I Can Bring Game Items Into Reality

This guy is the worst kind of idiot. He has money but doesn't use it to improve his strength; instead, he's saving it to run a pharmaceutical company. Doesn't he realize how much hatred he's attracted? After receiving the inheritance, they've already found his villa. They know who's after him, so why don't they run away and hide? Instead, he's still cultivating in the villa.

Negative review. First of all, even though it's a novel, you can't go too far against common sense. I really want to ask, in chapter 34, they were about to beat you up, and they kept your female friend behind for drinks. After drinking, didn't they have any sense of propriety? They slapped two of the other guy's henchmen a few times, then acted all high and mighty and left?

None of Qi Mao's books are currently easy to finish; please recommend some.

This is the best game that combines gaming and reality I've ever seen. Unlike some games that just use monster-fighting to pad out their word count, this work is truly excellent.

What kind of nonsense is this? How can someone who's been working for several years be so foolish? Not eliminating the root of the problem, not taking advantage of the situation to defeat the enemy when you have the ability, and then waiting for them to retaliate and suppress you? Foolish! Don't you know that revenge shouldn't be delayed?

So-so, I'll abandon the book.

I sat up in shock while dying, and realized that the clown was myself. I left Baidi City amidst the colorful clouds of dawn, and there was a clown right beside me. A long roar echoes across the vast sky; being a clown is truly wonderful. The monkeys' cries on both banks could not be stopped, and the clown had already traveled ten thousand miles.

I don't know if the author thinks all readers are idiots. Anyway, it was a pain in my liver to read.

Hmm, it looks pretty good...

I don't know how others feel about this, but to me it's like reading a primary school student's essay!