Corpse Driving in a High Martial World

The logic loopholes are so big that there is no need to collect the corpses at all. This kind of corpse collection requires a special sect to collect the corpses?

After reading more than 200 chapters, I found various problems. Since it is said that Tianzhou was tricked by the powerful, and it was marked when it broke through in Tianzhou, then why didn't the sect go to other worlds to recruit disciples to break through there and then return to Tianzhou to break the situation? World Breaking Beads are rare, but there are quite a lot of them. The ones we see now include the Monk, the Holy Demon Sect, and the Time Cave of the Sand Gang. There are 2 on the protagonist, and other sects have not written down how many more there are. There are so many in the contemporary era. As long as you go to other worlds to break through, you can break the situation. Why have so many gods and humans been trapped to death for so many years? If they took the wrong path, then their disciples and disciples could go too. Why are all of them either crazy or committing suicide? Is it due to lack of IQ or is there another foreshadowing? In addition, the rest of the plot is either to seize the treasure or on the way to seize the treasure, and occasionally show off and slap in the face. On the other hand, it was useless to say that Potian's cheat returned to the clan thousands of miles ago.

I think this is a good book! What's so good about it? I think it can be said from three aspects: The first is the writing style. In fact, you can see from the comments that some people complained in the early stage that it was too watery, especially after it was put on the shelves, and it cost money. Some readers felt that it was so watery that I couldn't afford it. But I personally have a different opinion. I think this is not just water, but that the author is too "ambitious", and this ambition is that the author wants to "create the world". In layman's terms, the author is trying to write a real world, so after you read a chapter, you will wonder, why do you have to write a chapter when you can get through it in one or two sentences? But if you read it carefully, you will find that both the scenery description and the author's action description are very real. What impressed me deeply was the description of the scene where the protagonist traveled thousands of miles to the Western Regions to return to his clan, which can be said to be immersive. The action description is even more impressive. The actions of the characters in the article are all in line with the logic of reality. The author does not need to write it, but if he does, you will unconsciously think that this is a real world, not a novel. So personally, I don't think it's "water", but a clear demonstration of striving to be authentic.             ，，，，，bug，，，， And these memories can often help the protagonist in the subsequent plot, and sometimes they can also fulfill the last wish of the deceased, which is still touching. Similarly, in this kind of novel, what I personally dislike is the ambiguous nature of the protagonist. In fact, I personally have no problem with single female protagonists and multiple female protagonists, but I don't like the protagonist knowing her thoughts and pretending not to know her intentions, being timid and timid, and not having the magnanimity and structure of a protagonist. In this book, the protagonist usually makes it clear that there is no fishing, which is okay. Later, there is a heroine (I won't spoil who it is) who plays a straight game, and the protagonist agrees after thinking about it. I don't think it's out of place at all, because the heroine's actions are in line with her identity and background. Even though she is so straightforward, the protagonist is still unmoved. Either she really hates this person, or he is just a dead eunuch. Fortunately, the protagonist decisively agreed, which is amazing!              ，，，""""，， Of course, I don't mean to criticize other ambition novels and hegemony novels, but I personally prefer this kind of novel. You can finally be forced to fight for hegemony in order to protect yourself, but if you rely on gold fingers to be ambitious from the beginning, I still think it is a bit radical. At the same time, I would like to make some personal suggestions. Tianzhou is so big that it is impossible for the protagonist to have adventures alone. Then the protagonist's golden finger can also obtain pills or techniques that others have obtained in adventures. Therefore, the author can also use the golden finger more rationally, which may be another cool point. Of course, this is a personal suggestion. Subject to the author's thinking. Finally, I want to say that there are fewer comments towards the end of the book. Sometimes I don't see a single comment. I am still a little uneasy, afraid that the author will cut it off like this. I still want to say to the author, you wrote very well! I believe you can become a great god! I will always support you, and I hope you can show readers more exciting stories!

Flawed, the world of high martial arts is doomed that corpses are also a good resource or some kind of back-up tool. How can there be so many corpses suitable for the protagonist's realm Moreover, I have seen more than half of it now, and the golden finger has turned into the shape of time travel. What is its original function? Not familiar. (This kind of golden finger feels more suitable for weird backgrounds. You can exchange corpses for knowledge and resources. People with strong skills in weird backgrounds are prone to mutations when they die. They are more dangerous. The corpses are not easily destroyed by low-end combat power.) How about the author adds a rule of the rivers and lakes, killing people, killing clans, and leaving whole corpses? Among the various female characters, they are all backed by powerful parents. Will there be a Shura field later (No, you came at the right time. Gif) I came in to read it when I was browsing the book list. The review of the book list is that the protagonist is low-key and daily life, but I just saw it now. Breaking things happen one after another. Whenever a new character appears, something will happen within a few chapters. It is so frequent that it makes my eyes sore

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Did ​​but the feeling of collecting corpses in the end is just to explode the equipment. The most attractive element has become a dispensable prop to speed up the plot. The difference between it and other ordinary martial arts novels is gradually reduced. I can only say that it is quite a pity. Another point, I haven't seen any wives who are too toxic, but can you please stop introducing a woman who is just a love brain? She is a backward post. I don't see the point of writing like this at all. It doesn't help the plot, characters, or make people happy. The emotional line is not well written and it has to be added indiscriminately to disgust the readers. It is almost becoming a common problem with male videos. Is this the same kind of plot (referring to the emotional line) later on? Let anyone who has watched it tell me that I don't want to catch up on the latest version only to abandon it because the love-brained female character is disgusting.

I suggest that the author open a fan base. Many of the book friends who come here to criticize are all prostitutes. The quality of this book is of high quality. If you write it down well, you can get better.

What are you doing with so many women? The plot is all messed up! I hope the author will redo the outline

Um, in the martial arts world, after killing someone, they touch the body, bury it, destroy the body and eliminate all traces. Isn't this normal operation? People are dead and they have to pay a lot of money to have their bodies collected. Why don't you go there yourself? Also, he is very well-informed. He will know immediately after he dies.

There is a big loophole in the logic of Longkang World. The warriors of Longkang World have been brittle for thousands of years. It must be that they do not have enough natural resources and earthly resources to support their training, so they have not developed inner martial arts. Now that the protagonist is exchanging inferior elixirs for genius treasures, are all the people in Longkang stupid? Based on their scarcity, aren't genius treasures more precious? Why does the protagonist have all the geniuses and treasures he wants to change? Too deliberate

Are the Jianghu people still asking me to collect the corpses? It would be nice if they are not thrown into mass graves. It is already routine to die on the road at any time, okay?