I Can Interpret Everything in the World

It has been going downhill ever since the city lord's daughter came out. After skipping many chapters, I found that she was still there. I don't quite understand the author's taste. The heroine is also a tool, can't she be replaced by a gentle and sensible one? The most poisonous thing is that when the male protagonist was telling Lan Lin, the woman was having fun, and the author even called her a snake. Can't understand.

A very rare and good book(✪▽✪)

After reading Chapter 90, I really can't stand it anymore. The advantage is that the background of Tantric Buddhism is very rare. I like this style but there are too few written about it. The disadvantage is that Chinese esotericism inevitably slips into fantasy style. The mysterious and weird atmosphere of esotericism is getting weaker and weaker. The protagonist often engages in some toxic behaviors of fantasy male protagonists, such as whispering in front of others (I don't know if the author doesn't know about psychological activities). Then others can only hear the protagonist bbing but not what he bbs. I tolerate this. Next, a large part of the power system no longer relies on invisible techniques, but physical combat. Except for the change of race from a dragon egg to a dragon-veined creature, I feel that other physical improvements are meaningless and unsatisfying. The protagonist's way of fighting enemies mainly relies on hoeing and scooping. I can't bear this, after all, there are really few secret sects. Until the point that I couldn't accept the most, the protagonist got the mystery of the Armed Bearer. To be honest, I think the name Armed Bearer is good, it has a secret sect atmosphere, but the protagonist started shouting "Hundred Weapons Martial Arts! Up to this point, I can no longer feel the mysterious and hazy beauty of the Tantric Cult. The deepest impression on me from this novel is the name of the protagonist's moves. Perhaps the author doesn't like esoteric religions. I imagined a world hidden in darkness and using invisible techniques to seek the secret of ascension, but it was completely shattered by the protagonist's hoe.

A golden finger that interprets books and increases knowledge. The protagonist has been using it for 20 years and is still as mentally retarded. It's amazing 😁

Why didn't you take action against Xie Lingchan after you saw Chapter 119? 😵😵😵Why should we cooperate with her? If we kill her and read again, we can still get information, but we can't beat her.

{"TopicId":"714968290333622272","TopicName":"Please improve"} Very good, I personally like this, and the language description method is also good, but pay attention to the paragraphing. Also, the protagonist ignored the things his (suspicious) Goldfinger did several times. Is it because the protagonist was influenced? Or is there some foreshadowing? Such as future self intervention and so on. In short, if it doesn't collapse in the later period, this book has the potential to be a big hit.

When the protagonist encounters something weird and discovers that oil lamps are useful, why don't he just buy a hundred of them and fill the whole house with them, but use three that are just right? Is this the brain of a normal person? Is this logical? You just watch a horror movie, a bad guy and a passerby are haunted by strange things, who doesn't have a house full of charms that are useful? If oil lamps are useful, then the house is filled with oil lamps?

I just came here and I want to ask if there is no female protagonist? Or a single heroine?

So why can't he let himself know that his stomach discomfort is because of the golden finger 🙂

It really feels very, very good, and it will definitely become a hit as long as the quality does not drop.

Selected game type: Text Selected to enter the game ... ... Entered Horror category/ [Midnight Death Rattles] In the middle of the night, I stayed up late, lying on the bed sideways and playing with my mobile phone. In a quiet and dark room, I stared at the fluorescent screen and quickly browsed the novel. When I was absorbed in reading, I suddenly heard strange noises coming from outside the room. At this time, I would choose... A. I am curious and choose to get out of bed to check B. It has nothing to do with me, I want to continue reading the novel.

I found that those of you who write mystery novels like to write about the moon as the most awesome, but you don't mention the sun at all. What's wrong? The sun provokes you. Even if there is one, this sun is still a dead sun. And the first thing the male protagonist comes into contact with is always the moon, why? Are you going to be a yin?

The sudden increase in the power of the slums is too sudden, without overdoing it and appearing directly from the previous hints.

To be honest, I feel that the articles written after Xie Lingchan are boring. I also have a question: Doesn't that school of thought insist on dying when others see it? Is the author that into exhibitionism? ? ? This heroine was forced to insert an emotional scene just to have a heroine. I remember that there was a similar story in Greek mythology or some other myth where people took off their clothes and felt nature. But doesn't this school of thought prohibit marriage and emotions? Then there are many precepts to keep chastity and dedicate your life to nature. As a result, the author came to this big poisonous point and failed to imitate the cat and the tiger.

Has the style changed? If it's still about bugs and rats like the previous book, then you won't want to read it. A disgusting thing like Cthulhu is acceptable for a temporary curiosity, but it's annoying to treat it as the main world view all the time.

The writing in the middle and back becomes more and more difficult to read. From the third Tianmen onwards, the plot changes so quickly that I don't know what I am writing. I don't know what the author was thinking

I took advantage of the limited exemption to watch it, and found that the front part was good, and the back part was good. What was the plot about Taiping Dao in the third Tianmen?

It's a pity that the male protagonist can still watch it if he doesn't lick the dog properly.

The role of the city lord's daughter is arranged to be responsible for persuading people to retreat. Those with weak poison resistance can leave directly. To put it simply, this female character is an idiot, brainless and arrogant, giving people the feeling of a forced arrangement.

The plot in the Dragon King Temple is really stinky and long. There are not many updates to begin with, but this plot is just like a housewife...

Damn it, I searched all night to find this book 😭 Are you a fucking eunuch?

The structure is messy and the writing is a bit lacking. The golden finger presses too hard, and the imagination is not good enough. The idea is similar to other novels, but the name is changed.

You're a eunuch, you should also push it to the guide, right?

I can't stand watching it, it's so boring

Don't say a word if you cut it or not. If you cut it, I can delete it from the bookshelf.

What kind of thing is Ryugu University?

This is such a pity, why did you cut it off?

Are there any other novels in which the protagonist uses moon-based abilities?

Hou Yi and Chang'e, I understand, the protagonist is Yue's lover

I saw Chapter 3 and came to read the comments.