This Mage Spends All Day Boosting and Enhancing

Common problems with QiDidian: the more powerful the character is, the more rubbish the protagonist is, the more IQ is worrying, not doing his job properly, constantly doing trivial matters, life is on the line, no money left, beauty is a disaster, bottlenecks everywhere, and rules and restrictions. You can also use these performances to evaluate the severity of the glitches. If criteria 1-2 are met, the glitches are normal. If criteria are 3-5, the glitches are severe. If >6 criteria are met, the glitches are extraordinary. They are classified as heifers flying.

Before one trouble is solved, another one comes. This kind of golden finger that makes money by collecting materials and selling equipment snowballs. It has been uneasy and stable for a period of time, which is already a bit annoying. My own problems have not been solved, and the trap of the elves and druids has not yet exploded. The assassination organization has not been solved yet and they attack the big chamber of commerce. Even collecting materials can offend people. They seem to be descendants of nobles or decent high-ranking officials. I thought the golden finger of the protagonist is the Super Saiyan system. Fighting is so exciting.

It's not interesting. I keep setting up puzzles, such as the identity of the protagonist, and then the identity of the noble son. Dozens of cards are released once, and I just get one, and immediately set it up again, but it is boring to watch. The protagonist's golden finger is not strong, why should the protagonist defeat the strong? Moreover, the protagonist is too restrictive, right? I can only write a few magic spells, but I don't have any opinions at all.

Let me ask a question, has the protagonist of this book studied the mechanism of his own golden finger? Do you need gold coins, do you need this kind of material, or do you need the emotion, willingness or belief power represented by money! Did he do any research? Or, author, have you given the protagonist an IQ? Does this protagonist have his own goals, or is he someone else's golden finger or just a backdrop?

Oh my god, there's so much bullshit in this.

I don't know if the author is doing it for plot or what, but you can't write the protagonist as mentally retarded. You know the problem and you still have to make up for it. You can definitely write a native who loves his country and his family. How can a time traveler have so much love? This mentally retarded person is not like a time traveler.

The protagonist said that he doesn't like people who are more pretentious than him. It just so happens that I don't like the protagonist who is more pretentious than him, so I can only abandon the book.

The subject matter of the novel is good, but the plot is old-fashioned and not very interesting.

What comes after chapter 59 is just a mess and can't be read.

Damn it, if I hadn't flipped through the old book at the end, I wouldn't have known that the author had published a new book, and I wouldn't have known that he was playing Guangzi in the old book.