Infinite Odd Jobs

Every world is full of ambiguity and relationships are unclear. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I still haven't lost my virginity. Once I'm sure, I'll have sex. After experiencing so many worlds, I'm still hesitant! Pig's Foot is a waste of strength. He relies on calculations to do everything, and he also forcibly subdues his wits. Every time he makes a calculation, there are fucking accidents. As a reborn person, Pig's Foot encounters many enemies before being reborn, and many of them are expelled. Many people are cleansed and drunk. Why kill him for a while? You can get some benefits if you don't kill him, but you have to know that the reader is reading the fun part, and in the end *** let the person run away, as if nothing happened. The most speechless thing is how you were targeted and tortured by others in your previous life. These people who you want to mention n times after the end of the chapter let him go because someone reminded you, and the reminder is useless to you. As a boss before being reborn, every time he plots against others, he understands some truths, such as not to treat plot characters or reincarnations as fools. He understands it, and then continues to plot against others, and understands it again. This... You are definitely not here to make fun of me. I don't know what the benefits of the migrant workers' alliance that Pig's Feet joined, but they didn't add any benefits to the knitting industry? Every time you plot against someone else and get cheated by your teammates

He cultivates both magic and martial arts at every turn. He really treats others as fools and wants to surpass others by practicing the skills created by others. Are you afraid you are living in a dream?

It was disgusting to see the part where the protagonist is possessed by a demon. He is obsessed with love because of his deep love, but the protagonist is a playboy, not counting the little fox, he is the third one. It would be understandable if he fell in love with this woman from the beginning to the end. It is so easy to become a demon, why do you engage in ancient martial arts? You must be the leader in the demon world...

By the way, this book is one of the first Infinite books I read. At the same time, I seem to have also read Infinite Arms and Superstring Space, which can be regarded as enlightenment. After all, it was an old book a long time ago, and there are still many poisonous points in my impression. (I actually read it with gusto at the beginning.) It is recommended that everyone enter the trap with caution. The Space-Time Police is not advisable.

A bunch of time and space police books that are many years old

The author is one of the most talented writers in the world, so he changed his career to writing historical articles. The problem is that the historical writings he writes are too competitive. (Historical articles have the highest requirements on the author's writing style among all online articles).

I came here to commemorate it. There are really few novels about Sky Traces, and some of them are TV drama versions.

I can't stand it, although it may be because it's an old book ten years ago. The narrative style and segmented reading make my head hurt. There are too many things in the prologue. I sit here and wish I could explain the setting and background in one chapter. Let's go...

Although some poems are very suitable for the occasion in the article, are they too time-travelling? . . For example, in the recent chapter of PK Fuxi, the poem sung by Fuxi is "Ganxing" written by Zhu Xi, and the era background of The Four of Swords is probably from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, right? Is it too time-traveling? There is also the volume of "Gu Jian Qi Tan". The poem Shen Ye recited before the Penglai natural disaster was Li Bai's "Naked Ancient", and the background of Gu Jian Yi was probably in the Tang Dynasty. Pushing forward a hundred years, that time was also in the Sui Dynasty. . . In addition, in the volume of "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty", during the decisive battle against Shi Zhixuan, what Shi Zhixuan recited was "Twenty-Four Poems" by Sikong Tu, a poet of the mid-Tang Dynasty. Shi Zhixuan seemed to be from the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. . .

I don't like Mugenliu, but this is the only Mugenliu novel that I could read and finish. I can't stand the rest. It took me a whole day of searching to find this book. It was almost ten years ago and I have forgotten both the title and the name of the protagonist.