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To be honest, shouldn't the purchasing power of silver be set by the author? Had I known that, I would have learned to be smarter, learn to be a general manager, and directly get snow money, Xiaoshu money, etc., And save readers from consciously trying to figure out the current exchange ratio of gold and silver. Okay, let's do this for the next book. However, I still learned about the gold and silver exchange ratio. Different dynasties have different differences. Let me take the Kangxi and Qianlong periods as an example. One tael of silver can be exchanged for one stone of grain, which is about 120 kilograms. According to today's purchasing power, 20 kilograms of rice costs fifty yuan, and 120 kilograms is equivalent to 300 yuan. This is definitely too little, considering that the productivity in ancient times was much lower than now. Now one acre of land can produce 1,200 jins, while in ancient times it was almost 300 jins (which is relatively more). Consider that food prices in ancient times were more expensive than now. That one tael of silver is equivalent to about 1,500 RMB today. One tael of silver can be exchanged for a thousand cents of copper coins, and that one copper coin is equivalent to one and a half yuan. Okay, how much is that fifteen taels of silver? More than 20,000. Guaiguai, he is indeed poor in literature and rich in martial arts. The above is my guess after checking some information. I have not considered it carefully, so there must be errors. The setting in my book is that one penny can buy a bun, which means that one penny is equivalent to one dollar, and one tael is equivalent to one thousand. Considering what Chen Tai said, if you have money, buy tonics and the like. In addition to the later price increase, you can buy a bun for two cents. Five thousand for a pair of medicinal materials is not too much, right? Three pairs of medicinal materials are 15 taels, which is about 15,000. As for a reader who said that 15 taels is equivalent to one million... This, this, this, is really too much, and I was so scared that I hurriedly checked it out. Also, the ten taels of silver mentioned in the article are equivalent to the expenses of a family living frugally for two years. How is this calculated? A family of three eats two meals (there are very few who eat three meals. If you don't believe me, go and find out). Each day is calculated as four buns per person (baos are definitely different from steamed buns, and buns are more expensive). Three people eat 12 buns, which is 12 yuan a day. Four taels of silver is almost a year's expense, and ten taels of silver is more than two years, so it's normal. 😁😁The above only represents my personal opinions. Readers are welcome to come and discuss together!

Don't always be chased away like a dog. Moreover, wherever you go, there will be waves of enemies.

The transformation of stabbing martial arts is too stiff, but it is still the introduction of the game NPC style. Personally, I think the change here can be introduced from the aspect of sports. Partial exercises such as running, push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups, etc., General exercises such as boxing and gymnastics, relaxing breathing, meditation. In short, the transition can actually be written more, and some Qian students can be included in it. Qian Lu introduced the description of housing, etc., And finally gave him a relatively stable job, such as running errands full-time, finding a carpenter, blacksmith, stonemason and bricklayer to learn his craft, running an inn, or setting up a stall to sell things by himself. During this period, he developed a golden finger and gained a specific understanding. Finally, you can use martial arts. Personally, I feel that cheats can be restricted. For example, you can only accumulate experience bars for a certain item at the same time, instead of gaining experience by doing several items at the same time.

Your combat power has collapsed, and first-class masters are not as good as dogs. Maybe you will be promoted to the map later, but now you see a top-class master being killed in groups, or a third-rate pavilion, isn't it outrageous?

As soon as I heard the word mom, I had no desire to read anymore, because this word could not have appeared in ancient times. Author, you have to use modern words. It would not be appropriate to appear in ancient people.

Is it really reasonable for the Beggar Clan to be the dominant family? I haven't seen anyone from the government in so many chapters. No matter how strong the Beggar Clan is, it's still a gang and you can't be the city leader. I feel like all this is just to serve the plot.

If you can upgrade to the first-class level at this speed, you won't be able to reach thousands of chapters, and then the next first-class one will be all over the place?

You knew someone was chasing you, but why didn't you disguise yourself when you entered the city? The plot was really blunt.

The better you write, the more scared you become. Good books often become eunuchs.

I discovered this type of novel. It was mentioned earlier that the exercises were hard to find, but within a few dozen chapters, it turned out that the hard-to-find exercises were littered all over the streets. . .

The progress of the first 1%, the subsequent exercises directly became 0.1%. Is this still a system document? This is repression to the point of death.

It's only chapter 40 or 50, and it's still not popular. It's just a piece of cake.

I quite like the character setting of the protagonist, who is ruthless and doesn't talk much, but the plot is too blunt and I feel tired from being chased all the time.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the biggest poisonous point of this book is that the author's setting of the villain is too imbecile. The villains in the book, regardless of their power, will always enmity with the protagonist for various reasons, and like a mad dog, they will not stop fighting if they are provoked. Even if they know that the protagonist is not easy to mess with, they will kill people crazily until their power is wiped out, and there is no sense at all. One of the villains clearly has no grudge against the protagonist, but because the protagonist bought a skill from him and didn't show much money, he was inexplicably focused on the villain. He felt that the protagonist was very talented, and his eyes were fixed on the protagonist. Once he learned the news about the protagonist, he immediately sent the information to the protagonist's opponent, so they chased him one after another in an endless stream. The protagonist's brother died, and the savior (suspected to be the heroine) was almost raped. Reading this book is like watching a movie about a fast-paced chase. There are crazy dogs around you, and the protagonist kills all the way without any chance to breathe.

The pace is too slow. It took me a long time to write, but the main character is still a noob.

I finished reading it in one go and I feel that the protagonist's training speed could be improved upon.

Okay, okay, finally he is no longer the kind of martial arts protagonist who only has brute force in his head. He is really going to be vomited by those so-called Ji Dao flow. He can't learn how to learn martial arts. As soon as he learns martial arts, he is like a golden bell and an iron cloth shirt. He can't even pick his own name.

The appearance of this pretty boy is too sudden, and the sense of fragmentation is severe.

It's okay, but the amount of money you get every time is a bit too much. Just 1,000 for any small boss, a few hundred taels is a bit too much. It would be better to work out the economic logic carefully.

The master of Soul Searching Pavilion probably also practices Ten Thousand Beasts 😁

I have read more than 80 chapters. The world setting is actually good, and the beginning is pretty good, but there are too many chapters of fighting and killing. After finishing the game, you get promoted to a lower level and then fight and kill again. The villains are all brainless NPCs. They come out and say harsh words and then get slapped. To be honest, I want to see more of the protagonist growing up, instead of just being there to fight and kill all the time.

Brothers who have read the first volume, you can read the second volume (Nangong) Chapter 71 before deciding whether to subscribe or not, so as not to waste money. Anyway, I was ready to abandon the book after reading these next few chapters.

The protagonist practices the magical skills of all beasts and is decisive in killing. If you are not a good person, you will kill a third-rate person. When you reach the third-level level, you will kill the second-rate people like killing chickens. When you reach the second-rate level, you will kill the first-rate people, chopping melons and cutting vegetables. When you reach the first-rate killing realm, you wave your sleeves. When you reach the transformation realm, you will be powerful. If you are above the immortal, you will be invincible.

Is your city as big as the countryside?

It's a pity, author, you want to write something innovative, but you don't have the writing style and it's self-defeating. You can't even understand the main line. The more you write, the more confusing it becomes.

Invite Taoist friends to test the poison of "Immortal Tribulation One", which has 500,000 words and is free. It is for mortals and is absolutely brainless. The protagonist has a Tao fruit that can swallow the spiritual roots of heaven and earth. On the road to find his life experience, there are twists and turns, and he finally fights with the immortal half-child.

Why is it a eunuch? Normally there will be new changes if there are one million words.