I Can Identify Everything, but the Information Is Wrong

After reading more than 200 chapters, I really couldn't stand the part about Plum Fairy. I felt that the content was a little too high and low. The early stage had a strong sense of immersion and the protagonist's goal was very clear. From climbing the Immortal Ladder to going to the Northern Wilderness, he had a clear goal of what he wanted to do. When I climbed the Immortal Stairway, I just kept practicing. When I went to the Northern Wilderness, I just saved up money to sit in the teleportation array and get the skills. When I arrived at the Taoist Sect in the Northern Wilderness, I felt like I didn't know what the protagonist was going to do. It said it was to improve my strength, but I didn't even practice. I ran around buying pills and could write out dozens of chapters. The cultivation of the skills and stuff didn't have the sense of substitution that I had in the previous stage. It was just one completion after another. In the past, I could still feel that even if I had a golden finger, it would not be particularly useful. I had to practice slowly with golden fingers. Later, I couldn't think about it at all. I kept saying that the combat power span is very large at different stages. The early stage of foundation building is much different from the middle and late stage of foundation building. You need to get stronger. After that, you can run around without practicing. The same goes for the part about Taoist Buddhism. There is a feeling that there is no immortality at all. It feels like going to school during the day, doing homework at night, and being divided into classes based on academic performance, and then taking electives. In the end, what you learn may not be useful. Speaking of Mei Xiangu, when we first met, I thought it was quite normal. When I met her for the second time, I directly tried to force someone to lose their wits. After all, I recognized that the second generation of Immortal was a bit arrogant and brainless. The outer disciple easily killed the inner disciple of Taoist Sect. They were not the kind who had just entered the inner sect. Chapter 1 Rather than killing her directly, even though I, Mei Xiangu, was in the late stage of foundation building, I beat a group of Taoist sects before, during, and after the foundation building. I thought the protagonist of this book was Mei Xiangu, but she deserved to be killed indiscriminately by Taoist sects. What should they compare to others when they are cultivating immortals and Taoist sects are in school. Not to mention later, Yuanying Ancestor directly said that although I love you and pamper you, you are juniors competing, so you have to be a slave for others. This plot is invincible and there is no logic at all to force Mei Xiangu to become an experience baby. He is still saying Tian Lin, you can't kill her now, otherwise Just let it go. It's not my brother, you're the Nascent Soul. Then there's an early-stage Foundation Establishment opposite. No matter how strong his master is, he's still looking so nice and sweet. He's also sending things and asking Mei Xiangu to be a slave. I really can't stand it anymore. It's hard to imagine that this plot was put on the shelves at the starting point and paid to watch.

The setting is relatively old, it seems to be the traditional setting for cultivating immortals and upgrading. The writing is acceptable, the protagonist is chaotic and evil, and the cheat can be fun but slows down the progress. There are many bugs, and the plot logic is weak and I don't go into details. The overall style of the painting is dark and dark, probably giving the feeling that there are no good people in the world. In summary, it is probably necessary to abandon the dry food for your brain.

Let me talk about the evaluation first. This book is considered a good one and has the potential to be a high-quality product. Then let's talk about the content. The golden finger of the main character in this 7-book book is that he can change the entry attributes of the items he sees. Bad things become good, and useless things become useful. However, on this basis, the changed attributes of things will not be too outrageous. This is a high degree of freedom for the author, and the scale he can control is large. If he wants to upgrade faster, give him better things. If he wants to upgrade slower, he can set more difficulty to upgrade, and then make the upgrade conditions more complicated. As for the plot, there are a few things that seem a little bit toxic at first, but I have to say that no book can be a little bit toxic. This one is not too toxic, and the plot is relatively smooth. I can see that the author has been focusing on the main line. Although some places seem dull, but if you want to write a long book, is it possible for it to be a little dull? Then there is the pace. The pace is a bit slow, but this is a story about cultivating immortals and upgrading. You can't ask him to upgrade. My patience is okay. I saw the chapters released in one go last night, and there was basically no big problem. The writing style is a bit immature, but it's pretty good, even for a newcomer. Summary: It can be seen, the appearance of fine products, food and grass.

Although I was watching mortals cultivating immortality, it was so frustrating! Is there a cheat like this?

The protagonist's abilities are the same as those of Zuo Wangdao. I suspect that the protagonist is a xinsu.

Let me give you my personal, more objective evaluation. It looks good. It's really good. However, there is a small problem. The main character is rather useless. Everything else is pretty good.

