Cultivation: One Erroneous Message a Day

Lao Jiu, I am almost sure now that you wrote it with AI and then changed it yourself. There are too many psychological descriptions of the characters. Most of the chapters in one chapter are full of self-pleasure and fantasy. The plot is too protracted. The main events related to the chapter names are only mentioned in a few sentences. This is completely It's not at your level at all. The first 300 chapters of your book are always very exciting, but then it just starts to suck, and now it starts to suck from the beginning. How can I read it? You should try it carefully, but if it doesn't work, stop and straighten out your thoughts. Otherwise, this book will definitely be terrible and a waste of time.

Jiumei's books are okay to read at first, but later on you will find that they contain personal information, such as inserting your own (the author's) feelings into the books, causing you to become self-indulgent and depressed. Jiu Mei is also pitiful... Several books are like this, so pitiful

It started again, pulling and pulling in one place, and the aristocratic families inside were all like fools. They would give out a hundred thousand taels as soon as they asked. It was so difficult to get a few taels in the past. A concubine gave birth to a daughter, and they could still come up with 8,000 taels. Don't use your brain.

Lao Jiu, have you lost your IQ by stock trading? When I read Shen Gongbao's The Inheritance, I really thought that your writing style has the potential to be a great talent. As long as you correct a few minor flaws, you can become a great talent. However, these few books are all over the top, and the main characters are too small. It is the feeling of a villain. If I write too much about some small things, the whole book will be too harsh. The protagonist still needs to change his character, take responsibility for things, practice his promises, and persevere in his character, instead of always writing about the character of a villain.

I saw that Er Laizi was already a warrior in the refining stage and was still trying to think of ways to defraud the protagonist of a few taels of silver. The reason why these two children became warriors was all because of their tricks to the protagonist. Even if the protagonist is about to go bankrupt and only has three melons and two dates, he still has to find a way to cheat him. A few hundred chapters later, the second-rate scoundrel has become the Jade Emperor, and is still thinking of cheating the protagonist out of his three cents. You still say this is quite normal. If I were a bad guy, I would stop herding cattle as soon as I became a warrior. The next time he got married, he started a family and started a business. Sugar daddy. Get funding. He feeds cows every day, and thinks about robbing the fool next door for a few dollars. Where is the IQ? Where's the logic? What do you think of that normal person? (seen in the comment section)

The first six chapters were quite interesting at first, but when I got to the martial arts gym, they immediately started attacking my IQ. It was so sudden that I was disgusted.

Prices are collapsing, combat power is collapsing, and there is no brain... Readers can't wrap their heads around it.

Name change: Practice starts with a tenfold increase in the required experience points Three hundred chapters of practice, comparable to the village poor boy I was defrauded of 8,000 taels at the beginning, just because my farmer parents lived in a thatched house My peasant parents spent 8,000 taels for me to train my Qi and blood in the martial arts studio Twenty chapters at the moment, more to come later

Why is it written? The money is so stretched. The first 10 taels are sold for selling sons and daughters, but the next 100,000 taels are so easy to get. The currency is messed up.

Apart from a little water and forced intelligence, there was nothing else.

To be honest, I was disgusted when I found out that Yang Li was a second-rate son.

The protagonists in each book are obviously very powerful, but they still live a very frustrating life.

The protagonist's predecessor was a martial artist who turned to immortality, but was defrauded of all his wealth by the cowherd boy next door. He did not go to the martial arts gym for a year and a half, but the cowherd boy used the defrauded money to go to the martial arts studio to practice martial arts. The protagonist traveled back in time to regain martial arts. He practiced martial arts for ten taels in the martial arts school and took care of the food. He wanted to buy a cow raised by the owner of the cowherd boy for ten taels. In the end, the cowherd boy made the final decision and made the deal for 20 taels (the author forgot that the transaction price of 20 taels was recorded as 10 taels). Later, the protagonist designed the cowherd boy to take the initiative to repurchase the sacred cow and asked for 100,000 taels. Miraculously, the cowherd boy sold the iron and sold it to get 100,000 taels and the deal was completed. 😰 Reading one more word here is a waste of life.

Starting again? Can the family ethics of the protagonist in your book not be outrageous?

I just saw the third level of Qi training. The value is so big at the beginning. The experience is 10 times that of the next level. Is it because the strength of cultivating immortals increases a lot at the first level? To what extent will the 12th level of Qi training crush the martial arts? Can the highest level of martial arts be explosive?

The author may not be good at mathematics. The first level of Qi training will increase tenfold, and the later stage will be trillions and trillions?

A new book written by Jiumei Farewell 🙏

Ninth sister, can you not be so abusive in this book?

It's this problem again. I'm sure this sister will cause a lot of problems.

Will the combat power system not collapse? In the last few chapters, it feels like the combat power has suddenly gone from low martial arts to high martial arts to prehistoric times. . . Quite speechless

Don't touch women! Have a longer memory!

Read this now. Pretty normal, okay

The content is very good, it is about cultivating immortals and martial arts, and the subject matter is very new, but the protagonist is really wretched and has no sense of dignity, and I feel that the wall-penetration technique is really not done well, and it feels like petty theft. Can I use it to do some revenge or fight against evil? I can steal a few taels of silver all day long, but it doesn't have the essence of a refreshing novel. You don't need to use it all the time. You can just use it once at a critical event and a big wave of relief.

Isn't that right, Jiumei? I remember you wrote earlier that she kept failing because she practiced the exercises given by her father? Now it seems as if it is purely Xu Wei's own problem

Are you afraid that a hundred thousand troops will go crazy?

It's interesting to watch, relaxing, nice to watch

I remember two a day before. Why is this one picture a day?

Although the idea is old-fashioned, the writing is good, but reading it is like watching a Stephen Chow movie, and there is a sense of expectation.

I've subscribed to all the chapters. I can't say it's good, and I can't say it's bad either. I feel like it's just average...

Why has the book "I Picked Up Skills in the Monster World" been removed from the shelves? 😰