Creepy Cultivation: Others Pay the Price for Me

The author cheats the protagonist. . . The protagonist can shift the price and not try his best to kill the old monk???

The front part is quite interesting, but the back part is not interesting After reading it all, it is no longer attractive and I will not continue reading.

Fake Cthulhu, various crime-related novels, readers have no sense of their own thinking after reading it, and even want to laugh a little; real Cthulhu, advanced mathematics, the truth of the world, always feel like someone is whispering in the male south, indescribable, unimaginable, no, just no, real fear!

Goldfinger is incredible, but unfortunately the protagonist's IQ is too low. Anyone with a normal IQ can use this golden finger to become invincible initially.

What do you write about at the end? It's still primitive, why are you so amateur? I wrote it too fast. What I want to see is the Fairyland, not some prehistoric world.

Every time you cast a spell or run a skill, you have to pay a price. The protagonist's first cast of a spell costs a body of flesh and blood. I want to know how other people practice???

This book is definitely plagiarized from "The Weird Cultivation of Immortality: I Can Exempt the Price", at least it borrowed some lessons from it.

In Chapter 5, the protagonist lets the enemy know what his cheating ability is, which can be regarded as breaking my record of reading books over the years 😅

The conditions are too simple, there are no restrictions on the gold finger, and it breaks down too easily.

You have to have brains but no brains, you have strength but no strength, even one of your own people is killed, what the hell are you writing?