It feels very strange. As of Chapter 9, the protagonist seems to have lost his emotions since the Merchant Fort. The author does not describe it very much, and the protagonist hardly uses his brain. He is a follower who follows what others say, being carried away by the crowd. He does not have many opinions or thinking, which is not very reasonable. Although it generally makes sense logically, the protagonist has no emotions about becoming a slave in the mines. He is very indifferent and does not have much planning. Where does this time traveler come from and what era does it come from? In the several plots after becoming a slave in the mines, under the author's description, I felt more and more that the protagonist was not like a normal person, like a machine without emotions, or was it the incarnation of the way of heaven, or was it an AI from a certain era or a bionic person who traveled through time? There is no sense of involvement. The golden finger is not obvious on the protagonist, and there is almost no development on it.

To be honest, it's a bit toxic. I think the author is a newbie and he doesn't grasp many things well. He briefly mentions the places that should be described, and focuses on the places that should be mentioned. There is also the concern about the protagonist's low IQ. Let's say that several of the protagonist's sworn brothers are dead. Then you hate Xiaoyue. The eldest brother is just a maid. She can't do it without the instruction from above, and she can't do it without the acquiescence from above. There are various descriptions of how good the protagonist's sworn brothers are to him, how deep the relationship between Xiaoyue and the young master is, I don't know what to express, and the protagonist's character is really a waste, how powerful the golden finger is, how useless he is. To put it bluntly, you are not an immortal, after just practicing martial arts and relying on the golden finger for a thousand years, the immortal can be beaten as his son. The setting and content are messed up, I won't go into details.

The author doesn't feel like he's writing a tsundere character, right? This cmg needs to be upgraded next to the protagonist, at least until the late stage of the golden elixir. There are 5 ranks before the current early stage of foundation building. It is known that about 150 chapters have been written in the early stage of foundation building, so she still wants to disgust everyone for more than 750 chapters? He slipped away and died of poison. Before I leave, I would like to give the author a piece of advice - if you can't write a likable female character, don't write it! If it doesn't work, just write it as a female villain who can be killed within a hundred chapters! Otherwise, why do you think having no female protagonists is so popular nowadays? Isn't it because you authors go crazy whenever you write about female characters?

I spent 10 points to subscribe just to tell everyone that this book is completely poisonous. I haven't seen such a book that I can't complain about in a long time. There is obviously a cheat code, but the settings are messy all day long. The logic of behavior is completely inconsistent with the settings of the cheat code. Moreover, the behavior of murderous negative energy killing innocent people indiscriminately is regarded as normal. It is uncomfortable to read, and it is suitable for readers with an IQ of less than 100.

Make the protagonist's enemies look like they are mentally retarded. Every time they can kill the protagonist, they let him go as if they are sick, and then let the protagonist kill him in turn.

It's so frustrating. Chapter 400 is still about building the foundation. I tolerated it in the early stage. I understand. After all, the resources are limited. I joined Taoist sect. I still tolerated it. The enemy jumped in the face and counterattacked. I was going to be killed. The author just ruined the fun point. Mei Xiangu is a maid, because of Grandpa Yuanying, she gets into trouble every day, and the protagonist doesn't care. This is not a logical problem. You are looking for trouble for yourself by reading the book.

Isn't it bad to be a slave or a servant? Isn't it good to be an upright person? A good man who seeks immortality becomes a slave for no apparent reason. This is such a ridiculous plot. This book is the work of a small family, so it is insignificant in terms of its size.

