Whose Golden Finger Has Side Effects?

I can accept a little nonsense in the plot. But I can't accept a little plot in the nonsense.

It feels like everyone in the book is a clone of the protagonist. They have no characteristics and all have the same personality

The author's bacteria are not three elements. But I am a fan of San Xing, so to some extent, the general writing style of this book does draw on San Xing. In addition, the introduction says that please put your brain aside when reading. This book is easy to close with your brain. Reading a book itself is about having fun, so let's just have fun on the surface. Be happy and act, and seek the happiness in front of you.

I believe that anyone who has read the beginning will know that the audience for this type of book is very polarized Those who like to read love to read, and those who don't like to read may even find it disgusting. There is no one who can grit his teeth and read it. So Congenital has lost a large number of readers. The author is also self-aware. Readers who are not eager for this part of the loss will bite the bullet and read on. But there's something I'd like to ask of you readers who can enjoy reading it. There is no problem with the follow-up reading of this book, but the proportion of paying users is low, so what... The author does not ask for rewards. Readers who have not made any recent consumption behavior can just move their fingers and recharge even a penny, turning your follow-up reading into a paying user follow-up, which is very useful for small authors! Please!

After reading it, this book only has abstraction, and everything else has given way to abstraction.

I've finished reading it, but I have to say that you're just stuck at the point of acquiring new abilities. What makes people frustrated is that the advantage of this book is the jokes, but the shortcoming is that these jokes are irrespective of time, occasion and size. You can make jokes in normal times, but when it comes to certain key issues, you have to take it seriously and you can't make jokes the whole time. Stop playing some overcooked and stinky jokes. You still have to have your own ancestry and emotions in a book, and you can't rely on these things all the time. Of course, there are explanations. For example, it's because the protagonist's world is different from theirs. No one has ever worn flowery pants. It's just that when the protagonist knows certain things, the world is different. Suicide appears on people's faces. It's all because of his superpower. But again, it's all bad books, stinky jokes, and boring, and your content is too short.

Let me go, this book does not include any serious plot. Even if it is nonsense, you still have to have a main plot, right?

It feels very noisy and I don't quite adapt to this style.

It sucks. It's boring to be so shameless and abstract.

Not a buddy, it's really hard to watch without thinking.

Can this 🍄 have any side effects? 🙂

There's no plot, it's all nonsense

It's not good to imitate someone with three lines. I'm not afraid of ten thousand, but I'm just afraid that if you really are three lines, I'll report it first.

After seeing Huahua being killed, the protagonist will have various reflections and consider why the two races are like this. I also feel that unicorns are like humans, and there are good people. No, whether two races coexist peacefully or someone from another race protects you, you need to repay it. Doesn't it all require strength? What kind of strength do you have now to think about so many nonsense? What do these things have to do with you? Just like humans, there are good and bad, and so does a clan. There are those who protect the protagonist and those who harm the protagonist. Even if you shout that the two races can coexist peacefully, the war has been going on for a long time. Can you, a person with low strength, suppress the hatred between each other? Mao has no strength, so what's the point of describing his thoughts and thinking about racial relations?

I have seen the latest chapter. There is actually no difference between the unicorns and humans, and the people there are the same as those in this world. It's just that they are like primitive people who can't speak and don't even use their hands to eat. A question: the pain of the protagonist As mentioned earlier, the lives of civilians in the world of the One-horned Fairy seem to be similar to humans. Civilians think that humans are evil creatures and will attack them. During the period when the protagonist was a pet, his little master Yaya was a gentle and good boy. His friend didn't care much about pets and forced the protagonist to mate with another indigenous girl. 😭 Other times, the naughty child Unicorn doesn't care when he plays with animals; that Yaya will be kicked by the naughty child to protect the protagonist, and the old man will casually lead the protagonist away when he encounters a human warrior. ; And the human warriors killed the indigenous Huahua when they met 😡. With such a strong contrast, the protagonist doesn't know what to do, but his heart must be human, but he may not kill civilians when fighting aliens in the future. It's all the fault of the higher-ups. Second: Why do all races target humans? After discovering the evil one-horned fairy in No. 1 Middle School, Meng Qing said that it violated the covenant of all races; but the principal said that the covenant of all races was for all races; not the human race. Is there something special about the world of Gaowu? 😁

The protagonist has gone insane, but it's normal. Normal people travel to an inexplicable world and encounter inexplicable things. It's normal to become inexplicable.

Did you cut it or was it blocked? Your plot about cannibalism is a bit...

Haha, not bad. Don't look at it with your brain. Easy writing

A normal plot with a bit of drama is okay, but this is a plot with a bit of drama in it, which makes people lose the desire to watch it.

Why does a pop-up pop up recommending a book that has been discontinued for 4 months?