buy one stock? ? Multiple people invest in the same person, focusing on conflicts. The protagonist uses foresight to make profits, and the supporting characters use superb investment concepts and methods (search online) to make profits, or the investment fails and goes bankrupt If the same character invests and the winner cannot be determined, then invest in multiple lines, continue the struggle, and expand the front The supporting characters should be written smartly. After all, people like to watch masters fighting. Only the master himself is happy when he abuses his food, and no one else is happy 4. If investors can influence the plot of the world, and so many people can influence the characters in the world, you can imagine how big the butterfly effect is. In this case, many protagonists may not rise. After all, the rise of many protagonists is due to luck. How can the protagonist make money by relying on foresight? 5. Divide the world protagonist's experience or world plot into time nodes, so that segment settlement is more interesting and more in line with investment rules. It better reflects the foresight of the time traveler, and better grasps the rhythm of the struggle between the protagonist and the supporting characters 6. Investing in characters to make money will gain world sovereignty, which is not reasonable in some worlds. It is better to change it to a system and release the world. Everyone can use the system to invest. After the investment is completed, everyone can use investment points to purchase things in the world, or world shares, or character sovereignty (characters can be turned into cards, and they can also exist independently in normal times). Of course, those who participate in the investment have priority Feel free to write some suggestions, the author does not like to delete posts! If readers don't like it, don't criticize me. If you do, I will criticize you.

Can investing in Sun Wukong be successful? Didn't Sun Wukong drive high and go low? The beginning is the same as the protagonist of Shuangwen. He is powerful and can do whatever he wants. Especially when he is causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace, he feels like he is invincible. But after causing havoc in the Heavenly Palace, he was immediately killed and imprisoned for 500 years. After he was released, he was still restricted by a tight curse. When he encountered monsters, he couldn't deal with them and had to find helpers. He became the protagonist of the sadistic novel. To be honest, I don't talk about personal preference, but when it comes to investment, it is not as good as Sun Wukong in Dragon Ball. Although he is often defeated and killed, he can be resurrected within a short time after being killed, and he can surpass his opponents within a short time after being defeated. This is a good choice for investment.

I'm reading everyone's suggestions, and I'm trying to correct any problems with the plot. The first book of this type in Qidian was written by me first, but that book was blocked. You can say I pounce, but you can't say I copy.

Isn't this mainly invested? What else can the protagonist do if he keeps fighting monsters and leveling up?

The creativity is great. But it feels like the author wrote it wrongly. . . I believe that most readers were attracted after reading the introduction. They wanted to see investment, not to see the protagonist upgrade and fight monsters. . . Investment - being questioned - slapped in the face - upgrading - investing, it goes on and on, it feels good to watch it like this. Watching the protagonist fight around in the real world, my heart didn't waver at all. Personal opinion, if you object, you are right.

I have read Chapter 30 and found the subject matter to be pretty good, the pace to be average, and the structure to be poor. After reading the title and introduction, I feel that the focus or fun point of the article should be to invest in the world and then obtain some income in the world. This is also the source of the protagonist's growth. As a result, after getting investment points, he learned some skills in reality, and then came up with some teachings. The protagonist defeated monsters in reality and upgraded, and he even got to the top level early. The combat power is not particularly clear either. So far, there are almost no cool things I want to see, and there are quite a few things I don't want to see.

Anyway! The protagonist is a little stupid! What great benefits the protagonist has brought to mankind! What will the human race bring to the protagonist? ? (Don't tell me they are all human beings! Today's society only teaches me to only care about money and interest! Everything else takes a back seat!!) After the protagonist chooses the agreement, if humans are still in trouble and there are people who are unfavorable to the protagonist, then it is basically certain that the protagonist is the Virgin or a fool! Then this human race can be destroyed! (Personal opinion! And my personality is extreme! Extreme enough to be...)

Sun Wukong is played from beginning to end, what is there to invest in?

To be honest, you don't even want to talk about what you write. In the investment category, you just focus on the investment world, and teach Wanzu, etc. This is acceptable at first, but in the real world, what you write is dry. Your book is tasteless and it would be a pity to throw it away.

Sun Wukong's birth process was extraordinary. He jumped out of a stone, and the light in his eyes could reach the ninth heaven. Would others not vote for him?

In the case of Journey to the West, who would invest in Monkey King? If you want to save your capital, invest in Tathagata Buddha. If you want to make a lot of money, invest in Tang Monk. If you invest in Sun Wukong, isn't that a sure way to lose money? Tang Monk starts with a pot, and ends with a meritorious Buddha, with a guaranteed profit of ten thousand times the profit. Tathagata Buddha starts at the level of a state-owned enterprise. As the journey to the west progresses, the company is in a proper rising stage, not to mention other 81-difficulty monsters. They are all pitfalls for investment. Sun Wukong failed in starting a business and worked for Tang Monk.

