The Ultimate Lord of Wonders

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Nice! More updates! Looking at it all, there are two relatively big flaws in the front. First, there are many rare items and there are not many in Muhe Wanjie. As a result, the protagonist picked up two items a month in one city on Earth, one in the next city, one in the South China Sea, and Zhao's friend in the police guard had five items with high status. According to the probability, so many strange objects can be produced in a world of the Fallen Mother River. Even if only one person in ten hundred worlds gets a strange object by chance, countless strange objects can be produced (because there are countless worlds). Second, it is the immune substance photonucleus jellyfish produced by the earth when it was on the earth. There were police officers in front of me saying that I could meet them at the beach. Later, it will be said that Quan Hengguo only has two in the protagonist's hands. He knows it is important and knows that there are n number of superpowers in his hands and n number of fleets. Even if the guard spacecraft is not under control, he just won't go to the sea to look for it, right? Over there, the Xuan Lun Cult is fishing in the sea. It's speechless to get as much as you want🙄.

I started practicing around the same time. The enemies are already at the fourth level and almost at the fifth level. The pig's feet are still in the middle of the first level. There is no shortage of various resources. Why are you so useless?

At present, it seems that it is almost reaching the level of fairy grass, but it is a pity that the plot is delayed. If you beat a small boas to death, then when you beat the mother body, won't the group be wiped out?

Chapter 151 is only the first level of advanced level, so I'm not holding back😅

The plot is too slow, and the pressure on the protagonist is too heavy. At first, there are no more than 5 strange objects found in the world, and the protagonist has two alone. As a result, the strength is just like the first echelon. The first strange object absorbs the emotions of the people around it and quickly becomes stronger. As a result, the protagonist does not dare to do bad things and can only watch the monster kill people and become stronger. If you ask me, why not kill a few people yourself? Kill the monster after becoming stronger, and even if you don't kill innocent people, there will be no bad people in the whole society for you to kill? Lower your morals. After all, the government is snatching personal treasures for the sake of the overall situation. Why can't the protagonist lower his moral values for the sake of the overall situation? If that doesn't work, instead of actively creating emotions, you can always passively absorb them. Go to a factory nightclub, volunteer at a disaster scene, etc. Not all are places with high emotional fluctuations, which can accelerate growth. As a result, the protagonist just doesn't take the initiative to do it, and just sits there leisurely, catching that woman to absorb the emotions. As a result, everyone else has come out at the second level, and the protagonist is only at the zero level. He can defeat others with the ability of two magical objects. Also, the protagonist is a bit of a virgin, and was killed by the second-level sneak attack. If it hadn't been for that woman's reminder, something would have happened, and it ended with just a misunderstanding. It's really against the sky. No matter if he misunderstood or not, does it mean that there is no such thing as killing you with a deadly hand? If his strength was not online, he would have died on the spot, not to mention taking his life, then at least he should be compensated. If he is not compensated, it will be useless. The result is nothing, I am really convinced I am reading a few chapters, if he still looks like this, I will run away.

I don't want to read it, the main character is too petty, and the upgrade is very slow. . Even though I have a baby, I still don't know how to use it. The author deliberately suppresses it. The exercises are based on peeking at the cult.

The government said before that the rare items are so awesome, but the protagonist has taken so many rare items and never seen where the awesome items went. The rare items that have not been fully utilized might as well be turned in.

I think the author just wants to enrich the plot and lengthen the rhythm of the book. He is too utilitarian and self-defeating.

The writing is great. The story is really outrageous. If a cult is so awesome, it is an orthodox religion. I feel like if there was no protagonist, the cult would have won long ago. What a waste of time. It's very frustrating to watch!

The beginning of the story is that the end of the world is coming. The protagonist gets a lot of treasures with his golden finger. Then he says that I will not be a hawk or a dog for the court. In fact, the story from beginning to end revolves around the protagonist doing errands for the court.

The rhythm is too rubbish. The so-called rare items are not much different from ordinary extraordinary resources. There is no way to increase the combat power by stepping on the left foot and the right foot. It is not worthy of the introduction.

Superpowers/subspace/apocalypse all break out in many places at the same time. The resources, scale of development, and personnel/equipment obtained by the cults or villains in the article are all stronger than the official ones. So many governments around the world and so many people are still trying to cross the river by groping for stones, but the cult has already grown so powerful and has not been discovered yet? The capital flow, logistics, and personnel concentration used in the development of the cult have not been discovered? On the contrary, the official is like a sieve. As soon as there is any good thing or action, the villain will know it immediately. How can he be the first to do so? Is it possible? The officially trained superpowers are only at level 1.2, And the villains have reached the ceiling of level 3456789. Is this possible? The government has so many talents and so many resources, but it is not as powerful as the people trained by rats in the gutter?

It was fine before it was put on the shelves, but the writing was very messy after it was put on the shelves. Settings introduced from other worlds are too big to grasp. The government relies on big magic objects, and there is nothing they can do against a cult. The cult will massacre the official police station at will. Later, the progress was inexplicably advanced, and most countries around the world collapsed. It feels like the world is about to be destroyed. It takes less than a year from the time the protagonist obtains the rare item to the time when the world is about to be destroyed. I don't know how to write it later, the separation between front and back is too big.

