Tower Walker

What kind of mentality does a (female?) Author have to create a female guide who is obsessed with showing off her breasts and showing her broad mind? Is it Junzai Munsaki or... . . In order to avoid deducting big points, I won't say anything about increasing efforts, adding details and tricks. In addition, the village where the wolf demon helped to build farm tools feels like it was thrown away. The little girl must be ugly, don't you think? . . In addition, the repeated emphasis on grandpa and dad makes me feel that the protagonist has no (breasts)🐴? Everyone should be careful not to comment on the word "walker". As for high towers, I think it's not right to have one picture and one tower, because your map looks like a flat 2D map, rather than a one-story map. Each new map is a one-story tower, and it makes more sense to build it into a tall tower in the end. As a new book, it feels like someone's vest, and the anti-theft is really strong 2333.

When you see Chapter 31, you don't need to read it. It's not your mission. The protagonist is involved. What to do, Holy Mother! Before the protagonist is developed, all his classmates laugh at him, what is the use of such classmates and why should he help them?

To sum up, based on the IQ of indigenous people and ordinary people, Golden Finger is interesting, but the author's ideas are not very good.

I dreamed back to ten years ago, the opening scene was useless, and the first chapter was just a cheat, great

Put poison on the shelves, it depends on how you write it. Your protagonist, a useless waste, is going to compete with others who have accumulated N generations of early starts for hundreds of years. Who will read it except for the brainless NB novel? Why should a pure lj take off? Why can you do it better than others?

Not bad, at least the protagonist has a normal IQ

. . It's fucking disgusting to trick a woman into understanding her achievements by looking at her breasts.

The market is open. The market is open. When will this eunuch be released?

Why do the protagonists now have to be invincible at the same level and have maxed out skills? Who is responsible for this? Realm is fundamental. You don't have to think about it. It doesn't mean that you have a high realm or strong strength. It means that if your realm is high, your circle will be different, the people you come in contact with will be different, and the levels of resources you can get will be different. You are the weakest gold, and you may not even be able to beat silver, but you are gold. You can sit on one side, so who dares to touch you? Who won't give you half of the thin noodles? You always want to maximize your skills, or even surpass them. How much can you improve in the time you have? (Excluding special cases of poor qualifications and high understanding) As for the protagonist in this article, there is a tower, and his skills can at least be mentioned as proficient. Do we have to pursue that transcendental sainthood? It has been upgraded to nine petals, fake flowers, fairy flowers, and ten flowers. Now you have reached the third level of silver. If you advance to silver quickly, are you still afraid that the academy will not give you resources? Taking the genius route is the best way to pay a small amount and get a big return, because many people have to invest in your future. You are in the golden realm and have mastered proficient skills. How can this be an average level, right? You may not be top-notch in gold, but you are completely at the level of an ordinary gold, and it is more than enough to dominate one side. By then, will the secrets of the Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures skills you have come across be inferior? Use your own strength to obtain the corresponding power, and then use the benefits obtained from the power to improve your own strength. Isn't this the fastest and best way to improve? In the past, the protagonists who wrote books who were invincible at the same level were originally caused by the environment. Some secret realms can only allow entry to low realms. Some sect competitions are all about the same realm, so the protagonists have to level up and be invincible at the same level to seize opportunities. The protagonists in the past are not as good as now. There are cheats and so on, so we can only rely on these opportunities to improve, which is why we have created a stream of invincible protagonists at the same level. But now most of them have cheats, and the cheats are very powerful. In situations like this, there is no need to seize those opportunities, because cheats are the protagonist's biggest opportunity. In the past, there was no such thing as leveling up. Now, the term "leveling up" is aimed at this situation. It is obvious that the plug-ins are very powerful, but the protagonist's improvement is very slow. Isn't this a leveling up? Like the previous Douluo Douluo, this kind of protagonist, if you ask him to level up quickly, he won't be able to level up. The plug-in is not that strong.

All two female NPCs have been collected! Oh yeah!

What should I say, does Roubankui have a completed novel?

Hey, at least send me an explanation. It's okay if you say you're masculine.

How long has it been since I saw the waste stream started?

It's really a eunuch. It's been deleted from the bookshelf.