Something's Wrong with My Information on All Things
我的万物信息有问题
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 379k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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166Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
19.4kFans
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Who would have thought that a book that copied the original setting would be better than the one with the original setting? It's unbelievable! You might as well just update five times a day and kick that book out of the book.
Boiled eggs can replace Foundation Establishment Pills, so why bother trying to get Foundation Establishment Elixir? Just eat eggs.
I've seen another novel with the exact same setting, haven't I?
Scholars live, imitators die; let's see if the author has anything new to offer.
Idealism? A problem with the cheat system.
Someone in the comments section pointed out the same issue, and I think it involves the basic logic of the cheat system, so I'm asking about it as well. The stone is a spirit stone to the protagonist, but just an ordinary stone to others. Following this logic, it should be considered idealism: regardless of its original form, it is a spirit stone to the protagonist, and only the protagonist can…
The story went astray from the very beginning with the auction of the Youth-Preserving Pill. It's written like a fangirl story, and later on, the protagonist even takes in a bunch of maids. Why did he pretend to be aloof from women before?
That book with the cheat-like ability was good, but the story was just so-so and not very exciting.
Indeed, the logic is flawed; perhaps it's better to stick to idealism... I'll just do whatever I want.
Oh my god, is this another eunuch being cast?
Um, I have a question. If something is useful to the main character but not to others, then why can others consume the pills that are made from it? Furthermore, if the magical artifact is a high-grade artifact for the protagonist, is it classified as high-grade or low-grade when exchanging blows with others?