
I Steal Opportunities on the Battlefield
我在战场盗机缘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 269k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Finished reading the first chapter. I probably know why no one has read this book. . . Let me tell you what I think as a reader. The protagonist is a time traveler, and not a time traveler who has just traveled to the past. I believe that anyone who is not a pig should have sorted out the interpersonal relationships around them. That being the case. The author's descriptive technique in the first chapter makes readers feel disappointed after reading it. When the other party comes to your door and uses the so-called reason of not approving fakes. As the protagonist. Isn't what we need to do is to either fall out directly? Or just give in and give in. Are these two options? There was so much so-called hatred that it made my teeth itch, my fists clenched, and my eyes widened. . . Then he got hard at first and then gave in immediately. . . As a reader, not only did I not think the plot was good after reading it. Instead, I felt that the protagonist was mentally ill. . . Not decisive at all. Sloppy. . . In the end, I felt disgusted by the character of the protagonist. Decided to withdraw the book. . . There is a saying that goes well. Gou is not wrong. But he couldn't recognize the protagonist who still had so many dramas and ended up being slapped in the face. Don't you deserve it? . . . Bailian's breath is a bit heavy.
I couldn't stand it after reading the first five chapters. The main character was fine and had to show off. I really hate this. It's so disgusting, no wonder not many people watch it.
The plot in the middle is a bit outrageous... See you again when we are destined
The machine-stealing system is good, but the force setting is broken. There is no reason why controlling plant metals should be explained as a natural ability of humans. It can even ripen herbs and melt metals at no cost. The remaining five elements are also a mess. Finally, if you, a female supporting character, can't write, please don't write. If you force it together, you can only throw it away.
Coming from the previous book, as an old reader, I would like to give some fair comments. First of all, it's cheating, stealing skills, spells, and special abilities from others. I think this is very creative, at least it's to my liking. The second is the protagonist, who is decisive in killing enemies and is very kind to his friends and subordinates. I like this character. Judging from the current situation, this book is quite enjoyable and has a good grasp of the rhythm. Of course, there are some shortcomings. Looking at it as a whole, there are still some small poisonous points that bring down the structure of the book. There are also some places that I think are intellectually subdued, which have an impact on the perception. If I were to rate it, I could only give you 70 points.
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It's whiny, nagging, and useless. It has written less than a hundred chapters, and the background has not been explained clearly. It is not like an old author, but like a newbie without any writing knowledge. It makes people's hearts ache when reading it. If someone dies due to poison, his body will be set up as proof!
It is very important to read the new book issue. I beg all book friends to read it. I will work hard to code and update more.
There is a reason why no one has read this book.
His brain is flooded, he can't help but refuse to give up, the protagonist is afraid that he will die too late, right?
In the name of cultivating immortals, the result is ancient investigation
It has nothing to do with Battlefield, and there is no explanation why the protagonist is targeted after so many chapters at the beginning.
Trial reading of the new book – "I Steal Opportunities on the Battlefield"
Recommendation: This book is a systematic and easy book about cultivating immortals. The protagonist travels to the world of cultivating immortals in the physical body. The body he possesses can help the protagonist steal other people's pictures, skills, abilities, etc. In battle. Based on this, he can develop along the way. Of course, the protagonist's own wisdom and efforts cannot be ignored. The plots and battles in the opening chapter are all wonderfully written and memorable, and the logic of the plot to solve the crime is also very smooth and not cliché. Book title: "I Steal Opportunities on the Battlefield" Author: City Lord Wangyou Status: Serialized (120,000 words) Elements: Systematic cultivation, stealing opportunities, fast pace Recommended reader types: system writing, immortality writing, reasoning writing, fast-paced writing Fans Highlights of this book: ★The cheat system in this book This book associates the cheat system with combat. The protagonist must participate in the battle to steal opportunities, which avoids the protagonist getting something for nothing, deepens the protagonist's charm, and makes the battle plot more exciting. ★The crime-solving plot of this book is unconventional It can be seen that the author carefully thought up and wrote the crime-solving plot of this book, rather than referring to the clichéd crime-solving plot. The reasoning plot in solving the case is very attractive to mystery lovers. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}
It should start from stealing opportunities on the battlefield, right? ? ? The title of the book says that the protagonist steals opportunities on the battlefield. Could it be that the protagonist is immortal and spends his whole life wandering around the battlefield without going anywhere, just to die on the battlefield?
I've read this for several chapters, and you haven't even gone to the battlefield.