I haven't read it for a long time. After reading the comment section, I concluded that the more I write, the more depressing and uncomfortable I feel. Deliberately suppressing the protagonist is also a mistake. The protagonist is just a maggot in his world.

Luo Li, there isn't much actual plot, and the protagonist relies on himself except for finding rare objects, and everything else depends on the government. Can't he form a force that can help him? ?

Don't join the officialdom. If you want to be a lone wolf or form a force, it's fine as long as you don't join the officialdom. If you join, everyone will assume that you will become a tool man with pig's feet.

It was good before it was put on the shelves, but it was garbage after it was put on the shelves. A cult, it feels more awesome than the official one. The antidote to pollution turns out to be live jellyfish, and only two of them are left in the protagonist's hands, while the rest are in the hands of the cult. The antidote to other worlds is stone, as long as there is light. The protagonist's world is a jellyfish, and he needs pure water to survive. The plot is also scattered here and there. The boss that has been written in dozens of chapters is inexplicably killed by the second stage boss.

I would think it was well written, but now, I would say that it is just so screwed up, it might as well be a river of blood.

It kind of imitates the feeling of "I Can Pick Up Treasures in My Dreams", but the early sense is a little worse than that one. The protagonist felt an indescribable feeling of embarrassment when facing the official.

There are so many wonderful things in this book, but it's not as if the author said there are very few, a middle-level leader would have several. The top level can't have a few hundred pieces, right? And this is just one world. This book is set in an infinite world. Just think of how many strange objects there are. There are also many pretentious and slap-in-the-face plots in this book, and there are also many descriptions of the hearts of those who are slapped in the face, which is very sweet.

You're too middle-aged. Five years ago, I might have fallen in love with you, but I'm past that age now 😁

The biggest problem with this book is that revenge is overnight. It creates a disgusting villain who lives for more than ten chapters before dying. The thrill of revenge is gone, and the protagonist doesn't kill it himself.

I really like the subject matter. There have been similar strange objects before. Many of them are good at the beginning, but then they can't grasp the ending. The protagonist uses perception + unlocking conditions. It's okay in the early stage, but the combat power drops in the later stage. There are only one or two others, and the big forces have inherited more than a dozen for tens of thousands of years (after all, there is an unlocking time. There are all kinds of weird things like a few moves, etc.). To become stronger in the early stage, you will definitely search for strange items everywhere. In the mid-term, in order to suppress the combat power, you will develop the power of sharing strange items, just like how many people can be shared with people in the upper, middle and lower levels of XXX. But the problem comes again. People have been working hard for hundreds and thousands of years in the early stage. Add in other problems, and the novel will be rated GG. It feels like it's not very easy to write. I hope the author has thought about it during the outline. If there are too many rare objects, it will be troublesome to balance the combat power. The conditions for unlocking rare objects are difficult and difficult. The protagonist has a trick, so it is easy to obtain, but it cannot be defeated. I have all the rare objects, but I can't find an opponent for the protagonist. Everyone in the villain is a rare object. Isn't my trick in vain? I don't know what the future position of the protagonist is. I have seen it before. Either the protagonist acts as a collector and collects all the rare objects by one person, or he creates an organization to contain them and then distributes the rare objects to his subordinates. Tell me your thoughts here, hoping to give the author some inspiration.

The most unbearable thing is that a cult can snatch away all the bright jellyfish in the country in a short period of time. My evaluation is that they are all so nb. The official fw should have replaced them long ago. It's also inexplicable for the clone to lose face to me, especially when it appeared in the hospital for the second time. I don't know what to say The level has dropped drastically, so give up.

It's a big hang-up, but the air pressure is low throughout the whole process. It feels very depressing. Watching too much will affect your mood.

It's really good-looking. The protagonist's strength has been improved reasonably, the setting is interesting, and the writing is smooth and contagious. So far, I don't see any poisonous points. But one bad thing is that the author seems to be stuck in a small head. It's only about 50 chapters now. Starting from more than 20 chapters, the progress of the relationship with Violet will be described every two chapters. It's really unnecessary. Don't you push the main plot? With such a powerful ability, you should do your own thing first.

The biggest problem with this book is that it always talks about one city against the backdrop of world changes. While reading, I often feel that this city represents the whole world. . For example, there are only a few jellyfish in humans, and there are only a few human masters here and there, with no group images. Because the guard's shield needs to be peaceful and stable to be more effective. He didn't disclose the changes in the world and wanted to suppress them until he couldn't suppress them anymore. Put all your hopes on one item. . Under normal circumstances, it would have been a saturated self-rescue at this time. Just like Ultraman and monsters only appear in Japan. It's just the end of the world in one city.

Once you go to a new world, you start to get acquainted with it. There are also step-by-step tests. The protagonist's advantage is to find strange objects. There is a lot less content to strengthen himself, and it becomes boring.

The lack of control can only let the plot move forward along the set line. The supporting characters seem to be like Shafu. They believe what others say and are fooled around. The protagonist has no judgment, or in order to look unpredictable and difficult to make decisions, he is deliberately confused and helpless. Hey, how could the high-level officials of Hengguo in the book be defenseless against the human guards? They are all old men who have been in politics for decades, and they may not trust their relatives. Will they obey the orders of the Guard like a new recruit? The top management of the new city has no initiative and can only follow the protagonist to discover information. This is ridiculous.