Weird Martial Saint

It's another day when the face of book friends is cleaner than mine╰(⇀‸↼)╯

I see the suggestion in Chapter 3. 1 First of all, it can be seen from the simulation that the simulation changes occur after the current timeline, so there is a problem with the author's writing method. It doesn't hurt to talk about it for the first time before you turn 16. But every time it is simulated, there is no change before the age of 16, and then it is repeated every time, which makes readers feel bad and it is easy to stop watching. It is best to pass through the unchanging content of each simulation before the current timeline. 2 second simulation, third simulation. Slightly abrupt. First of all, ten years of longevity is no joke. The previous settings did not mention the approximate lifespan of several products, so if the lifespan of an ordinary person is 70 to 80. That time, 10 years was too terrible. If the character was short-lived, he might die immediately after one or two simulations, and the protagonist could not see the current lifespan. Can it be changed to a number of days, or can I have a rough estimate of my lifespan? Otherwise, I personally can't understand it. At the same time, the author also emphasized that the matter was urgent, but the second time the protagonist just looked at the memories, his own attributes did not change, and there was no option to increase his cultivation level, so he immediately simulated the second time. I think it is too hasty. Even if the protagonist understands the relevant situation based on his memories, it would be much more reasonable for the protagonist to talk to his father about his personal views first, and then the two of them make some arrangements to create a butterfly effect and then simulate it a second time. But a new problem will arise. If the simulation fails again after the discussion, it will be difficult to write the actual actions later. For example, after changing the plan, the father will not know whether it succeeded or failed. After the simulation fails again, if the plan is changed again, the protagonist will appear unreliable. So for many consecutive simulations, it is best to lower the threshold of simulation at the beginning of the novice stage (it is too exaggerated for ordinary people to have a life span of 10 years at a time). There must be a reason for a qualitative change in the simulation. There must be at least a parameter change (personal force), or a virtual option (virtual conversation, or some arrangements), and then the simulation will be reasonable. First of all, I think the first three chapters are very important. My personal opinion is for reference only.

Now, no cp? Is there any ambiguity? I only watch no cp, ambiguous (no cp protagonist and the opposite sex are ambiguous, same sex does not matter) I need to clear the mine

The protagonist's cat that stops and goes is a friend, not a real golden finger, but the main character (cat). If you don't like the plot of the protagonist returning to the divine position in the middle stage, bringing a cat and a dog with him to use the main god space to create copies of other universes, you can tell me.

To read the book, you can first read the introduction to the realm of cultivation and golden fingers at the end of Chapter 19. This book is not a simulator article. The thirteen half-true and half-false simulations are just a starting function.

I gave myself two recommendation votes 😂, it's too bad, I'll vote for you for 5 chapters (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ). I remember that there was an author who was crazy about this book, and he gave himself more than 1,600 comments. His out-of-circle index was so high that he tricked many people into reading it. You can also try. If you can cheat one of them, just in case you keep them😏

I came to see you in less than half a month 🙂

Goldfinger is actually conscious, I really like it

Are there any other recommendations for analog streaming?