Omni-Codex: My Martial Path Can Be Infinitely Upgraded

If you don't like people who pretend to be stupid, have multiple identities, or hide their cultivation, you don't need to read it. No matter how you break through, you will always hide it, like a bug or a mouse. You can hide it for a period of time for a goal, but you can't keep it all your life, pretending that your grandson is your real grandson.

How should I put it? It keeps suppressing the growth of the protagonist. If he can break through without any sequelae, the protagonist will have to do more tricks! Goodbye, I skipped through it in one go, it no longer deserves to be on my bookshelf!

The writing of the last two or three chapters has been a bit too abrupt. Someone told you in advance that the secret realm was a trap. The slave wanted to go in, but the protagonist let him go even though he knew it would happen, and then he failed. Later, the protagonist went in with a puppet, killed the person who killed the slave, picked up a secret book for the slave, and then ruined the master of the secret realm. The master of the secret realm ran away before he killed the protagonist. Without the protagonist's suppression, he was resurrected. A servant died for a long time just to show off and create hatred? As for picking up a secret book for a slave, is it useful? You can just mention it now that you can upgrade the elixir, or are you saying that she can practice faster than the cheating protagonist? Moreover, the protagonist can mass-produce elixirs and puppets that improve his cultivation and control people, but he is still being chased away like a dog? Just don't use it, hey, I just won't run, I just want to do something exciting right under your nose. Changing the map as soon as you level up means you will be at the bottom of society, you will be provoked and looked down upon, and you will be beaten by others.

The ultimate chronicle... According to the data, the protagonist and the servants are open all year round, which is tragic.

Towns, counties and states, the map is clearly divided. Those at the upper level say they can't come down, and their resources can't be decentralized. Some of them include all the powers. The bloody things at the lower level are bullshit, especially the so-called dragon in the second picture. He can only break through the sky and be a master of the third realm. A veteran of the second realm wants to lead the world to dominate? The three realms of the state map are not as good as dogs, how can you have the nerve to say that? The boss of the lower level of the same force is stuck in the realm and has no skills. The one above him doesn't give the skills? Does that mean the subordinates are stuck in the map until they die?

I hope to write about the exhilarating feeling of horizontal pushing. If you feel frustrated even if you have a system, it's just a fool's errand.

You're not allowed to speak, right? . . I had to earn 500 book club points before I could speak. . . . . . . . . . I just want to ask if I can sneak out of the city wearing a demon mask. . . Why are you so arrogant because you are afraid that others will not know? . . . . . . . .

For a batch of water, each level must have a number of water points. This costs money and is excessive.

I feel aggrieved after spending money to see it.

The writing is quite good. Writing plug-ins is only interesting if you have to be invincible in a small area.