A Life of Attributes Beginning with One Person

The idiom chain game starts with "to do whatever one pleases" 😏😏

I hope you'll write more about the Corpse Brothers universe.

Why did you bother with Chen Duo for no reason? You're so well-connected, you could have just filed an anonymous report. You wouldn't need to go through all this trouble to get to Biyou Village.

I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis mentions things that interest me, so I hope it's well-written.

The author's comic book version of Corpse Brother is already complete. If you're going to follow the Corpse Brother route, I recommend first injecting the KM89 gene serum, then the God's Gene Agent {full-body metallization}, and then swallowing a Western treasure—a metal eyeball inside a toy—to grant the devourer a metal ability, permanently metallizing their entire body with osmium.

Keep it up, I want to see Mr. Amazing China!

Do you have a car? 😏😏 How fast is it?

I suggest speeding up the pace of "One Person." While "One Person" is popular, there's not much to write about; it's mostly old rivals scheming against each other. Once you understand it and have the skill, just go for it. Most people aren't reading "One Person" for the frustrating experience. Use it as a starting point to jump around. After all, the "multiverse" genre is essentially about building a reader base; it's unrealistic for new authors to make a living from it.

Because the author intends to write about astronomy, he hopes the protagonist will kill the entire Wang family, leaving no one alive.

Sigh, it was fine at the beginning, but it kept going astray after obtaining the so-called truth. Why does the protagonist need so many tricks? He should just focus on his cultivation points. He's greedy and can't swallow an elephant. The protagonist is carrying the hatred of his family's massacre. How can the mastermind behind the scenes make the protagonist act so recklessly?