Borrowing a Brain from the Emperor

In which chapter did you pick up the emperor's brain?

In this book, I saw the protagonist blasting the Foundation Building Pill for junior sister Huang Ying, and using the Heart Demon Art to help the junior sister overcome her inner demons. I can't stand it anymore. Why? The protagonist has always been an outsider, and basically uses each other with others. Except for the two masters who have the gift of teaching and a pig demon. Besides, I think the protagonist doesn't owe anyone else anything, but this chapter turned out to be good. As soon as the protagonist came back, he showered his junior sister with gold coins. He gave Qianxun Wanxun one of the foundation-building pills as soon as he came back. When the junior sister was about to fail in building the foundation, he also used the Heart Demon Technique to help the junior sister overcome her inner demons. Why, this junior sister also At the beginning, it was just a middleman who took the protagonist's talismans and sold them, so they could use each other. The protagonist's master not only revealed the inner demon technique, but also took out his elder order after the protagonist established the foundation, allowing the protagonist to use it casually in the Kung Fu pavilion. The protagonist also finished using the master's contribution, and also told the protagonist about the sect. Unstable, talked about the current situation of the sect master, and asked the protagonist to go to the evil cultivation place to get the opportunity to form a pill. How did the protagonist repay the master when he came back? Yes, the protagonist discussed with the master and talked about some experiences. Damn, he was really deflated. If there is no comparison with the junior sister, it doesn't matter, but everything is afraid of comparison.

Classic open high and go low. After that, he eats the settings like crazy, and then presses the pig's feet. The high-level skills are not shown, just like an assembly line. If you want to read it, I suggest you read within 300 chapters. The settings after that are completely confusing.

I have saved more than 300 chapters, but after reading the comments, I stopped reading. I thought the fox was just a passerby, but it turned out to be able to keep up with the protagonist. It was incredible. Why not write him as a genius from the beginning? The same goes for other supporting characters.

Every time the inner demon calamity is a common story, about the feelings of family and country, the love between children, etc., It can be written in tens of thousands of words, short but not too short, not too long but not too long. The first time I wrote it it seemed pretty good, the second time it was just barely enough, but how many times have you written it now? Every time they are mundane stories, watery to death. Is this the inner demon of cultivating immortals?

After reading the first few chapters, let me talk about my personal evaluation of the author's three views. 1. The supporting character Ning Ning's spiritual skills are very poor. Zhuji thinks that what's wrong with practicing for a long time? People who give up before they start are annoying. —It's so damn easy to stand and talk without back pain. If there are no plug-ins, pig's feet are nothing. What's the point of being aloof? The difference in spiritual roots is huge, and the upper limit of 6 spiritual roots is locked. The author can't earn 100 million a month. Being a useless writer here must be not working hard enough. Think about whether your salary has increased over the years. It's a small goal. It's easy, okay 2. Take advantage of your thighs and invest in geniuses. What do you think about pig's feet? How much is a worldly promise worth? Don't blame others for being evil-hearted, you can only blame yourself for being stupid. Those who step on horses are purely victims of guilt, right? Come on, the author tells me why the more hopeless a country is, the more people like to make things worse. Do they like to make things worse? Do ordinary Koreans like to speculate and buy lottery tickets? Yes, the superior can break the contract at any time, but is this the fucking attitude you, the author, should have? If you say that promises made in the human world are often worthless after geniuses enter the world of immortality, I won't scold you if you delete the nonsense sentence at the end. Summary: The author has never been in society, has no sympathy for the people at the bottom, and has never been beaten. After learning a little bit about society, he feels that he has a deep understanding of society, and is full of the social Darwinism sense of superiority of the jungle.

Surface ability: Read the remaining brain waves of the deceased Hidden ability: Like a CPU, it can view and analyze things from different angles with multiple frequencies and threads. With the talent of the soul of the deceased, it can obtain part of the memory and knowledge of the deceased during his lifetime Personal comment: If the integrity of the brain waves is relatively high and the memory is relatively complete, isn't it transmission of consciousness? Mechanical ascension? Can making a puppet or practicing corpse training replace the soul? How far can you get from the protagonist?

Well! Again, the Nascent Soul is not as good as a dog, and the gods are everywhere. In the upper realm, everyone is a god. The protagonist crushes the gods to death like ants. I think others have worked hard for thousands of years to cultivate to become gods, and they can be killed so easily by others. What a waste of practice. Ah, and there is Su Linlin. When the two of them were together before, their realm was not as high as that of the protagonist. Later, some overt and covert descriptions made it seem like the two of them were at about the same realm. The protagonist had such a big trick, but there was someone who could practice faster than him.

You can read the first 300 chapters. Just go away after the golden elixir. It's another pseudo-invincible novel. I haven't come across many well-written invincible novels. Invincible novels don't mean that you are the best in the world as soon as you get started. As long as the protagonist's strength is overwhelming at the current plot stage, you are called invincible. As a result, you meet opponents who exceed the protagonist's strength from beginning to end. They all use so-called intelligence and various little tricks + the protagonist's luck to escape. This is called a fucking invincible style. It is defeated from beginning to end.

When the protagonist goes out, his house will be stolen and his sect will be destroyed. It is like this every time. He suddenly leaves when he has nothing to do. He pretends to be mysterious without revealing the information he knows. He kills his fellow sect members and harms others but does not benefit himself. He is full of brains but he has no brains at all.