From Woodsman to Dao Venerable

Reading the introduction of the book, I laughed. The author really doesn't know the sufferings of the world. A woodcutter can also drink and fish. In ancient times, firewood and fish in the river all had owners. It would be good if the woodcutter didn't starve to death. He still wants to live a leisurely life. It's funny.

I sleep every day. Anyway, God has arranged it. My destiny is to be an emperor. That's nonsense.

A little common sense: Polygonum multiflorum needs special treatment to remove its toxicity, and it has nothing to do with supplementation.

Looking at the profile, is there anyone who looks like a woodcutter? You don't really think that the people at the bottom of the ancient world lived happily, do you?

Chopping wood and buying wine? Wine is made from grain, how much firewood do you need to exchange for it? Now, if you cut down a tree, you need a felling permit. In ancient times, those forests were private. If you stole a tree, you would be beaten to death. Ancient forests were important resources, and you had to pay taxes when selling firewood. You also had to pay a poll tax.

For thousands of years, China has truly solved the problem of food for all its people. Only New China can provide people with enough food. It took until the 1980s for everyone to have enough food. Everyone has work to do, and you can live a good life working part-time, but it won't be until 2008 or later. This is our true history.

What is destiny? I really don't understand the current setting. Shouldn't it be talent? It has something to do with destiny.

There are too many complaints about this book →_→ The day the protagonist traveled twenty years and got the golden finger, the whole world revolved around him, right? There were no monsters before, and a palm split mountains and rocks, destroyed rivers and burned lakes. As soon as he got the golden finger, all kinds of elixirs, geniuses and treasures appeared, and the protagonist chattered. The world has changed. The world has changed. The world has changed. The first is that the world has really changed, or that this person has lived in time travel for twenty years and has never been to a farther place. His experience and experience are all poor. If you don't understand, just be stupid. If a person is crazy, then you are crazy. If everyone around you is crazy with you, then the world is crazy. You are the only one who is very smart. The villain's IQ is equal to the author's IQ. Do you think it's a joke?

No wonder there are so many negative reviews! There are many typos, multiple words, and unclear sentences. Some errors even make the meaning of the sentence unclear, incomprehensible, and even transliterated. The other thing is that the context is contradictory. In the front, the strength increased to one thousand kilograms, and in the back, it broke through again and reached another thousand kilograms. Finally, the author is suspected of deliberately suppressing the protagonist. The protagonist has always had opportunities. From what I saw, there were already four or five extraordinary opportunities. The protagonist has so many opportunities to join him, not only to become the strongest, but at least to be among the strongest group. But in the book, there are not only those who are stronger than the protagonist, but also many who are in the same class as the protagonist. There is even a random little loser in the back who is almost as strong as the protagonist (that is, Mr. Bao). Why? So many people can keep up with the protagonist! Obviously extraordinary people appear almost at the same time. Masters from other martial arts schools who practice martial arts in advance can at most have a stronger foundation and more proficient martial arts skills. However, there is no supply of genius treasures and no resources to fill their empty frames. Why should they be on the same level as the protagonist? As for the basics, the protagonist is a woodcutter who often chops firewood. His physical fitness is not necessarily weaker than those of the warriors before transcendence, but he just doesn't know how to use it. In addition, the author also deliberately mentions supporting roles and overwhelms the protagonist. The protagonist and the supporting character practice together. During the same period of time, the protagonist has various extraordinary opportunities. He only has one thousand kilograms of strength, while the supporting character only has one kung fu and few resources, but he still has three to four hundred kilograms of strength. In addition, ordinary people who have not practiced Kung Fu are actually trying to increase their strength to 100 kilograms. The entire world is improving, making the protagonist's improvement seem not such a big deal. If this continues, when the protagonist reaches the level of Dao Zun, will all the people around him be only one level lower than the protagonist, ordinary people will all be masters, and the enemies will all be promoted to a level similar to the protagonist's strength, and they will all be Dao Zun? Anyway, it doesn't reflect the happy mood at all. After all, if you want to be happy, the most basic thing is to have the strength to overcome everyone who is not convinced. Only then can you have the confidence to be happy. But under the author's suppression, the bullshit is free and easy. If the protagonist is not able to seek good luck and avoid disaster, he might be killed by the sudden face one day. As an aside, there is actually nothing wrong with the protagonist, the woodcutter, buying wine to drink. Nowadays, 500ml wine costs seven or eight yuan. In ancient times, there was also cheap low-quality wine. Generally, these low-quality wines are made from useless scraps, some are wild fruit bran, and some are made from the residue after wine-making mixed with miscellaneous grains or several years old grains, or even bad grains, mold, and grains. Some wines are also mixed with water. Plus it tastes bad, so the price is so low. High-priced wines are generally made from good grains. Those are the expensive ones, and ordinary people should not even think about them. This low-quality wine is the same as modern roadside stalls. You don't think I'm poor, and I don't think you're ignorant of the ingredients. Whether you use duck meat instead of mutton, sell processed goods, or use oil that has been fried many times, as long as the taste is good, I won't dislike it. (Of course, those unscrupulous merchants who sell more expensive than physical stores are not included in this list)

These ancient people drank alcohol every day. Can you be more realistic? If you were so cool, the people of the Qing Dynasty would not have become sallow and thin.