I Have the Xianyuan Compensation Critical Hit System

The system is a good system, but this operation is a bit confusing

Giving away things is too deliberate, and the protagonist can't change his appearance. He is too caring. It's not bad to put aside these poisonous points.

Goldfinger is good, but the main character is not interested in maximizing interests. . . . The treatment method is not good. Work harder and use your imagination more

Is this giving the Virgin Mary a legal skin?

Doesn't your immortal level skill come with any immortal magic? Just practice individually?

Isn't it good to give Geng Jin to the master? Must it be given to a stranger?

Heise knows how to cultivate immortality, and he dares to take advantage of immortality casually. He is really asking for death. He can't even gamble with stones if he is conspicuous. It's just a matter of sneaking some elixirs and immortality.

If you directly give someone a life, you will get ten lives in return. If you directly give someone a leg, you will get ten legs in return.

How can I put it? The subject matter is good and the writing is okay, but after reading more than 60 chapters, I feel inexplicably missing something. I think it is not very exciting. Although the magic weapons, medicinal materials, and techniques used by the protagonist to compensate for critical hits are very good, and the protagonist upgrades quickly, I always feel that I am inexplicably less happy when giving things for free, and the plot should be said to be not ups and downs enough. Take another look...

The protagonist doesn't know that he needs to change his appearance to sell something? Get a vest, otherwise you will be in trouble if you are hunted down.

It's tasteless to eat, and it's a pity to throw it away, but there's nothing wrong with it.

It's not bad. I gave it away when I first wrote it. Then I experimented with the rules step by step. I gave it away to a gangster and snatched it back. I continued to learn the art of disguise. I gave the seal away and brought it back. The protagonist grew up step by step. It's a slow-burning type.

The world of cultivating immortals is cruel. The class is obvious, the strong are respected, and the weak are like fish and meat. You can win over people with worthy character to cultivate your influence. This way you can not only get opportunities but also cultivate your own influence.

Chapter 20, I'm still number one, what's going on?

It's just a sign-in message at an alternative location. It has multiple procedures for giving away gifts. It's more interesting to accept disciples and give away treasures.