
Laying Low in the Realm of the Weird Gods: A Broke Man's Pay-to-Win Life
苟在诡神:穷鬼的氪金人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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116Chapters
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The writing is good, Goldfinger is interesting, and it's a simulation of life and death, but it's a pity that it turns back to a simulation of gold and gold within a few chapters. The author should be a newbie, and I feel like I write whatever comes to my mind. The protagonist doesn't have a stable character. One moment, he's so timid that he doesn't even dare to sell elixirs. Another moment, he's so greedy that he dares to take away a magic weapon that may have a mark after killing someone. The next moment, he inexplicably risks his life to save a wanted stranger. The author even changed the settings for the protagonist on the spot in order to allow the protagonist to successfully save people, so that the protagonist can relieve the side effects of other magic cultivators. The only good part is to practice magic skills for free and kill shopkeeper Lu. At other times, the protagonist is timid and honest. Supposedly, this kind of powerful cheat should be a positive cycle of selling pills, killing people, grabbing pill recipes, cheats, cheats, and spiritual stones, cheating to add points, and killing more people to steal more spiritual stones? Why are you so frustrated?
I have read several books, and I really can't help but say that I don't know what the current authors think. When you choose a physical training method, you must use force to overwhelm people. Not to mention hammers, guns, and maces, as weapons, sticks and knives are better than swords.
How should I put it? The title says Gou went to the black market to practice forbidden magic skills. He was lucky enough to burn the tracking object. As a result, he started practicing Qi to help strangers kill the relatives of the big boss of Foundation Establishment. There is also the one who hid stolen goods in Foundation Establishment and went back several times to get the stolen goods. , Because the intermediate magic attacks are compared to the advanced skills, and you accidentally missed the calculation-aura tracking-foundation evil spirit, and the foundation-building boss was also outwitted and couldn't deal with you. Don't write Gou in your title. It should be more suitable for the son of destiny running rampant in the world of gods and tricks.
How can this be the God of Gou Zai? This is the God of Killing.
A eunuch? I just subscribed...
Just kill him and keep paying him back.
Author, you are so inconsistent. Can you pay attention to it? You have said it before in Luojiang City. The power of the Demon Suppressing Palace is only for its special attack effect on ancient demons. It has no advantage or even worse against ordinary monks. As a result, the protagonist has already changed to practice Hunyuan Qi, which is a conventional Qi training method. How can this be restrained?
It's too complicated to write about cultivation. Now that I see it, I probably won't be able to pick it up next time.
The first chapter is just like that, right? Can't write it?
It's the first time I saw three hundred taels of low-grade spirit stones. What kind of operation is this? It's very six + seven? 😤😤😤