
A Money-Spending Martial Saint: From the Start, I Max Out Ironcloth Kung Fu with Dragon Roar
氪金武圣,开局加点龙吟铁布衫
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Author, can you be more serious and rigorous? The basic method of attack is 10 taels, the small success is 20 taels, the success is 200 taels, and the perfection is not clear. The branch method is 10 taels, the small success is 10 taels, the success is 20 taels, and the perfection is 100 taels. Author, you are so casual, and the protagonist does not need to use money. If you have money, you can recharge it. If you need to use money to recharge, there are rich enemies for you to kill, so the protagonist has the biggest golden finger, the author, my grandfather 😁😁
For this kind of writing style, which is like a small Japanese comic and can only break through on the spot, I will not book a single chapter.
Gangs and bandits all get identity tags, as if they are afraid that others will not know their identity. What happens later is even more outrageous. The bandits are sent to the city, and the city guards allow the bandits to kill them.
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I would like to ask whether this book is a plus-point style or a pseudo-plus-point style, that is, whether the protagonist forcibly creates a Wushuang foundation and leapfrog challenge style. For example, if you immediately accumulate enough points to break through the second level of physical training on the first level of physical training, no, first add some points to break through physical skills and hard skills, and then euphemistically call it the first level and reverse attack on the second level, with strong combat power (of course, as a reader, I must agree.)
How can I put it this way? There are no obvious problems if I continue to read it. The minor flaws are innocuous and it is readable.
You can't watch the wireless matryoshka dolls. You can practice whatever you want. In the future, there will suddenly be a few more realms, and I will always be a little guy.
The logic is confusing. First of all, what is the law of the dynasty? There are infinite counterattacks. It's funny. Or else you can write it as a world where you kill anyone you want and the power comes to you. What kind of law are you trying to fix?
The higher the level, the more silver you get! What to do next and there is no industry! Does it all depend on killing people? I'm afraid you don't have to massacre the city to find money?
When people ask you about your realm, just tell them. Just tell me when asked.
How can I put it this way? I don't like all kinds of pretense. I prefer killing people secretly. The main thing is to expose your strength without killing people. It's very boring to do it back and forth.