
I Grind Experience in a Cthulhu World
我在克苏鲁世界肝经验
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- Western Fantasy
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- Mystic Fantasy
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After reading Chapter 387, I was about to delete the book. The protagonist was too indifferent and was not interested in power or family. The Golden Light Dao Seed could obviously be left to himself to develop his power, but most of it was given to other families. However, the high-end resources and knowledge of other families were hidden from the protagonist. The protagonist's wife also came here out of nowhere. She is a figure who looks like a vase from a big family and has not much interaction with the protagonist. She is married to the protagonist out of nowhere. She didn't want to help the protagonist develop his power when she got married. She also wanted to send all good things to her parents' family. It was really not fun to watch. The protagonist has completely become a machine with great skills, and there are basically no other details.
The first part was good, but the second part didn't fit my three views and I couldn't stand it any longer, so I jumped here to complain. 1. The protagonist's talisman water and other things are unique. If you buy them too low, you will not make reasonable use of resources. Monopoly, practical, and key items mean that they can be sold at sky-high prices. 2. To many people, you are like the Holy Mother. Most of the time, you just give without asking for anything in return. The key is that others want something in return for you, and you are not trying to establish a force or win people's hearts. Madonna-like protagonists are actually not popular anymore. 3. Before becoming the most powerful person, you handed over the golden light spell that settled your life, and you handed it over to your sister who is married and has children. Mothers are naturally biased towards their children. This is a gamble on human nature. Human nature cannot be gambled. The protagonist died quickly enough. Due to professional reasons, I have seen too many couples, brothers and sisters, parents and children, and best friends fall out because of interests. There are many cases of digging holes, framing, and confronting people in court. 4. I feel that the monetary system is a bit broken, and the purchasing power of extraordinary currency is too low. It costs 10 silver coins to ride in the car. One spirit coin = 100 gold coins = 10,000 silver coins. It makes me feel that extraordinary spirit coins are only worth 10,000 yuan. Spirit coins can only be obtained by killing monsters and extracting souls. If there is an extraordinary item in reality, if it is less than one million, I will think it is fake.
Author, can you please stop writing medieval nuns as 21st century fairies? Not to mention the main character is a pillar of existence. If you don't know how to write about women, you don't need to write it down.
It was written crookedly. It was originally a farming story based on experience, but as it went on, it turned into not writing about experience at all. It only focused on writing about the protagonist who encountered too powerful enemies due to his mental retardation and escaped from death during various investigations. . . I don't know what the author is thinking, but he probably dislikes his readers and money too much.
After reading more than 150 chapters, I personally feel that the biggest problem is that the protagonist passed the Golden Light Curse to his sister. It is obvious that the protagonist cannot explain the origin of the Golden Light Curse at all, and he is just a second-level weakling. I really treat everyone else as a fool, and I am not afraid at all of the investigation from interested people after my sister completes her cultivation.
The protagonist's clear stupidity makes it feel like he is in seclusion in the mountains and studying the books of saints without any external interference. I basically don't use my mobile phone, and I don't read any novels at all. Just traveled through time. Otherwise, I can't explain why, and I have stepped on all the thunders that I shouldn't have stepped on. How do you know that extraordinary power doesn't exist when the superiors don't herd the inferiors and lay minefields in the exercises? Especially the God of the church. Believe in God's power but not in God's goodness. There is nothing to guard against, just like a husky running to the pack of wolves to have fun. Then others wait to pick the fruit. The protagonist becomes more transparent the longer he stays in the church. Obviously from the beginning, there are all the ways to become stronger safely. Immortals start the game and then turn into minions. Find a place where you can live for a few years. Or become a loner. I have long been able to go to heaven and play chess with God.
Seeing the enthusiasm, he meowly poured cold water on me... This is another fake brother-sister relationship, and the male protagonist is not a native. Is there any reason to say it directly after he has advanced to extraordinary powers? The author just looked at it in vain, which one of the 8 magical skills has a good ending. It was originally a delicacy, but after reading that chapter, it was like being fed durian directly. I couldn't tell the pain, I thought it would be food! Well! It's okay not to watch it
The graceful nun came out of nowhere, and the protagonist was stunned.
This book felt like it fell apart as soon as I walked out of the town. I thought that after leaving the town, I would go to the city to start the urban plot. I didn't expect it to be various adventure plots. It is obvious that the protagonist has the ability to earn resources, but the protagonist does not want it. He insists on getting resources by going on missions and adventures. Shouldn't the protagonist find a way to find a civilian job in the city or find a way to quit? Find a place to do it alone? When the time comes, cooperate with people from the church and other forces, obtain resources, and rely on your own golden fingers to obtain various knowledge and resources to improve yourself, and then participate in some Cthulhu plot events in the city, obtain benefits that cannot be obtained by trading, and then explore the unknown of this world? There are gods and Cthulhu in the back. The gods themselves should be the gods of the genocide. It feels different from what I imagined. In the follow-up, it will not be grammatical at all. It is just a simple magic world novel.
It's better to go west. The mixed writing is like the sun god hitting Superman with solar radiation.