Start with the Monster Turtle

It's quite interesting and contains new ideas, but the pace is too slow and I can't keep up. In the beginning, the protagonist has two levels of psychics, and in fifty chapters, the protagonist has five levels of psychics. I don't understand why the protagonist should be suppressed and not upgraded. This level is not like a bank deposit that the author can keep privately to earn interest. If I don't write 4,000 chapters at this upgrading speed, I can't finish it. The most likely reason is that one or two hundred chapters are unfinished or the protagonist is still a weakling. The protagonist never got a complete cool point. He was scared at the beginning to get experience points, but he immediately said that he would be killed by the immortal cultivator and could not continue to scare him. It took a lot of effort to find a little demon with a white stripe as his subordinate, but within a few chapters he said that this little demon couldn't be trusted. Finally, I got a red fruit seedling, and I had to give it away again. I caught a caveman eating a lot of bones, and after eating a few bones, he stupidly revived the bones. The rhythm has always been maintained: feeding a small spoonful of sugar followed immediately by feeding a large spoonful of feces. The protagonist has always been miserable.

Okay, we are good brothers even if we don't transform into dragons. MD is just a thing now and will eventually transform into a dragon.

It was my first time to sign a contract and I was a novice with little experience. It was an honor for me to be able to sign a contract and be read. If there are any flaws, you are welcome to point them out. I hope you can comment more, after all, brothers' support is my motivation.

Convinced, you have the ability to control water. When fighting, you will only use the ability of a rock turtle to get beaten melee. Then you can develop your talent of water control. You, the protagonist, look like a fool from the beginning to the end. When fighting in the water, you can only fight melee. You don't look like a monster at all. You are completely like a reckless man who has practiced martial arts.

It feels like there is no complete main line, it looks very messy, and some things I do are aimless and illogical at all.

The writing is so rubbish that you dare to snatch things from the Jubao Pavilion. At first glance, it is a brainless article. What kind of relationship does the spirit seed of heaven and earth have with the gods?

It seems to start from Guinan 😅

Fight the alien beasts all the way and quickly obtain resources to improve yourself, because this type of subject matter is the most contradictory and cannot be reconciled. The struggle for survival between beasts and beasts, the conflict of interests between beasts and humans, plus some considerations of human nature in life.

I never thought you could write five or six chapters about that nonsense mystery.

Chapter 35, the title of the chapter is vivid and the content is appropriate. I am a turtle demon. What can you, a human monk, do to me? It would be great if I gnawed all the bones. Unfortunately, the author is a bit overpowering the protagonist Turtle. He should have cheated on some exercises or something (but it does not rule out that the old demon is deceitful). I hope the author will write more such cool things in the future, and make them more complete. The weird chapters can actually be saved for the next book. The setting is really good, so I don't have to worry about deviating from the theme. The protagonist of this book is a demon cultivator and a monster.

Now that the sword cultivator has come out and all the relics have been taken away by the protagonist, be a big turtle and stop using the sword. Our fate depends on this time.

Why system text?

It doesn't make sense. In the first three pictures, after eating the red fruit, the rock turtle's bloodline was expanded, and then the crocodile monster snatched the red fruit?

Damn it, isn't it decisive to kill? Why is there still cause and effect?