Swallowed Star: From the Start, I Swindle Li Yao Out of 100 Billion

1. The way an ordinary person would write it: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. The way a normal author would write: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. The Water God's Writing: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I feel uneasy.

If joining the War God Training Camp is solely for resources, it doesn't seem very illogical to me. 1. The War God Training Camp was originally intended to cultivate strong individuals to protect Earth, so it provides resources to nurture geniuses. However, the Invincible War God's strength is already something he needs to repay Earth with.

The statement is incoherent and contradictory. As for family difficulties, when have martial artists ever experienced such hardship? They're treated like scholars who passed the imperial examinations in ancient times, but with even higher status.

Later on, you become the strongest in the world; you can completely create your own paper currency, the ∞ Huaxia Coin, and become invincible.

Getting fined for killing trash 😤😤😤

The female lead? Alluring? Forget it, I'm dropping this.

The plot of having a stranger, Luo Feng, fight against a high-level war god is incomprehensible. The earlier parts were reasonably well-written, but like other novels, the story stops when Luo Feng appears. Instead, the characters either fawn over him or inexplicably try to help him, even at the cost of their lives.

It's well written, but too short!

I really wish I could go back to seven or eight years ago, when good books were everywhere, there were no ghostwriters or writing studios, and the writing was generally good. Now it's all writing studios, and even if they're not, the writing is terrible.

Money? System-based system? Money is practically worthless; an exchange-based system would be far better.