I read more than a dozen chapters and read many book reviews. All I can say is that there is indeed a problem. The setting is that the protagonist has prompts and sees the world differently from ordinary people. But it has been more than ten chapters, that is, three kinds of poisonous weeds have turned into spiritual weeds, and cow dung has turned into steamed buns. When I read the introduction, I thought it was a big change like Dao Wei Xian, where the world view is completely different. The result is just this little fuss, which will inevitably disappoint readers. And there are also loopholes in the world background and writing logic. The article sets the background of Huahualang, a seeker of immortality. But I want to ask: In the ancient background, so many people who were seeking immortality gathered together and ran to this place called Yaoyue Sect at the same time? Are everyone NPCs? When the time comes, we will gather together to refresh and go to the cliff where Yueyue Zong is? Are there a lot of people starving to death on the road? Looting villages along the way? And Huahualang in turn built a village nearby and looted passers-by? What about producers? Don't even plant crops? Will the village also refresh and wait for automatic looting? What about the government? What about the order established by rulers? Although you need people to mine, you just watch people crowding and falling into the cliff? If you want people to mine and not feed them, they will use them as consumables to wait for the next batch to come? Will NPC refresh automatically? The protagonist inexplicably encounters Boss Zhang who brings him flying and great benefits? Eating grass and practicing skills to level up and fight monsters? All in all, I think a good novel is a game with a complete world view, a reasonable main line of tasks, an exciting plot, distinct characters, and few bugs. But this one. I don't know the world view, but the main quest line does have monster-killing and upgrades. The characters in the plot are inexplicable, and the gameplay is almost boring. There are a lot of small bugs, and the background is unclear, which makes people look confused. Summary: It's like a crude little game, created as a gimmick to trick players into playing.

First of all, at the beginning of the first chapter, the protagonist says, "In order to survive on the road to immortality...", It turns out that the protagonist is a good person, soft-hearted, affectionate and righteous, and lives a miserable life. He has risked his life countless times to be soft-hearted, and he does this to both good people and bad people. Readers who like both types of protagonists are displeased by the author and don't know what to think. Secondly, the cheats may seem wrong, but they are actually upgraded versions of the positive benefits. The effects are almost upgraded, rather than random entries, and even the description of a variety of cheats is fixed. In the end, the mine plot was tolerated for a while, and then the merchant, Wang family and other plots became more and more frustrating. The protagonist can be a kind person, and then take action against the bad guys. If not, then just surrender. No, just mediocre and ordinary people. Anyway, there is no shortage of resources. In the end, neither is the protagonist. Anyway, if you insist on enduring hardship and suffering yourself, there are countless paths the protagonist can take to find the one that is most thankless and has the most enemies.

Tian Lin sent his two maids back because Xiao Cui, one of the two sisters, felt that he had no ambition and broke the rules by telling him that he had gained nothing from fishing. This approach can be said to be a business-like approach without any emotion. After all, Xiaoyu can be said to serve him wholeheartedly, and she even helped Tian Lin pack the spiritual stones before; Xiaocui had complained about him before, but he didn't set any rules. It can be said that he punished him without teaching. But if you don't care about people's feelings, you still don't care about people's feelings. Generally speaking, there is no problem. If the two sisters were to be driven back, they must be asking for mercy. Tian Lin had previously sent them to steal the skills from Master Long next door, and they had the clue, so he made the following magical request: Either they were driven back to Tong's house, and they could tell the story about Tian Lin instructing them to steal the skills; Or, let Xiaocui go to Master Long and admit that she had stolen the skills. No, bro😅Why are you so arrogant when you have control over others? You are so confident, do you really think that if you steal someone else's things and pay for it? Would you rather spend dozens of middle-grade spiritual stones to compensate others, then end up being called a thief, and be looked down upon by a bunch of worshipers around you, than give your two maids a good deal? A few pieces of low-grade spiritual stones are picked up and searched every day, and I serve you every day. I don't even have a bowl of leftover spiritual rice for you. I don't leak any resources on hand to others. In this way, I can still do your dirty work and ask you for the Five Elements Golden Elixir. The result? For any trivial matter, others will push you into the pit of fire. He simply didn't regard these two maids as human beings, they were cold and heartless. What is the difference between asking Xiaocui to admit that she stole the skills and take the blame for you, and letting her die? If a servant girl in a palace dares to steal something from her master, what will happen? Death without on-site is also a social death. Do you really think Master Long Alchemy is just a mediocre person who doesn't get angry even if his things are stolen? You are gambling, and the bet is your maid's life. Just because she made a mistake by talking nonsense, you would rather lose a thousand yourself than push her into the pit of fire. I would rather pour the milk into the river than give the poor a sip. I would coax him or give him a slap in the face and give him a date. For such a person, no one will do anything for him.

