Seeking Good Fortune and Avoiding Misfortune, Starting from the Era of Xinghai

I thought I was a high-level civilization. At the end of the introduction, I cut off a planet-level fortress with one knife. I knew that it was another physical civilization.

The name is very similar to From the Tianshi Mansion, but I personally think that book is very suitable for me. Let's see what this one does.

I didn't see any resources being used at home. Except for what his sister gave him, he fought for everything else. Is his family very poor? Even the cultivation tests at home have to be paid for by oneself. His parents don't have any cultivation skills, right?

I just feel that the author's options to seek good luck and avoid disaster are too extreme Every time it seems that the option is given, but it seems that it is definitely not given For example, in Chapter 43, the option to join the Anomaly Investigation Bureau I am particularly speechless. If you don't join, your life will be in danger. What's the use of having options? You might as well not give the option

This is the first time a newbie writes a book and it is recommended. I heard that the starting point is very high now and it is very important to follow up. If the reading data is not good, the traffic will be cut off the next day 🥵 I beg you guys to guide me and read the latest chapters every day, I am very grateful 🥺🥺🥺

Will there be no updates the day after it's put on the shelves? ? ? ? The first order is for nothing, right? If you have something to do, I'll write a separate chapter to talk about it It's just cut, right?

I have some questions to share. The book says that the main character has good swordsmanship and practical combat talents. Why was he not very good in the first ten years of the college entrance examination? Later, he spent hundreds of thousands to buy a swordsmanship and some resources, and the results kept rising. It stands to reason that the protagonist's brother's family is rich and owns a martial arts school. As a result, in the early stage, he was only a little better than the main character in actual combat. The protagonist's purchases of lessons, sword skills, and training resources each cost only hundreds of thousands. His buddy has a martial arts father who spends tens of millions every year on resources that exceed the protagonist's by the minute. The description of the protagonist in the book is too deliberate and suppresses other rationalities.

Is there no one in this book? It's really well written, it should be popular, don't be a eunuch.

I feel like I don't need to sign too many, I just have to sign for every test match. Also, don't sign too much in the early stage, otherwise it will look too protagonist. It should only be at important turning points. In the early stage, the most is mid-to-low, and overall it's a move.

That Principal Sun is a little disgusting, why can't he give up the scholarship? Are you afraid that you want to embezzle it for yourself or try to please some student?

Come on 🤭🤭🤭

Looking at the introduction, it starts with the college entrance examination, and then various competitions take up half of the book.

It feels a bit ordinary... The first few chapters seem to be bland without any small climaxes.

So far it's not bad, at least there's no brainless plot, there won't be any cats or dogs provoking the protagonist, there's nothing to force the protagonist to do anything, and there's no story about bitterness and hatred. It's getting stronger steadily, so far it looks like a relaxed genius flow.

Do you remember that Bai Kui in Xinghai Escort is also a fierce man who can slash battleships with his sword? The most powerful person in the Ninth Star Group

The two meridians of Ren and Du are included in the eight extraordinary meridians.

The latest 42 chapters are recommended to the author to read again (including comments) and think about it.

Physical examination: bone density, muscle (cell) strength, nerve reflex speed/sensitivity, Road:? , Method: exercise, technique: skill, style: body exertion technique, etc., What does the author think?

Good

It's very appetizing. If it doesn't collapse later, it will be hot.