There Are Tens of Millions of Dharmakayas, Do You Call This Entry-Level?

What kind of bad environment does the author live in? Why is it that everyone in the world in his novel is fighting among themselves? The whole story is full of insidiousness, hypocrisy, exploitation, and coercion. It is a complete mess. No one from the top to bottom of the martial arts gym treats the protagonist as a human being. First he was bullied in the same room in the same courtyard, then a teacher looked down upon him, he was taken to a Taoist temple to be sacrificed, and when he came out, someone from the Demon Suppression Department came and tried to trick him again. And it's still like this when you go out, and you're betrayed by the Yamen, and it's human nature to strive for fame and wealth. Who thinks this kind of writing is normal? There isn't even a somewhat united community in this place, so that's not the way to show Hokoku. There are also a lot of messy modern words, and even "big guys" have appeared directly grafted onto people from this ancient world. The more I read, the weirder I feel. If you enter the Demon-Suppressing Division and still be like this, I really can't stand it.

Guo Zhixian harms the protagonist behind his back, and the protagonist desperately saves his son. The reason is that the son can't control his mouth and likes to show off. Do you think it's funny or not?

I feel so frustrated. I always say that the protagonist is voluntary. But it has something to do with voluntariness. After others force you to force yourself to explain, this is voluntary 😰. Is it necessary for everyone to have such great malice towards the protagonist? ╮(╯▽╰)╭

The one with higher realm is forced, the one with lower strength is forced. After absorbing the four Heavenly Emperor Dharma Appearances, he said that the protagonist's strength has surpassed that of Daluo Jinxian, and then he went to the level of Sword Master and said that it was very difficult to fight. I laughed to death. In the book, Daluo Jinxian surpassed Sword Master in several realms, including Sword Master, Zifu, Earth Immortal, Heavenly Immortal, and Daluo Jinxian. I stopped reading it and deleted it.

The division of realms is too poor. Whether it is martial arts or immortality, the name is domineering. When you look at the lifespan of Dharma Realm, it sounds like the Nascent Soul Zhenjun. It turns out that the lifespan is 200 years, which is only equivalent to building a foundation. Tianzun sounds like the Transformation God, with a lifespan of 300, which is not even as good as the fake elixir. Daluo, the great sage, is not allowed to be used in the later realms! The unstoppable rhythm in the later stage.

Goodgood

The shortcoming of this book is that real people only live 100 years. Just like ordinary people.

I read it for a while and didn't know what it was about.

The biggest poisonous point is "altruism"

I feel like Goldfinger is good, but the main character is hard to describe!

In fact, I don't think much of these clone-style novels. If you provoke those super bosses to use a causal move, no matter if you have hundreds of clones, or endless people, you can do them all with one move in seconds, and you will be Barbie Q

Author, your writing style is actually not bad. At least I have read many books with better scores than yours, but they are not as good as yours in terms of plot conception and writing details But you all write cool articles. There is a taboo that cannot be touched in any case, that is, in the mood of the protagonist, you can be equal to others, or you can be superior, but you cannot write in such a way that you think you are inferior The key lies in the fact that the protagonist "considers himself inferior". Maybe you, the author, don't think so, but the readers think so It is particularly obvious in the past 100 chapters. The protagonist's various psychological activities are obviously because he thinks he is inferior. Perhaps the author also thinks he is "chivalrous" and "playing the world", but the psychological activities and behaviors written are like those of a nanny.

I don't really like weird books, they're too dark, and if they were so common, humanity would basically have no future.

