Gou Becomes a Big Boss in the Fairy World

It was quite amazing at the beginning, but then it turned into a pure studio article. After downloading one copy, a new one came out. The word count was just too low, but I had to have some conscience, so I gave it up decisively 😒

From the beginning, you start to be stubborn and then keep running. Opening a dungeon is like playing Diablo Basically, the protagonist will cause trouble wherever he goes, as if he is ridiculing himself. It takes almost a thousand chapters to reach the golden elixir, and you still have to clear a dungeon first. After another 100 chapters of Yuanying, you will get another dungeon. Haotianjie also downloaded a dungeon before, in Xihai Sect. Each dungeon has dozens of chapters. The overall logic is confusing, and the foreshadowing feels like the author can't even remember the Shengjin elixir. One of the elixirs was improved even though he didn't get it. There are no bright spots overall. It is recommended not to read it.

First of all, let me summarize. This book is not written by anyone. The main focus is to be at ease. If you want to kill people, kill them; if you want to help people, help them. Originally, looking at the front, I thought it would be okay. I booked more than 1,000 chapters to the latest chapter in one go, and even voted for a monthly ticket. But after seeing more than 300 chapters and nearly 400 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. Let me tell you the reasons why I can't stand it: 1. I feel that it is actually a realistic novel. The various hardships of the people, exploitation by superiors, and difficulties in people's livelihood make it feel like a feudal historical novel. After reading more than 100 chapters, I feel that the element of cultivating immortality is extremely lacking. Then, just read the comments section. It is difficult to make the first pot of gold, but it is easy to make 10 pots of gold. It's normal for things to be difficult ahead. I continued to read it. Later on, I really became an immortal. But it feels like it's still the same thing in total. Seeing the suffering of the people, I went to help others with a clear conscience. I changed from struggling to survive at that time to helping others. 2. There are errors in details. The reason I abandoned my last book was because the author kept misremembering the protagonist's skills. This book has a similar problem. I don't know if it's more or less, but I misremembered a skill once about 300 chapters in. I bought the skills I had already bought again. I personally feel that when writing a novel, you usually have to write an outline, so it's not too bad to write a character list, right? The last book I abandoned was full of mistakes. For example, I forgot to use the skills I already had, and then later said I didn't have them; I upgraded the skills again after a few chapters, etc. As soon as I saw something wrong with this novel, I greatly reduced my desire to read it. The main character only has a few skills. This can also be mistaken, which I find outrageous. 3 Water, too watery. The front was fine, I didn't see any water. When it comes to the last thing, I can write two or three chapters. What central idea do you want to express, or what kind of character do you want to create? Just kill a monster and earn a little money. I don't see the value of writing two or three chapters on these things. All I can say is water.

How many times have I been unable to stand it because the skill's proficiency increases and it consumes more mana. The essence of the skill has not changed, but it's just that the proficiency has changed. Why does it consume more mana? It's really weird.

This book is mainly about starting high and then gradually becoming mediocre. The plot is good at the beginning, but then it gradually becomes ordinary. The presence of the plug-in settings at the beginning also becomes less and less after that. If you have too much time, you can read it.

What can be ended long ago has to be watered down. The same routine is repeated over and over again. Can't a new book with different small worlds be opened and turned into a series? Just a few chapters after returning to Haotian, I entered the small world again. It was like I just got up, went to the toilet and went to the toilet halfway, then went back to sleep, but you finished it.

From the beginning of the next 200 chapters, I am not at all meticulous in describing the exercises! There is no further text after writing about the swordsmanship. It is basically just verbal writing. The main thing is to fight evil spirits. There is almost no description of monsters and evil spirits. The concept of evil spirits is also vague. In my opinion, it is the resentment after death. It is almost called an evil ghost. I don't know much about this kind of description. Pig's feet keep killing things like this, but there is basically no description of this kind of thing. It feels like it was not written by one person. The title of the book is seriously inconsistent with the subsequent chapters.

