I, Little Mouse, Am Just a Minor Monster

I really can't stand it any longer. Is this the rebirth of a pill-forming monk? He behaves like an Erbi young man. Why would you set a setting for him that you can't control?

I'm speechless. The protagonist's IQ is second to none. When he entered the Lingzhi Garden, he knew he couldn't eat much but didn't he know how to put it in his storage bag? In the end, I was caught red-handed. How could I survive to the stage of pill formation with this brain? You idiot.

After reading the first nine chapters, I found that many people didn't use their brains to think at first, and then thought the author's writing was poisonous. Why did the first author make a breakthrough in Mrs. Li's room? Many people think that they can just hide and wait until no one is around to break through, but they have never thought about what was mentioned earlier. When the protagonist was a little mouse, he could not open the door at all, and there was no crack in the door to get through. Only when he became a demon could he break through the door. So why not wait to open the door during the day? It was the place where the master of a big family lived in ancient times. There were more people waiting in the room during the day, not to mention cleaning every day. What should I do if I find the protagonist? Second point, why does the fox not want to eat the protagonist. The poisonous thing is that you treat them as animals. Now that they are monsters, how can you look at them from a human perspective? The third point, why don't we devour each other? Don't substitute other book settings. The author didn't say it or mentioned it, so this article is invalid.

Chapter 4 is best changed. Since you can control when to break through, why not find a place where no one is around and break through next to other people's pillows? This is still rebirth through pill formation. How did you cultivate in the previous life? 🙄

What makes this novel outstanding is its initial setting. The back part... The back part fell into a cliché as expected.

I've seen the latest chapter 214 It's just average. The author doesn't know how to write emotional lines, inexplicable feelings, and can't walk when he sees a woman (the women who took action were all without exception, they didn't kill them all, they all ran away, and the male goblins can do it in seconds) Goldfinger is too powerful. There are no bottlenecks or checkpoints in practice. There is no need to cultivate the mind, forge the body, or refine the spirit. There is no fighting or grabbing, just eat it and it's done. It's pretty cool. What's cool is that Goldfinger is not the protagonist, and there is no highlight in regaining his life.

How to say it? Although I have only read a dozen chapters, I feel that the protagonist is a hypocrite type of person. He stole all the first three points of energy. He is timid after reaching the second level of Qi training. He also plans to enter the spiritual plant garden and do whatever he wants. He looks a bit like a white-eyed wolf.

It's been too dull recently. I haven't ordered a few of them, but I just don't feel the desire to continue reading. The protagonist is reborn during the elixir formation period, and the gorgeous spells are a highlight, but they are all built up and are not reflected in the foundation. The most basic point of the protagonist Gou Wen is like a construction game or a development game. What he enjoys is that the "warehouse" materials are gradually enriched, and the data is getting more and more impressive. Regarding harvesting, he enjoys both the process and the result, so there are still many liver emperors in boring games. This book lacks so much meaning.

If this was an article about humans cultivating immortals, it wouldn't be bad But this is an article about demons cultivating immortals. Shouldn't the author reflect some of the characteristics of demons If the mice were replaced with other creatures in the full text, it wouldn't feel out of place. If it wasn't a mouse cultivating immortals, I think it would be no different from a normal article about cultivating immortals.

In his previous life, he was a human race, but from what I personally saw, I felt that he did not have the wisdom of the golden elixir realm of the human race, and turned into a demon race. His IQ was completely low to the point of being pitiful for the plot. The most important thing is that he became a demon race. The three views of the earth in his previous life and the three views of the human race in the world of cultivation were completely gone. He became a complete dark spiritual system. In order to achieve his goal, he wanted nothing... I personally admire it.