This book made me so conflicted. I found it attractive and made people read on, but I also disliked the author's writing style. Analyzed this contradiction. It feels like the author is using an old-fashioned way of writing - that is, compared to the protagonist's golden finger, the bigger "gold finger" is the author's trick. This kind of "hang" is "falling off a cliff to get the "Nine Yin Manual" in a thrilling situation", or a certain boss will not kill you because your bones are pure and strange... This kind of... There is no "logic" in it. In the past, the cool novels (such as martial arts novels), the cool points all depended on the author's cheating. But today's online articles tend to give the protagonist a "golden finger" at the beginning of the plot. The protagonist uses the golden finger's creative combination to overcome various difficulties and finally achieves his goal. What stands out is a sense of "control" over one's own life. When designing the plot, the author will also focus on the golden finger and give full play to its hidden purpose. At the beginning of this article, the protagonist has been given a very powerful golden finger (infinite avatars, data panel, accelerated practice, bottleneck-free promotion, one-sight copy). The golden finger is so awesome that other people's online articles have long since collapsed. However, the plot designed by the author is completely unconstrained, and the protagonist's golden finger is of no use in it. He often relies on "coincidence" and "other people's mercy" to get through. This makes people uncomfortable to watch. What attracted me to keep reading this article was that I couldn't predict the plot. Internet articles about "using cheats to pass levels" are no longer fresh because many authors use the same routine. The author's old-fashioned writing method, because it does not develop the plot around Goldfinger, has a sense of freshness and expectations for the plot. Here are the advantages and disadvantages. Also let me talk about a few poisonous points. 1. I like preaching, some plots that require tightness, inserting personal stories and preaching. In fact, incorporating the author's values ​​is not a problem. The problem is that the number should not be too large. Do not add it during the tense plot, but add it during the calm periods and other places where it does not affect the rhythm. 2. I like explanations, but I also want the protagonist to save people, and I also want to explain to readers that the protagonist is not the Virgin. In fact, you create a protagonist who "has a bottom line" and just saves people if he wants to, simply and neatly. The more I explain, the less confident I become. What readers hate is rescuing people who "exceed their ability" rather than rescuing people "within their ability". The plot of saving someone and turning yourself into a disgrace is disgusting. Most people are "ordinary people" who have been educated in the three positive views. I am still willing to lend a hand when I can help others "within my ability". If you try to help others at the expense of yourself, you will hesitate. This is human nature. The personality charm of a "good protagonist who has a bottom line and can control the situation" is much higher than that of a "selfish, greedy, petty and petty" protagonist. 3. There is no progress bar for amnesia. For example, in the case of "the protagonist loses his memory", it is obviously set at the beginning to basically lose 99% of the memory, and then this memory is like a garbage basket, and everything is put into it. When the author wants to throw away the settings, he takes out the memory basket and uses it. For the author, "amnesia" is a useful tool. As a reader, I feel that the author's setting is not clear. Eat your own settings. There is no problem with the "slow recovery of memory" setting, but the author should be aware of the progress bar. Instead of being vague but using it all the time. People watching this are heartbroken. In general, the author has potential.

There is not a single dialogue in one or even several chapters. It is all psychological activities or introductions. Even a fight can last several chapters. Although the overall plot is okay, it is too watery.

The plot does not advance quickly, but the content is solid. Although the conflicts inside are close, they will not make people feel tired. Judging from the current updates, it is really top-notch.

It's okay at the beginning, so it's okay at the beginning, but it's just a bunch of pure garbage at the end and I can't bear it anymore

The feeling of rushing to kill the protagonist, the pace is very fast (don't blame me, you say you are right)

I won't read this book, I'm tired

Where are the thousands of Dharmakayas? The article is wrong.

The beginning was amazing, but after chapter 200 it got worse and worse!

Who can read this little bit? To be honest, I don't read Chasing Books every day. I have read countless books to death.

The plot is forcibly drawn, and every time there are enemies that leapfrog the level and there is almost no gap 😅

What is the identity of the protagonist? ? ?

The battles are written in a flashy way and are completely uninteresting.

Hmm~ Regarding the double and reader bonus at the end of the month, 6 changes to 18

I've been keeping it for 5 months, and I ordered another 100 chapters today and have just read half of it. Maybe it's been too long and I don't feel anything anymore. After reading more than 333 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. It gave me a weird feeling. The protagonist is a step above everyone else. The protagonist is sober when everyone else is drunk.

I have a question: can the clone be invisible to others? It is said in the article that if a pile of virtual objects is placed, then others will find one less person?

The first copy is good, better than the daily transitions and transitions.

Not bad, good, good looking