Bodhisattva, Please Help Me Cultivate!

These are all on the list, and the starting point is getting more and more depraved. . . .

Carrying private goods😅😅😅 The author still doesn't understand why the official should give you all the good things when you join the officialdom😅😅😅 In other words, where the good things come from, they must be handed over to the collective after exploration by public officials 😅 It cannot be conjured out of thin air. . So what is the protagonist's ability to only get good things from the official without turning them over? 😅 (Contributions for completing tasks are only quantified. If everyone develops good things by themselves, then the official will not have items that the protagonist covets or needs.) If the protagonist is a third party and only does tasks without handing in things, then it conflicts with the protagonist's character 😅 After all, the protagonist has been bragging about how good it is to join the official directly, and to be directly included in the establishment, etc. . . . . So there is a logical conflict. That's good stuff. If the protagonist doesn't hand it over to the collective, but as mentioned before, the organization is good and everyone in the staff is the same as the protagonist. If he doesn't turn it in and only makes quantitative contributions to the task, then the official won't have good stuff, and there will be conflicts with the protagonist's people. Then if the protagonist turns in the collective, then this book will be completely finished 😁 In short, the underlying logic of this book is wrong, even if you have not officially joined but are just outsourcing 😜

The settings were too high, so I didn't dare to look back. With only 10 attributes, you can plot against all the gods in the sky. Doesn't that mean that even if the protagonist becomes a god, you will be arbitrarily designed by mortals at any time?

Zao Jun is really unstoppable. I don't know if I haven't thought about the plot well or something, but I wrote half a chapter where the younger brother and the golden boy treat the male protagonist as a gay. Do you really think this plot is interesting or something?

The classic advanced magical power opens up the advanced inner scene, but the consumption is staggering. So the question is, doesn't your inner scene bless your body? And I feel dizzy after just a few minutes of driving Having given birth to a chaotic beast, how do you let this chaos grow?

Now either the author is like this, or he is Da Zongzi. There is too much private life, not for normal people to see

The novel is good and easy to read, but the author tries to beautify Buddhist thought. Maybe the author himself doesn't feel it, and this is the terrible thing about Buddhist thought. Many Buddhist stories seem reasonable, but if you think about it carefully, there are two big problems. First, there is no distinction between good and evil. It looks like punishing evil and promoting good, but in fact it is about the rotation of karma. The second is the pursuit of perfection, so it is extreme. It's easy to end up in a dead end, either a great good or a great evil. All in all, it's fun to read the novel and picture, don't get sucked into it.

Folklore text adventure game, preceded by "The Lord of the World" and now "Eunuch". Folklore is endless. There was "Guhuo Bird" before it, and it has also become a eunuch. Newcomers will have to face these two mountains. They are not only popular for a while, but both authors are good at writing. The author of this book combines the above two sets of elements, so as a reader, I will only feel bored if I find that the author has not surpassed the previous path and is still spinning in circles. This is a personal feeling. Specifically, there are new and interesting things before entering the life-raising dungeon, such as the real body entering the word game, the origin of zombies, etc. The nonsensical and adventures are also arranged appropriately. However, the copy began to fall into clichés. Too many books were written with labels such as "Republic of China" and "Martial Arts", and there are too many good ones. "Gu Huo Bird" is one of the representatives. So I've been skipping through the dungeon chapters lately. The author himself mentioned in the commentary that some readers reported that the original time limit of three months in the copy was too long, so it was shortened to two months. The essence is that the content is tasteless and boring, and there are gems first. If the author's writing power cannot surpass his predecessors, it is natural to skip reading. These readers may just want to quickly witness the end of the copy. I have to say that opening a copy is a good way to fill up the word count, but how to connect it with the main line is a problem. The author may already have some ideas about this. What makes people worry is that there are no finished books on this kind of subject. The world view is not perfect. It remains to be seen whether the author can break through the shackles and find his own way.

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Isn't this horse selling dog meat with a sheep's head hanging on it? The article becomes more and more off-kilter as it goes on. What about the protagonist's Hanba body? Why do you get more and more fancy stuff later on?