Use Squats to Bring Change to the World, Father

If you want to say that, then I'll watch it~😍😍😍

What should I do if everyone has a pointy head?🙂

Please read it!

Is it not magical enough? If it were more magical, should it be called the Church of Tribulation? The essence of misery is the belief that hard work will be rewarded. People can succeed only after experiencing pain and setbacks and paying the price. But the word suffering is a bit too negative. For those without philosophical knowledge, they will only interpret it ideographically. This is too detrimental to preaching.

Is this serious squat?

Is it eunuch to install the guide? That's a bit interesting.

I haven't watched it yet. In order to avoid not being able to do squats, I'll do it first and then start looking forward to squats😍

No, buddy, I just voted for you as a monthly vote and you are gone now.

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This book is neither good nor evil, neither good nor bad, and it cannot express the charm of personality. It makes people think what kind of mentality the author had when writing it? Is it true that in reality, he is a commoner who wants to become an exploited class? It makes me feel inexplicably uncomfortable

Five percent is too conscientious. It would be abnormal if the next door didn't offer a tenth or one percent reward to believers.

The writing is quite good, just don't make it abstract or funny. Your type of book is not suitable for abstract and funny things.

Practice until you become a saint and ascend to the world of cholesterol gods

It is indeed possible to do this in order to conform to the "god"'s strong character, but it doesn't matter if you spend your faith. After all, it is reasonable to give things to consume some power. In my opinion, the bigger problem is the process of giving. All the current skills are personally given by the protagonist. In theory, there is no problem. Whether it is a setting or to highlight the importance of the protagonist in the early development process, it is still a bit awkward. Because there are a lot of people, really a lot of people. Trivia: A person can never know more than ten thousand people in his lifetime. But a big sect needs several million, right? Can the protagonist still take the initiative to do it every time? Moreover, even if the protagonist is the god himself, it is a bit overstepping his role, which is not good for the sect. Although it is right that the protagonist should be given priority. . . And this doesn't fit the profile, right? Is there a problem with not having automatic buying and selling outside of the field of view?

Is this book about eunuchs? I stopped chasing after a few days. Because the main line of the plot does not feel so imminent More of the plot is used to describe the protagonist's surroundings and his own growth, which is very daily It is not so much about saving the world? This plot feels like reading a light novel, a pleasant daily life in a world that is about to end. Even if the world is about to end, it feels like it is just a joke After all, the plot does give people such a feeling For example, when a monster comes, the protagonist is nearby Why can't the protagonist pass by to buy something, and then people around are discussing that a certain place is attacked by a demon again, in some places It seems to have been broken Added various other contents to make readers feel that there are many things happening in this world, and the protagonist is just one of them. He is still very weak and cannot save so many But the reality is that the plot is that the protagonist is nearby every crisis, and then nothing happens at other times.

Faith is poison. If you don't believe it, you can try it—whisper in a low voice before going to bed at night: I am a genius. If there is no filter, those who play with faith will sooner or later be killed by faith.

I saw it by chance, I haven't read it yet, but the introduction looks very similar

I've read through all the new books in the fantasy genre, and this one involves faith, but I'm not sure if it's a person, probably not,