Great Cultivation System

The name Gao Yi is so familiar.

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There are many other trivial things, and the roommate dispute feels beyond reality. The rest is fine, add it to the bookshelf, let it mature before killing it, author, come on! [Fn=2_3]

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"Master, what should I do if my colleagues always make me angry?" Take a deep breath before you want to quarrel. "Are you trying to calm yourself down?" "Look at me," the master took a deep breath, "you have been deficient in calcium since you were a child and grew up lacking love. Grandma doesn't care for your uncle. You don't love your left cheek. You need to slap the right cheek. You need to kick the donkey. If you see the donkey, kick the pig, see the pig, trample the kid again. Believe it or not, I'll slap you and knock you out. Let you go home. Your parents don't even know you. Oh my God, I'm suffocated. I really can't finish without taking a deep breath." "

I think the writing is quite delicate, but the writing style is not refined enough, and there are some suspicions that the word count is crammed in many places. But overall, it's still good. I like it quite a lot.

The protagonist's IQ is insufficient. For college graduates who have read online articles, the IQ does not match, just like the IQ of high school students.

I only know how to open treasure chests, but I don't know there is a system store, so just go to sleep.

After reading the current chapters, I feel that the protagonist is a ** and a little smart person. Before I got the system, I thought the protagonist was a bit inferior and introverted. That is, a typical diaosi. But after reading the existing chapters, I feel that the author's protagonist's IQ or emotional intelligence is a bit annoying. The most clear thing about a diaosi is that she knows herself, and to put it bluntly, she has low self-esteem. And to be honest, the protagonist feels like the male protagonist of an urban drama. Also, the article is written in a very naive way. There are no ups and downs at all. I hope the author can write more fully later.

The author asked quietly: "Where is the fifth chapter of this book?"

After reading the introduction, I felt it was unreliable. Comrades who have read it can tell me if this book is poisonous.

I have read 100 chapters of the book and there are no big bugs, but I want to say that the protagonist really has the mentality of a small farmer. The 1 yuan free potion sold for 190,000 yuan, but until the latest chapter, it only added 500 yuan to the system, and it was called a reward. . . . I play mobile games, and I can't compare with the local tycoons, but I also know that resources must be utilized early and upgraded quickly. The protagonist obviously has experience pills and is still saving up. Can't you go to the fourth floor and open a mall? There is still money. It is clear that recharging money in this system gives generous returns, but only 500 RMB has been recharged. It is too short-sighted. Fortunately, there is still room for change in the protagonist's thinking, and I hope the author will pay attention. At least sell the potions and make 10W of them. Isn't that a problem? Where can I find more help for my cultivation than what the system gives me? If you want the plot to be stuck, then make the amount of money higher, or calculate merit, luck, etc. Every time I watch it, I feel like I spent 4,000 to buy a glass ball (although I know it's a foreshadowing), but I don't know how to top it up to get rewards. It feels like the protagonist is picking up sesame seeds and throwing away watermelons. It's not that I want to find fault, but I just can't bear it anymore and hope the author can correct it. As for the people who say youcanyouup, I want to say that I don't need to be able to shoot to comment on movies, I don't need to talk to listen to music, and I don't need to be able to raise or grow vegetables and meat.