A Low-Martial-Arts Chat Group? I'm a Mortal Cultivator!

I read it and found that all the author's books are unfinished. Can I still read them?

I think Pig's Foot is like a child. For mortals who are cultivating immortals, nowadays, immortals are actually quite low. The knife in Pig's Foot's brain is just something in the system of mortals cultivating immortals. The chat group can at least allow you to gain access to various world systems and to travel through the heavens. I guess you were still a child who had not been severely beaten by society before time travel.

The book is good, but I still want to say why you look down on those who practice martial arts 😡😡

The character of the protagonist is really unlikable, because it is very similar to the Renaissance more than ten years ago. He does things carelessly, and when he is startled, he acts gibberingly, without any composure and calmness, and is a bit clown. The most annoying time loop is that if Han Li gives you something in the future, it means that you have been targeted. Also note that if he gives it to Li Feiyu and not you, you will be a thief. And after accepting this gift, you can only take care of Han Li like a nanny. Do you still have the nerve to ask for Han Li's opportunity?

Have you ever read a similar book with flawed logic? If a normal person gets a golden finger, they will give away their wealth to others? In that book, all the supporting character points are prepared for the protagonist. The luck points here feel similar. Lin Shu and the others can't use luck points to strengthen their own strength or knowledge? Giving all the luck points to the protagonist is too low, and the protagonist's forced cultivation is a failure. The effort and reward are not worth mentioning. Luck points are non-renewable resources and are exclusive to the chat group. The plane of the golden pupil is obviously underestimated. Not to mention extraordinary things like the golden pupil, it is a broader path to learn modern scientific knowledge, strengthen genes, analyze the universe, control force fields, etc. Isn't the integration of science and martial arts better than cultivating immortals?

The protagonist you wrote in the past and modern times would have been the kind of person who would go to the hospital crying and yelling when his finger was slightly injured. In the first chapter, he cried like a sissy.

There is indeed something wrong with the characterization of the protagonist I can understand that the protagonist makes wisecracks in many plots to liven up the atmosphere and build the character. But the witticism is too far away from the image that the character itself is trying to disguise After all, the protagonist is pretending to be a teenage child who has been practicing in the mountains for a long time The problem is that this image is full of loopholes. Fan may not be able to see it, but Zhuang and Mei can always see it For example, in the group Versace asked, "How high is your Kung Fu?" The protagonist said, "About how many stories high?" There are still modern people in the group Do you expect him to have never seen Kung Fu? Or do you think that a fourteen or fifteen-year-old kid who has been practicing in the mountains since he was a child will say something like "How many stories high?" No one will doubt it? Also, the description of the protagonist in the book is always a tall and strong man. It seems that he has forgotten the setting of a teenage child. In fact, what made me feel the most broken was the protagonist at the beginning He looked down on the characters in the low-level martial world and did not even want to disclose his identity. Later, all group members gave the protagonist their own luck values. The protagonist is only willing to give back a few elixirs made by Han Li The skills can be ignored without mentioning them You are not even in the same world and you are still playing the trick of cherishing your broom Is this a modern person? Later, a world of high martial arts such as armored warriors appeared The protagonist finally announced his identity He was arrogant at first and respectful later, which made people laugh The protagonist's thoughts led to problems with the concept of this book The protagonist now goes to various worlds to gain benefits Then what is mine is mine, yours is still mine What are you looking at in the chat group? What you're watching is the interesting interaction between a group of characters from different worlds! This directly becomes the protagonist's private copy

Another book with a crappy subject matter and rubbish writing. If you don't rely on nonsense, you won't be able to write it, right?

Self-pleasure, there is a lot of nonsense, it's 6 and 6.

Is the protagonist's mind okay? Expect scientific analysis of elixirs that are inherently unscientific?