I like it all the way up to the middle. Although the title is Gou Dao, it is actually a mortal flow system, and some of the human neighbor relationships are also very real and upright. But what I can't stand is a cautious person who digs three layers of tunnels. The book is called Gou Dao Dao. He was hit by aphrodisiacs twice in a row, and it was the first time he met a guy. Forced to give it away? I really can't stand this. I really want to vomit when I see Douluo Medusa being poisoned. I really can't stand the idea that strong women don't have their own principles and don't strive for their own status. Will their status be high for nothing? If you say that there was an ambiguity in the past, and you were framed and poisoned by relatives and friends, forget it. If you are a stubborn person who knows how to take aphrodisiac, forget it.

By the 300th or 400th chapter, the character design has started to loosen up a bit. There is no immortality or chivalry. The system of cultivating immortals is just a name without content. It is said to be farming but not the main focus. There is a panel but there is no refreshing upgrade text. It's probably because the plot progression of the story is okay, and the map connection is good. It's watchable, but it doesn't make your eyes light up.

Ever since I sneaked into the upper world, I have always felt that it was almost boring, especially from Chapter 746 to Chapter 850. I feel that this paragraph is of no use, so I might as well put it in the first chapter. As for Old Man Yao, it sounds very good, but the effect is limited after tossing it over and over again. It's better to sacrifice him to the protagonist and create a perfect foundation to start the road against heaven.

To be honest, there is nothing wrong with this book being slow. It was also slow when I read Mortals, but the protagonist being targeted again and again was a bit too much. If the whole world was a dark jungle, the human race would have been finished long ago. I feel that the author was hit too hard and his heart was darkened.

I feel like I can't stand it any longer, and I'm still talking about Gou, but there are still a lot of conflicts. The protagonist upgrades slowly, feels a bit frustrated, and lacks IQ. Mortals level up slowly, but they plan ahead and have many maps.

I'm an old fan and I don't know if the author can't see it. I personally don't like cultivating immortals to help this one! To seek immortality and be invincible, one's mentality should be determined To help this person, to help the landlord's children, is inexplicable It is of no help to the pursuit of immortality. You are like a Bodhisattva crossing the river. If you can't protect yourself, why do you still help others? I like to help others and set up foreshadowing, so I might as well write an emperor. Seeking immortality, unstable mentality and unsteady mind, likes to be distracted (not as good as the leader). Why can such a protagonist be invincible? By the halo of the protagonist? Some recent chapters have been disappointing! I hope the author of the Immortal Life will not engage in too many plots about recruiting disciples and helping others. Will a great virtuous person (who basically only kills evil spirits) become an immortal?

The upgrade is too slow. I can keep reading after reading it slowly. But when I saw Apprenticeship, I immediately didn't want to read anymore. I want to be apprenticed to Zifu. Some people say that the protagonist is only at the second level after Chapter 300. It's slow enough. What kind of plug-in for cultivating immortals? The Taoist Monument is just like that.

Damn it, the title of the book is Gou Zai Xian Realm, but the synopsis turns out to be Gou Zai Xiu Xian Realm.

Where did Yuanyuan go? There are more than 700 chapters. It seems that the author has been changed.

The style is pretty good, the solid core and the pressure level make it quite enjoyable to watch. It's not a masterpiece, but it can probably be said to be above average. The only drawback is that there are too few daily updates. Although the idea is indeed quite laborious, the current volume can easily make readers fatten up and read again, and they may forget about it one day.

I think this book is okay. . Struggling to survive turned into killing, killing, killing. There was a section that was boring and fake. But after that, every new world is written well.

If he doesn't explain the system, it's better to explain it, and he won't be so high-minded.

Although it is old-fashioned, it is a refreshing article and very readable.

Has anyone changed in these chapters? Don't give up like this again

When will the author's map cannon be launched into the magical world? The puzzle is too scattered

Why are my writings getting shorter and shorter now? Can someone who owns a brick factory lend me some?

