
Superpower: I Can Create a Clone Every Day
超能力:我每天能分出一个分身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 248k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
57Chapters
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703Recs
32Fans
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Reader comments 30
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Writing is a clone every day, reading is an opportunity to awaken your talent every day, and speeding up idle practice every day. Because most of the things are done by the main body, while the other clones lie at home, or else one clone does it, and the main body and the other clones lie dead.
Stop writing about your emotional lines. All the female characters are offline. Even those can't be said to be emotional lines and should be called dog-licking lines. If you don't know how to write, then just stop writing. And I don't even bother to say the name of the female character.
What I don't understand is that the main body is required to show up during a fight. What does the clone do?
After reading the first chapter, I felt that this book was quite speechless. The protagonist's parents died in the line of duty, and there was no compensation at all. Even the inheritance of the parents could not be successfully inherited. You are too insinuating the real society, and it is even much worse than the real society. Is this a phenomenon that exists in a civilized modern spiritual society? There's something wrong with your book from the beginning
Chapter 7 is a big poisonous point. When a hero saves a beauty, he or she should save a beautiful school girl who is rich and beautiful and has awakened the power of prophecy. The protagonist has no money and no strength. Is Goldfinger still as brave as he was when he just came out? And he has cultivated immortality to the point where he becomes obsessed with just a rejection. Then he has never cultivated. The reason is too far-fetched.
The author has a good idea, but it is too immature. Many bad points are hard-written and the ideas are too casual. For example, the clone talent. The first idea should be that the main body is hiding and the clone goes on adventures. As a result, the author writes that the clone is hiding and the main body goes on adventures to save people. Many novels write about the main body and the main body to save people because the clone has no combat power and is equivalent to an illusion. But your completely synchronized main body does not apply at all. The author also makes excuses saying that the protagonist does not know that people will die if they are killed. Yeah, yeah, it's really interesting that a person whose parents both died doesn't understand.
Is this the author's fault? The plot is too cliche, a dog-licking novel. If you don't write about women, the plot will not develop. Hey, what was originally a very innovative plug-in was written in a clichéd way. To sum up, the plot is cliche, and the plug-ins are okay.
All I can say is, it's too redundant. The author really didn't dare to think about it. One clone a day. Add another talent to the clone. The most important talent can be used at any time, no matter Xiao Xiami. Directly traveling between the two worlds, my god, the protagonist I wrote has no brain left. Are you trying to activate the two-world shuttle talent without preparation??? Aren't you afraid of death? Do you think the protagonist is worse than a pig? . . . It's easy to collapse if you write like this, and you won't be able to write about 300,000 words. One avatar per day and 365 avatars per year, which means that the annual cultivation speed is 365 times that of the previous one. How many years will it take for you to become invincible and become emperor? The key is that you also give talents to each clone? Can you write that much? I turned around and forgot what talent the clone had. . . Chapter 70 will make you invincible.
Good ability, but poor brains
There are a lot of poison points. First, the clone can awaken talents. Since many people have awakened this talent, everyone must know whether the clone can awaken the talent, but the author's book describes the protagonist asking the teacher for advice on whether it can be reactivated by going to the talent room to experiment. What's going on? If so, what are the consequences? What happens if I can't? Second, the clone can be awakened again after twelve o'clock every day, and the woman discovered it very casually. Extremely poisonous, with no sense of confidentiality at all. You can see it. Third, technological items are brought back to other worlds at will. Who doesn't know that technological items have backdoors? It is obvious that the protagonist Mengxin is simple, kind and cute. So easy to deceive. It is recommended to download the anti-fraud APP. . . . .