It was originally a good novel. It writes a cruel world of cultivation, and the male protagonist is not so dehumanized as to disgust the readers. These two points are very good. But now it's completely broken. One is that the plots of exorcising corpses after entering Taoism are not well integrated with the worldview of cultivating immortals. The male protagonist's various actions lack motivation, such as entering the Hidden Sword Villa. Since it is a cruel worldview, you can live in it if you can, and there is no benefit, so why should you go in if there is no clear benefit? The other one is Mei Xiangu. This person likes to use her power to overwhelm others. To put it bluntly, she is a domineering rich second generation. Either defeat this kind of person quickly or stay away from her. As a result, he was tied up with her. Keep watching her offend people around you, and then wipe her butt. The most important thing is that the benefits are unknown, and she lacks basic logical motives. And they often sacrifice a few swords, and then write that the male protagonist wants to be saved, but it's not a big deal if he doesn't. What's the point? At the beginning of the book, the male protagonist is very compassionate when he faces the dead elder brother and countless miserable Huahualangs. Now I can no longer see the compassion. If the purpose is to emphasize the cruelty of the worldview, this is not only too repetitive, but also leads to logical contradictions as mentioned above. Since it is a cruel world, adventure should be fully prepared. Why does it become a waste of time and lack behavioral logic?

Everyone is more happy than the main character. Goldfinger has all the background panels. The main character is tolerant in every way, just like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. I have never been so frustrated at work. Reading this novel is just a waste of money, but luckily I stopped my losses in time.

I'll start deleting the comments after I give you some advice The author, your composition is a bit complicated, right?😅

Does the protagonist's talent require cultivating immortality? Are you really brainless? Is it rare to enter Taoism through martial arts? The physical body continues to improve, the energy continues to improve, and sooner or later the life level will rise. Once your life level reaches a high level, wouldn't it be easy to find immortality cultivation techniques? The protagonist is not very old either. He can maintain his best condition and accumulate internal energy for at least several decades, right? If you think about it, you have at least 30,000 years of internal strength and matching physical strength. You can't enter the Tao? There is no need to suffer these sins.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and the more I read to the end, the more I feel that what you wrote makes no sense. Please stop embarrassing yourself. Go to the factory and get screws.

Above the servants there is the outer gate, above the outer gate there is the inner gate. When you rise to the inner gate, you can see the true inheritance. After you get the true inheritance, there is the holy son. The Holy Son competes again for the Tianji Ranking, and is invincible in the world and the enemy in the sky. Ascension to the immortal world is not enough, the eternal supreme one comes to fight again. Everyone in the world knows that gods are good, and they will never forget fame, fortune, and wealth. Where are the generals and ministers of ancient and modern times? The graves are covered with grass.

It's interesting at the beginning, but there's no obvious excitement at the end. I can barely feel it. I feel frustrated and can't stand it, but I think the author's story is very good, especially the plot at the beginning. I'm a bit reluctant to give up, but I really can't watch it. 😭 It doesn't matter if the logic doesn't make sense, but you have to enjoy it.

The plot system of this book is poorly written. 1. The protagonist is separated from the front and the middle like multiple personalities, and there is no bright spot in the protagonist; 2. There was a cheat in the early stage, but the writing did not have the effect it should have (for example, a broken book turned out to be a systematic analysis of this method) and it was not complete; 3. The writing was so painful that I thought I was going to worship the devil, but it turned out to be a positive one. Send a sect, and then each of the immortal cultivators inside behaves more like the demon sect than the demon sect; 4. The growth of the protagonist is suppressed, the plot is watery, and there is no introduction in the fifty chapters. Is it the first two hundred chapters of Qi training, the three hundred chapters of foundation building, and in the later chapters, prepare for the thirty chapters of deity transformation, and the fifty chapters of Mahayana; 5. A world of cultivating immortals has no spiritual energy? The spiritual energy of the practice method relies entirely on tonics, and all types of spiritual energy are actually separated? The distinction between Jing and Wei is clear. Instead of absorbing spiritual energy and relying on exercises to convert attributes.

You can watch it from the beginning. The author did a good job of setting it up, but the plot is the same as 💩. The character creation is so messed up that no one even watched it.

I think the protagonist is really too far-fetched. Whether it's the Star Picker, Zhou Shoufan, Goodwill, or even Mei Hansha, none of them have a halo better than the protagonist. Most of the time, the protagonist simply eats without suffering. Many times when others eat meat, he doesn't even take two sips of the soup, but he has the pot on his back, haha.

It's so fun to read, I feel like I'm back when I first read a cultivation novel.

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This plot was criticized all the time, but the author didn't seem to care. He kept writing at his own pace, and then suddenly he became a eunuch. There was no refutation, explanation, or explanation from beginning to end. It is as unique as his book 😂

I had abandoned the book, but came back to the comment section on a whim, only to find that the author was a eunuch.