I've been writing very well recently

It's been over 700 chapters, but it's still a scumbag in the foundation building period. What's the matter? The following is Golden Pill, Nascent Soul, Transformation of God, Hedao, Overcoming Tribulation, and Mahayana. Let's write another 7,000 chapters. Become an Immortal, Yuan Immortal, Mysterious Immortal, Earth Immortal, Heavenly Immortal and Golden Immortal, Daluo will write another 70,000 chapters. You say you are a Gou, but in fact you are targeted every day and ostracized everywhere. Why, you are the only one in the world who is awesome, and everyone in the world dislikes you. You are Long Aotian. With the gimmick, you clearly know how to develop to maximize your profits, eh, I won't, I will just watch this gimmick, I won't use it, it will appear that you are noble and great. There are at least 3 magic weapons hidden in my body, I don't know how awesome they are. Hey, I won't study them. Anyway, when I am about to die, they will naturally come out to save my life.

First, the principle of determining merit distribution Is the determination of the distribution target based on the force output in the process of killing the monk (releasing spiritual energy) or the final blow? Does the final blow require the destruction of the soul (the protagonist does not need to destroy the soul to obtain heavenly power)? If the final blow is delivered by another creature or a spiritual entity, then to whom will this merit be given? For example, the fire spirit is sleeping and uses its heat to kill the monks. Can the protagonist create a long-range attack weapon that can be harvested by others after the remaining health is reduced? Can this magic weapon be used as a talisman? Or should we add the protagonist's own magic aura? In this case, can grenades, explosives, and crossbows be used? Will the trap created by the protagonist to kill the monks and evil spirits have any merit? Is it because of the distance? If you just inflict a last-ditch hit on someone else, will there still be any merit? Is there any delay in the determination of merit distribution? (It seems there is none at present) Why? Why are Heavenly Powers being distributed? Is it because the monks have caused damage to heaven and earth? Is the number based on monk level? Will the damage increase if it exceeds the same level? What's the formula for calculating the increase? If he is allowed to spread his power on his own, will he increase his heavenly power? What if it was the protagonist who convinced him? Will there be a protagonist? Will he have it? What if the protagonist forces it to lose its power? If the protagonist encounters a monk who goes berserk and his rank is temporarily reduced, will the heavenly skill be calculated at the highest level or after he goes berserk? What if the protagonist's interference caused the obsession? If you are not obsessed, but have just entered a short period of weakness because you have just broken through, will the kill be counted as the highest level? If during the battle, the enemy takes a violent blood elixir to stimulate his potential, what level will be calculated according to the heavenly power after killing him? Before or after the explosion? What if the elixir is not temporary? Second, the principle and process of the birth of evil spirits and whether it can be catalyzed Where are evil spirits born? Which conditions are necessary and which conditions are sufficient? Can the process be documented and studied? What are the steps in the birth process? What are the changes? Can the speed and quantity of evil spirits be affected or controlled by increasing or decreasing a certain variable in the environment? Is there any merit in being killed by evil spirits created by others? Was it created by the protagonist himself? What if the protagonist seduces and does not participate in any other process besides words? What if the protagonist sent someone to create it? What if the protagonist accidentally dropped a research report and had it created by some desperate person? Can this causal chain be eliminated through time? Can the protagonist avoid karma through a mask? Third, about monsters and human virtue The raised monsters cannot acquire human virtue. Is it because they are not wild enough or because they are hostile? Or destroy society and kill people? Will killing a wild animal after training still gain human virtue? Is it just this one who can't get it or the entire race can't get it? Is it ethical to release a bred monster into the wild and then kill it? Would it be virtuous to kill it and its descendants from monsters in the wild? Or is it a matter of probability? If a raised monster kills a human being, would it be virtuous to kill it again? What if it was stopped on the way to kill? It took me more than twenty minutes to write it again... There is no saving function for this post.

