I Write a Sunflower Book, and All the World Becomes Sisters

There is only one question. Does the Sunflower Book, which only has one level, really have anyone other than the protagonist to practice it? If there is no deep grudge against others, or other problems, I feel like no one will go back to practice it. If it is half or all of the Sunflower Book, there will definitely be people who practice it. I feel that this is a bit too far-fetched. I am sorry that I occasionally get a little confused when reading the novels on the starting point. If it were on Tomato, I would not be like this.

I feel like it's better to describe the level of force in this world. Otherwise, if you say that the protagonist Sunflower Dacheng defeats all the local invincibles, and then says that the top masters in this world can cut off rivers, seas and mountains, it will be as uncomfortable as eating flies.

If everyone has the Sunflower Manual, and one person practices Invincible, and others also practice after seeing it, the relative intensity will not change but there will be more tj

If you're cheating, just play it well. The plot of spreading the exercises is so slow. I just want to see the protagonist spreading all kinds of unscrupulous exercises behind the scenes to disrupt the world.

I thought it was a cool novel, but it turned out to be a routine novel with serious homogeneity in the setting of "Xiwu Baoyu", and it is easy to eunuch.

The little girl gets +1 poison points at the beginning, the Sunflower Book only gives +1 poison points for the first layer, and the function card gives +1 poison points. Farewell

After reading dozens of chapters, to be honest, I didn't write about the explosive point of spreading martial arts. What I wrote about was going to the martial arts gym to practice boxing and kill the gangsters and take advantage of them.

A hundred chapters of the "Two Sunflower Collections" were lost,,, Selling dog meat over sheep's heads is just a routine martial arts novel with no new ideas, and it deserves to be thrown out of the street.

The idea is good, but the direction is too crooked. Is there anyone out there using this idea to re-open a new book?

It's okay to just start the game the same way as you did with a drag bottle. You haven't given others an overview of transitions. You haven't practiced martial arts in the first place. Why don't you write an overview of character transitions and practice for Niu Ma? What do you want readers to see? Talking to oneself, directing and acting

Forty chapters are just the first book on the first level of martial arts. I don't know how to write this book. It's so wretched and slow to get started. I feel like this sister, you can also be a eunuch.

The monotonous routines themselves are the highlight of Goldfinger, and there are a lot of unlockables here and there, which destroys the expectations. The routines are tiring to read, and you can guess the plot just by looking at the title.

It's neither fish nor fowl, what kind of martial arts school would you join if you have a plug-in?

The advantage of this book is that it is written fluently and has a compact rhythm. In fact, you can still read it. The disadvantage is that the details and settings are too brainless, and there are many little tricks. 1. The protagonist traveled through time for three days. Every day he closed the door of the bookshop and sat in front of the table with the panel in front of him to read the whole day and wait for feedback. I haven't done anything for three days, just staring at the panel. 2. The setting is that someone else wrote that the protagonist automatically learns martial arts. As a result, someone else learned the Sunflower Manual, and the protagonist automatically learned the Sunflower Manual. He has Sunflower Qi in his body, but cannot control it? Therefore, the true energy obtained through the Sunflower Manual cannot be manipulated. You must learn the exercises from another world and then control the Sunflower True Qi. This contradictory setting really makes me vomit. 3. On a rainy night, the house was so poor that there were no candles and the lights were dark. When the protagonist changed clothes, the little girl copied 40 copies of the Sunflower Book... The ink was still dry, so she carried it in her arms and went out. The copy machine is not as fast as your little sister. Now changed to "engraving" 49 points. Engraving is even slower. You have to carve the full text relief of the master first, and then apply the magic seal. You might as well say movable type printing. Moreover, printing with movable type took a long time, and a stove was still needed to burn turpentine. The protagonist is so poor that he has no money to buy a movable alphabet tablet and a kiln. There are many similar ones, and the details are full of loopholes. It looked very unpleasant and I couldn't think about it at all.

No matter what kind of golden finger you have, you must join a martial arts gym. Is it a bit novel for a gang to collect money from a girl?

Add some points to the martial arts. It's incredible.

I published "Sunflower Collection" just once, but the author's paper is gone?

Qidian has declined, but this kind of book can still be published

The author has a look. I have read more than forty chapters. He is too deliberate.

I heard that there is a protagonist here who wiped out the entire Han family alone.

To be honest, Jianghu should be a woman who likes to castrate her defeated subordinates.

At present, the system seems to be messy, and maybe the author himself hasn't figured it out yet.

This plot looks inexplicably familiar, a template of a routine.

A far-fetched theory that has high ambitions but low ambitions.

The protagonist's little thoughts 😂

Putting the cart before the horse, even if you give me a gold finger, you won't be able to use it.