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After reading the chapters, I finally understood why this book has almost 300 chapters and over a million words, but it doesn't even have 200 comments. Not good-looking The travel between the two worlds in this book is not of the flesh-traveling type. Scarce resources cannot be obtained through the differences in the cultivation systems of the two worlds. They are not in the same world, so they cannot help each other. It is of the soul-piercing type, which means that the help from both parties is only to obtain the skills, and it seems that they are useless in the system of this world. They just happen to be able to practice, but they are considered geniuses when they practice the system of another world. In other words, in the world of martial arts, that is, the world of the Three Kingdoms, they are geniuses who cultivate immortality. The feeling of pleasure has already been suppressed here. And this routine was actually written in a previous Qidian novel. The protagonist of that book was a fisherman. After learning the talisman in the world of immortality, something happened to the sect, and the teacher drove the apprentice away. The protagonist used the talisman to catch fish in the martial arts world, and then the author became a eunuch. It is nothing more than resource constraints that prevent the author from writing anymore. Just to make a talisman, the protagonist has to learn how to make spiritual paper and talisman pens. Then when learning to make alchemy later, the herbs in the two worlds are not necessarily the same. Do they need to learn it again? When learning to practice qi, do you need to become familiar with mineral materials again, do you need to forge or refine them yourself? A lot of trouble, equivalent to rebuilding modern civilization in an ancient world

Driving a super invincible golden elephant leg-level vehicle and acting like a clown At the beginning, he gained the ability of the ocean and water king of the dragon world who has lived for thousands of years. After sharing, the protagonist of the Naruto world also changed from the three magatama to the kaleidoscope. Even if the strength is not at the level of six levels, it is at least super shadowy. I beat a Hanzo and he didn't instantly kill him. After you opened the kaleidoscope, what about the increased chakra and power? What about your awakened kaleidoscope powers? What about the physical fitness of the Dragon King you shared? The author is also very proud to say that the instant kill is too unsightly, so he specially strengthened the opponent Author, you can't grasp the intensity of cheating. You shouldn't have such a powerful character in the early stages. After opening it, I have to open the golden finger in the reverse direction to forcefully suppress the protagonist's combat power. It feels better to suppress it. And after this one time, it's hard to say there won't be a second time Another thing that put me off was the protagonist using seduction to seduce Jiraiya in front of a group of people. No, Naruto can be used because he has a nonsensical characteristic in the early stage. He can use this kind of funny scene to transition and ease the atmosphere. In addition, because he is weak, targeting other people's weaknesses and defeating the strong with the weak is actually a kind of fun. Protagonist, you have just killed a demigod in the ninja world. If a strong man uses this, you will go crazy.

It's quite tiring to watch. Is the protagonist some kind of absolute loser? Just for the first seventy or eighty chapters, the cultivation time has already lasted for hundreds of thousands of years. After all, hundreds of thousands of copies can be made every day. Crazy accumulation, polishing every step to the best, and then when you come to a new map, you can still only compete with others 50-50. Every time the skills are upgraded to the end, they are all upgraded to one with only one hit. After defeating the protagonist, the protagonist becomes useless.

I only clicked on this book after reading the author's name, but I was disappointed. When I read the back part, I felt that it was a fake, using the name of a famous author to attract readers. Otherwise, the author is selling his account. I have a human shield talent, so I changed my profession to an agile warrior, and later I wanted to switch to a mage. So fucking speechless The early function of Goldfinger is to increase the skill level by one level. If there are no skill slot restrictions, you can improve your combat effectiveness even by learning some low-level passive talents. However, the author later added a setting. There are skill slots, and there are limits to the skills that each person can learn. In this case, I have to learn some rubbish skills, which is very speechless. The protagonist does not need to learn damage-related combat skills at all. At most, he can add taunting and displacement skills. The rest can only be passive, which increases defense, increases damage reduction and increases blood volume. As for causing damage, just leave it to talent. As long as someone attacks him, regardless of whether damage is caused or not, he will receive counter-injury from his talent, and every attack will In this case, is it necessary for the protagonist to learn combat skills and rush forward? Even the first description of the mage later said that it requires strong innate intelligence and perception to be successful. As a result, the protagonist later said that his own attributes were up to standard, but he just didn't have the money to buy a job transfer certificate, so he didn't transfer. If you're not the eldest brother, you could borrow money from the family without interest, but you can't become a mage? It's no better than turning you into a useless double-sword warrior. I'm definitely more willing to borrow money from you. If you are willing to spend money when you go to school to buy skill points and attribute points, why not just spend it when you first choose a career. This is very stupid. The author's description makes me feel like the protagonist is mentally retarded. Comments will be deleted even if you make comments, and you will be banned for 50 years at every turn

Even bad people have brains, right? A seventeen or eighteen year old who has never practiced martial arts. Is there any need for the Demon Cult to forcefully take him in? It is obvious that his only good point is his status as a scholar, but they still want to use his identity to kill people, thus erasing this only good point. So why is it necessary to recruit them? By the time I passed the Juren exam, I even entered the top three. Isn't it more useful? Even if you think it will be harder to win over at that time, the worst you can do is come here in advance and play the emotional card, saying that there is only a young man in the protagonist's family, and there is also a young sister who is orphaned and widowed. If he is not eaten out by others, he is protected by the divine religion. Then he made threats overtly and covertly, saying that if he had a religious identity, he would lose his official position if it was revealed. Even if he had outstanding abilities and was not dismissed from his official position, he would not be promoted. Naturally, the protagonist can only cooperate with them. Just pretending to be someone else and killing someone, isn't that a no brainer?