Becoming an Immortal Begins with God's Reward for Hard Work

1. There are no poisonous points at present, the rhythm is very good, neither boring nor suppressed 2. The IQ is very reasonable, and the price system is not chaotic 3. There is no need to live for the sake of survival, and God rewards those who work hard. We should not hide it, but we should work hard to create a persona of customers who work hard, and a persona that is good to others and builds good relationships. Use other people's materials to make elixirs and practice talismans. 4. Don't worry about being a so-called casual cultivator or joining a sect. Each has its own benefits. This book does not deliberately discredit that identity. The author, please keep the level and rhythm. Don't overwhelm the combat power and deliberately create fluff to promote the plot, especially the loopholes caused by lowering the IQ.

I have read a lot of God rewards those who work hard, but none of them are consistent with God rewards those who work hard. It is impossible for the protagonist to practice faster than a genius. Average qualification means that the upgrade speed must be slow, in the middle and lower reaches. The objects of comparison are not geniuses, but those with average qualifications. They may be stuck in the upgrade stage. Because the protagonist is rewarded by God, he can only succeed by working hard and getting results. Don't go one dungeon after another. Each dungeon will bring you great benefits. Sometimes it's good to save your life. The advantage of the protagonist is that he can work hard to practice some difficult spells, and then rely on these spells to enter the dungeon to grab resources You can write more plots to describe the difficulty of the protagonist practicing some spells, or spells that require some medicinal primers to practice. These medicinal primers need to be obtained from dungeons, such as detection spells, pupil magic, powerful escape skills, and divination. . .

Breaking a sense of presence in "Pleiades Star Official's Monster Hunt"

After reading a few chapters, I feel that it is better to be pure aboriginal or a time-travel failure. The time-travelers are not reflected at all. As a time-traveler, even if the things are exactly the same, I will use this narrative method to write it.

Failed, especially after the protagonist established a foundation, the golden finger was weak and the sense of immersion was not good.