I Can Steal the Results of Cultivation

In fact, the title of the book is wrong. Stealing means that if you have it, others will not have it, but this is not the case. At most, it is called "free prostitution."

If you only focus on raping women, your favorability will be lower or you will take advantage of the second martial artist. His words are not disgusting enough, and he has a tendency to subdue his intelligence. No matter how hard his fists are, he will not be as strong as a magic weapon? It's okay to have a storage bag to hold a Fangtian Painting Halberd.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the author's setting is okay, but the writing is not good. First, you are writing about magic cultivators, and the battle for resources is also called a life and death battle. In reality, it is just a competition. Secondly, if you don't use the elixir, wouldn't it be better to take the elixir and have sex together? ? ?

This setting seems to have pitfalls. When one day you become number one in the world, what should you do? Who will go to whoring for nothing?

If you go out to practice, there will be no saint in the sky. How can a beautiful sect master become popular? Xiaobai Wen fights through the experience to pick up the sect leader, breaks through to become a demon girl, meets the female dragon king in the academy, although it is vulgar, but people are popular.

The subject matter is pretty good, the plot is pretty good too, this is the kind of writing style you need for a cool novel, it's better if it's more rigorous.

Author, this doesn't work, you are too clumsy. When I first watched it, I thought it was very novel and innovative, but then, oh, you are in such a bad state now. I think the author has completely fallen into a trap you have set for yourself. I just want to stick to the theme of this book and steal other people's cultivation. But the last few things seem a bit inexplicable, or not smooth enough. Strong explanations are okay too. But it's just not perfect. To be honest, I really suggest that the author just cut it and change the book. If you live in your innate interests, you will tie yourself to death. There is no use in talking more, come on.

Once the fate comes out, it will probably be cool! Already gone, fellow Taoist, take care!

Yeah, number one again!

The protagonist has less brain capacity and has less time to practice, so he can only practice boxing but not swordsmanship. In the future, with the blessing of God, you will know your mistake. Have you ever heard of the One-Punch Sage?

The protagonist's previous challenge of deliberately sending elixirs was not perfect. If I just slapped her away, threw the elixirs in front of her, and then surrendered, the hatred would be so full that I would still have to think about language.

Goldfinger, not so good! Friendliness plus one, but the setting is not so good. The protagonist kills the whole family, and then, every time he prostitutes for free, the favorability increases by one, and finally becomes a strong buddy. He tells the pig's feet that it's okay, just kill as you like. If you don't kill enough, the buddy will marry a wife and have children, and continue to let you kill. Is it so funny?

I want to know if this book of yours can be used for free?

It seems that there are very few immortal cultivators who have fists and relatively few who are powerful. Why not get a sword or something, and add your own martial arts talent to someone else's? Isn't one plus one greater than 2? Are you still wasting time here practicing fists? There are so many people who practice swords and knives, so why not go to prostitutes to practice fists by yourself?

Can you describe more about the surrounding environment? Also, the protagonist has been practicing his own boxing skills. If this doesn't work, he must have some weapons. Do you think fists are better or weapons are better? In the later stage, all the enemies are equipped with high-end weapons and high-end equipment, but the protagonist has no equipment at all. Isn't that looking for death?