Gou Sheng: Gain Ten Attribute Points Every Day

You were blackmailed for exchanging elixirs for martial arts before, and just a few chapters later you got into a fight with someone for exchanging elixirs for meat. Don't you know that your wealth will never be revealed? I'm speechless. Are you being stubborn? You are looking for death.

Why do I feel that the extra points have no effect? ​​Moreover, I feel that the alchemy elder who recruited his disciples did not teach any alchemy methods or mention them.

What attracted me to read this book in the first place was that there are ten attributes every day. But I see that there is no attribute written now. Instead, it becomes proficiency.

This attribute adds loneliness. One point of strength is no different from fifty points of strength.

After reading a few chapters, it turns out that this attribute is of no use. The combat power of more than 10 times the attribute is at least a hundred times what it was at the beginning. I still feel like a weakling. What is the use of the attribute?

It's completely a martial arts novel disguised as a cultivator.

This attribute point added is the same as the one added for free.

Another unhinged book

Let's talk about the logic of the protagonist's first murder: If I didn't look at the development of subsequent events, I would have thought it was two crazy poor handymen coming to rob. The result is that a second-generation rich man who built his foundation to rob a laundry boy was behind the scenes. When I saw this, I admired the author's logic very much! Is this asking readers to believe that Wang Sicong will rob the aunt who cleans the streets? I'm convinced YOU!

The data of this plug-in looks inexplicable. Without reference, I don't know where the extra points are. It's a bit nondescript.

If you join a sect, the sect won't teach you how to practice? You all buy it yourself, so what's the point of others joining? Become a master, and the master doesn't teach you any magic skills, so what's the point of having a disciple? When you join a sect, at least the sect's magical skills should be taught the prerequisite skills, right? When you accept a disciple, do you have to hand over the skills you have learned? You have to buy it all by yourself, so what is the difference between it and casual cultivators? Let alone the handymen, even the sect's prerequisite skills must be given to the handymen! Otherwise, can this sect develop? You have wasted several years of training as a handyman, practicing subpar skills, and you have to become a formal disciple and start training again? ? ?

Others are fake dogs, but what you write is a real dog.

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I became a master of alchemy, but if I don't learn how to make alchemy or how to make talismans, I'm a bit confused.

If you write meticulously, there will be no plot conflict, and you won't be able to continue writing. If you write poorly, you will deviate from the theme.

What did you find?

Damn it, there are about fifty chapters in total, and you still have to read the book every day?

Without affecting the plot and reading, the five major attributes are adjusted to physique, body skill, understanding, strength, and resistance, so as to fit the theme and allow the attributes to be felt in the early stage.

Obviously, in the traditional setting of mythology, cultivating immortals means perfecting one's spirit, energy, and soul, and cultivating one's life and soul. Why do people who write novels nowadays break these things down and write them according to the model of the Western fantasy world? Are they writing Eastern novels about cultivating immortals, or are they writing Western fantasy novels in the guise of Eastern novels?

Putting aside the meticulousness, there is something wrong with the settings. The protagonist practices the fourth level of qi without using any exercises. The author said that just breathing and meditating will do. I think it's very toxic. Then why do you stay in the sect if you have spiritual roots? If you don't even use the exercises, what's the use of joining this sect? To be robbed, right?

Confucianism, excuse me

Poisonous? Become a disciple of an alchemy elder and learn the talismans, and there is no apprenticeship ceremony or record. It's so perfect that you'll be poisoned to death.

This book is a pitfall. The system introduction is mentioned in the first chapter, so after the attributes are increased, the effective time is uncertain. This is too confusing. The best thing about adding points is the immediate feedback after adding points.

I won't even think about reading this kind of book when I see the catalog. One hundred thousand points.

This is a book in which the early stage of practice is very slow, but in the later stage, several great realms are covered in one go

After reading more than twenty chapters, this addition is useless. Finally I can't stand it anymore

I have to arrange an enemy that is stuck in my throat and cannot be killed in the next chapter. This kind of writing is outdated.

I can't see where I'm hiding. You can only live for three episodes if you show up as a saint in front of others, and you will harm your family and yourself.

Author, please sort out the basic logical framework before writing. There are too many loopholes and it's such a mess that I don't know what I wrote.

Daily poisoning lives up to its name! Shen Nong is dead!