After reading the book, I feel that there are many bugs and problems 1. Sun Wukong is also one of the four monkeys in the world, the colorful stone left by Nuwa to mend the sky, and the saint's back-up plan. Just worth 1000? 2. How to calculate the speed of time in the investment world? How many years does a Journey to the West take? 3. Sun Wukong is the protagonist of the world, so he will be rewarded for his adventures. Instead, Sun Wukong is the protagonist of the world, and he will be rewarded for drinking water. Sun Wukong has to learn skills from Ancestor Bodhi before he can get the first wave of big rewards. That's when it really starts to rise. The previous ones were all low-yield. 4. Can investment profits be withdrawn at will? Settlement is still required. If settlement is not required, then who will pay for the loss? 5. Why is Wu Zetian included in The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty? Dinner = I'll have dinner with a beautiful woman, and watch the show at 9:30. Finally, I'll have a few sips of wine, send her back to the hotel, and play poker together until the next day? The subject matter is good, but the author is obviously not well prepared.

It was written at the beginning that the power of the country is high, but not even 30 chapters later, a teacher of all races appears. In every sense, he is riding the country's face. If you find a coach, you will be an undercover agent. Haha, it's all nondescript.

It's too messy. I've read dozens of chapters and there's nothing that can attract readers' interest. I'll give it up.

Can't bear the poison. I haven't said whether to invest long-term or short-term

Why don't you invest in Tang Seng and just win?

Write more about the investment world and less nonsense. It's better, the subject matter is good, the ideas are okay, but there is too much nonsense. If you go to the world of cultivating immortals and practice martial arts, you can just brush it off in one stroke. There is a lot of nonsense.

Don't call Sun Wukong out, the Lord of the world. Although Sun Wukong is the protagonist, he is not the most powerful in the world. Just say Tathagata, Guanyin, Taishang Laojun, Ran Deng, Detention Sun, Zhen Yuanzi. He can't beat many, and this does not count the saints and quasi-sages. Sun Wukong can kill Daluo Jinxian. To be precise, Sun Wukong is only about the strength of Jinxian.

I digressed from the topic, and there were almost twenty chapters without any investment.

Selling dog meat with half a sheep's head, the plot is too long. It was so bland, it went in one ear and out the other, and within a few minutes of quitting the book, I forgot about the content!

The book written by the studio feels like it's good water

Journey to the West: Sun Wukong cannot become the Lord of the World. Only take the dark route. You can advance to the 7-star world.

The realistic plot of Ten Thousand Races Religion is too dry. After seeing that news, we can guess the plot behind it.

The setting of this book is good, but the author wrote in the wrong direction. If the focus was on how to interact with the protagonist of the investment, and guide the protagonist step by step to avoid pitfalls, become stronger, and change his destiny, this book would most likely become a god.

What do Tathagata and the Jade Emperor think? Has there been any change in these few people in Journey to the West in the past few years? Let's not talk about the sequel to Wu Tian's death. The Tathagata was beaten until he was reincarnated and was not dead? Also, I don't think I've watched Journey to the West enough to talk about Wukong driving high and moving low, which means I've read too many online jokes. A spiritual stone, which has absorbed spiritual energy for hundreds of years and turned into a spiritual monkey, will it become higher? We won't talk about apprenticeship or anything like that. After Havoc in Heaven, you have to look at who is facing you if you are defeated. After all, Tathagata was already a quasi-sage a few epochs ago, okay? Isn't it just a matter of minutes to deal with your little Karami who is hundreds of years old? I personally feel that the journey to the west is also about growth. Think about it, weren't you a naked little gangster hundreds of years ago? I don't think about any consequences, I am the best in the world. Later, when I traveled to the west, I took a look and thought, hey, this goblin has a background, so I have to pay attention to the influence. You've grown mentally, haven't you? I would like to advise everyone not to be influenced by those who used the magic modification of China's four famous classics on the Internet a few years ago. It has been so long since the release of Journey to the West. How many scholars have been produced in Greater China? You are the only one who makes short videos with no cultural knowledge to understand Journey to the West? So many scholars in China have been doing nothing for thousands of years?

No, why did I feel so conflicted about reading it? I didn't feel comfortable reading it at all. It didn't have the purpose and was not satisfying at all. So I gave up the book.

It's incredible that Li Shu actually traveled to an investment world and also knew the future of the characters in the story. For the first time, Li Shu actually voted for Sun Wukong, whom everyone disliked, but who would have thought that he would turn out to be the Monkey King causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace? 😏😏😏

If I invest, I will invest in Nezha. Nezha has basically never suffered anything except being arranged once in his life. Looking at Sun Wukong again, he is the descendant of Nuwa. It was planned, but it was arranged clearly.

Invest in Sun Wukong? The author is a student, so from an adult's perspective, Sun Wukong is not a piece of cake.