Under One Person: God's Chosen Destiny, Reverse Refinement and Become an Immortal!

Why are they there? Is there anything magical about it?

Should I not say that the start of Trinity Gate is already a bit aesthetically fatigued?

Halfway through reading, I came up with a good idea. Since I drew the fate pattern, I can learn to change the destiny pattern from Cun Shen into the fate pattern. The 365 acupoints become the fate pattern of the stars and stars, and the soul becomes the three clears. Let's see what the author writes next.

You wrote so much about playing a demon, and you have so many fates anyway. Although the training time is short, it seems to be very profitable. The first time you ran away, and the second time you played was grinding. If you can't enjoy cheating, then what's the point of cheating? I couldn't help but go to the starting point to complain after reading it on QQ.

It feels like the protagonist is like a level 5 trumpet, carrying a lot of skills and equipment to go around. They say they are practicing cultivation, but they are not cultivating anything.

There is a problem with the golden finger settings. The probability of drawing a destiny is 80%, but after statistics, the protagonist only got eight fortunes out of sixteen draws, and the probability is 50%. Based on the independent events of each lottery, when the base number reaches a certain level, no matter whether the protagonist is right or wrong at a certain period of time, the probability should be 80%. Then I have a question, how many times has this so-called large base been set by the author? At present, even with the author's plot arrangement, and even if it is assumed that every lottery draw in the future is a destiny, then the base number is at least forty times, which means that it will be at least twenty-four years before the protagonist's probability of drawing a lottery returns to the normal 80% level when he is 41 years old. The lottery is held once a year. There is no other way to obtain the number of lottery draws. How old can the protagonist live? According to the limit of normal people, it can only last for one hundred and forty years, and the number of draws is very limited. Although the time of successful cultivation is not counted, if the base number is too large, some random things will always be drawn, and the lottery will be very unpleasant. What is the difference between this and the probability of Tencent lottery? Maybe not as good as Tencent! It wouldn't be so outrageous if it was really random. How could the author make the protagonist hundreds of years old? Is there any suspicion of suppressing the progress of the protagonist? And maybe the setting will collapse before there is much plot left. Even if the author has the confidence and patience to write it all the way to the end, readers may not have the patience to continue reading. The author also likes to save more than half of the lottery and draw another round when needed. Combined with the cheat problem mentioned before, it is easy for me to think about it. I will get whatever I am missing, and it still cannot meet the 80% probability setting of the cheat. It's not pleasant at all to watch this hang up right now.

With so many fates, I haven't seen anyone defeat Zhang Zhiwei 🙂. He can really suppress it.

The protagonist has so many fates, why does he still feel so useless now?

Zuo Ruotong accepts disciples so easily?

How dare a sect like Tiansha Lone Star accept it?

You have the ability to squeeze the pig's feet from the beginning, so you don't have to wait for the baby to be born in the lottery?

I haven't even learned the Nine Sequences of Mental Techniques, so I just practice the reverse life. I just started to teach the secret skills without looking at any character. I draw one destiny every year and only have two destiny at the age of fifteen. Who is watching?

This little thing doesn't update a hundred times a day

It's not cool enough, it's not wise enough, it's not chivalrous enough, it's not real enough. Tasteless

The treatment of Lao Zuo recruiting a disciple at the beginning was too far-fetched. Even if the protagonist was surrounded by soldiers and bandits and wanted to kill a good man and take credit for his crimes, fate killed him at the critical moment, and he happened to be seen by Lao Zuo who was passing by. Lao Zuo stepped forward to ask about the protagonist's life experience and learned that he was alone. Immediately, Lao Zuo felt a love for talents. On the way back to the mountain gate, Lao Zuo saw the protagonist's agility and stability far beyond his peers, so he decided to go to the lower house to accept the test. After bringing up the senior who was disabled due to passing the test in Sanyi, the protagonist agreed to pass on his reverse life. Also, why does the author think that Lao Zuo was sorry for him, Li Muxuan? I don't understand. Is it right to ask Lao Zuo to give Li a knock? Why does the author love to show off the reverse talent of a person who didn't even pass the test? With Li's character, it's not far from learning how to be rebellious and disabled in life.

This horoscope trend is on the rise again. It seemed to be quite popular two or three years ago.

The fate drawn is not enough even if it is not used by the Lone Star of Heaven. By the way, I have lived for decades and all the offspring of the lottery are preserved. The author is very strong

Cheng is really a woman, right? Isn't she the senior sister? Why does it have to be written as male?