No One’s Ending My Losing Streak!

I'm wondering if losing as a clone counts. If the protagonist splits into countless clones and enters various sects to suffer consecutive defeats, the efficiency will skyrocket. But if the clone counts, how do you count using a clone to defeat another clone?

I want to write a novel where you get a treasure chest for every winning streak. Once I finish the outline, I'll collaborate with the author. [Read]

This is really brainless. Since the protagonist can impersonate others, why not openly use Luo Chen to protect the sect while secretly pretending to be a new disciple suffering consecutive defeats?

The author wants to get featured... Don't ask me who's recommending you.

I was reading it happily and thought it was a good book that shouldn't have gotten this grade, then chapter nineteen forced me to lower my intelligence just for the sake of a good comment.

This kind of setup usually collapses very quickly.

If you really want to lose in a losing streak, why bother with a knockout tournament? Just make it a round-robin tournament!

That's enough, it gets progressively worse towards the end. Hurry up and fill in the gaps, then you should find a factory job.

But what's with 108? The Heavenly Demon Island was already open, why didn't you go in? Why did you have to freeze that female cultivator? And in the end, the Heavenly Demon Island escaped? Author, did you really have to add more scenes for the demonic nun? The rest of the novel is probably just a bunch of filler.

It's pointless. The more you look at the setup, the sillier it gets. Since you're already invincible, just secretly manipulate each city to hold a tournament once a month, with different dates for each city. After that, just grind it out. You can lose 365 times in a year.