Immortal Beast Control Starts with Taking the Talent of Ants

I've taken it, I've been eaten out, and I'm still lying to myself, and I don't even dare to kill people, pustules

This protagonist is really a good person who has practiced cultivation for ten lifetimes. He will not kill anyone unless absolutely necessary, no matter what others do.

If you have a golden finger and don't develop it, you have to work every day to practice on your own. Even though you know that others are chasing you, you can't find a way to become stronger. The bear has to win.

Opportunity means mass killing. The golden finger of many novels is that the author suppresses the protagonist.

I'm a master of abuse. I don't understand. Isn't writing like this a safe bet?

It is true that the weak are the strongest, and no one is nobler than the other. However, the protagonist's cultivation level is too low, and people can sign master-servant contracts. Do you think that anyone who learns something must have a contract? After all, knowledge is a monopoly.

What kind of bullshit is this? You abuse the main character so much.

Haha (ꄱੈˍꄱੈ) I have nothing to say. After reading three pictures, I thought I wanted revenge, is this it?

The writing is messy and rambling.

How could anyone think that he is abusing the owner? There is no abusive master, it's just a low starting point.

Author, one of your books is not too long. Before you finished this book, you started another one.

Forget about other poisonous spots, ants can jump. This cannot be tolerated. They are still red fire ants, not jumping ants. According to this calculation, if the plot requires it, the ants can jump. If the plot requires it, can we go against common sense and just write it without thinking?

Cut it? Why isn't it updated?

Have you watched too many TV series? When it comes to characterization, it's better to study more classics.

"High Martial Arts in Foreign Lands, Start by Adding Points in God-level Kung Fu Techniques", (No need to search, there is a link to the book for the review details) Add some text on fantasy Kung Fu Techniques, a little person rises from the human race, unifies the human race, and then goes on a war against all races. The plot logic is online, not witty, and the plot is not cliche.

The stable performance before Chapter 14 can be regarded as fodder. If the plot is well-conceived, the words are appropriate, and the writing is concise, it may become a masterpiece. But the quality of chapters 14 to 36 dropped rapidly, like weeds