After seeing more than 300, he entered the new map Xihaizong and died of poison. The inner sect gave him 100 merit points. The place where he stayed was 1 merit point per day. The disciples of the inner sect were so high and mighty. After only three months of accommodation, they had no merit points and no place to live. Is it so miserable? If those who are cultivating immortals don't cultivate themselves well, what the hell are they doing tasks every day? Yuan Shenkui, a demon cultivator who is suspected of being a golden elixir or even a Yuanying, only has 500 merits, which is enough to stay for a year. If merits are so difficult to obtain, is the accommodation fee so expensive? As soon as I write, this Xihai Sect is easily thousands of miles away. It is such a big place. Doesn't the inner disciples even have free accommodation? You work so hard just to have a place to live, and the place is so big that you can't just fly around. If you go out for a mission or go shopping for a few days or more, more than ten days will pass. Will you earn enough merit to live there? The modern version of house slaves isn't that miserable, right? It's still rented, it's not your house! Those who are cultivating immortals practice by the day and by the month. How do they practice cultivating immortals? Where do they get the resources to advance to the next level? In addition, Currency Spirit Stone only sees formations, attack formations, defense formations, and now the spirit gathering formation. The rent is so expensive, why don't you set up your own formations? The whole world of cultivators relies on other people's houses to set up formations? Spiritual stones cannot be absorbed by themselves to improve their cultivation. They are just used for forming formations. How can they be used as currency in the world of immortal cultivation? Do they have such great value as currency? In addition, all the cultivating sects treat the people below as dogs, doing tasks every day to earn merit just to redeem their skills? There are no elixirs and no other benefits, so the value of meritorious service is not attractive, and the task is to catch evil cultivators. What value does it have to the sect, just to improve the sect's prestige? How do you cut leeks when your sect raises so many people? I don't want your spiritual stones, I don't want your alchemy and refining materials, and I don't want to give you spiritual stones or elixirs, so I just give selfless lectures every day? The bosses of the sect all rely on blackmail to collect spiritual stones from their subordinates, but the spiritual stones are of no use. All the spiritual stones are consumed in trading houses. A trading house has everything, and it is more powerful than the sect. The trading firm also has the sect's martial arts, but the sect has nothing but the martial arts! The reason why the sect recruits people is because they need the people below to do things. For example, the boss of Jindan Yuanying needs to refine weapons and alchemy or other things, and the people below run errands to complete it. The boss just stays at home and does the work. There are so many, no matter how big the sect is, there is no weapon refining, no alchemy, no formation formation, they are all scattered, each fighting on his own. What kind of sect is it? Poisoning people to death will not pay for their lives! Let's not talk about the topic, are you okay? Running around, causing trouble everywhere, killing people at every turn, forget it, I'm too lazy to say it, it's a piece of shit

It is not recommended to read later, just use the dungeon to fill the word count. The later stage has nothing to do with Gou. It is just a cycle of sleeping with women - entering the dungeon - adding points to upgrade - pretending to be cool and counterattacking.

This book is seriously headline-grabbing, not serious at all, and has many poisonous points. Leaving aside the minor points, let's just say that Pig's Feet is obviously of low cultivation and it was stated many times in the early stage that it is difficult for monks at the bottom of the immortal world to survive, but the author still has to arrange a woman for the protagonist. The second is to maliciously suppress the cultivation progress of Pig's Feet. He obviously has low qualifications but just wants to waste his attributes. If he can't stand it anymore, he will give Pig's Feet an embarrassing epiphany to add points. There are many other little poisonous points, such as seeing a woman unable to walk, which are too many. I died of a drug addiction and I don't want to read any more novels today.

Everyone talks about Holy Mother, but I don't think it's right. The main character helped the chicken sister because after listening to the song, he heard a beautiful girl singing on the street with us. Hey, he thought it sounded good, so he gave him 100 yuan and a reward. It's normal, but local gangsters want to get rid of this person. You buy a car and a house for the beautiful girl. , Let a beautiful woman be with her lover, and then offend local snakes, think carefully, what is the logic of this? You don't care about other people's bodies, and you don't care about their families. What do you care about, just want to have fun (the key is that she grew up in a brothel. How innocent do you think she is? Or is she an ugly girl with scars on her face)