It's Obviously a Life Skill, but You Developed It into a Magical Skill

Generally speaking, the writing is okay, but the skill concept is not very good, and the protagonist is so awesome in writing. In the end, he always relies on this and that. When something really happens, he is useless.

La Kun, all the villains have nothing to do and keep staring at the protagonist. The villain's Five Elements Burial Technique is also incredible. If he is so awesome, the emperor will be the first to practice it. The system is also rubbish. After two hundred chapters, two-thirds of the whole book is passed. Even the martial arts Yang Guo can't win.

Except for the over-written aspect of the distortion of human nature (the kind that wants the whole world to be buried together), which is not mastered enough to ruin the plot, the rest is okay, and the protagonist pays attention to details and is also a hard-working type.

This book, a systematic text, lacks the realm of desperately pressing, and is disgusting. If you still live in the career system, if you don't work hard to develop and get rid of it, you will have various professions at the beginning. Music, chess, calligraphy and painting, cooking, tailoring, blacksmithing, running, swimming, high jumping, bungee jumping, rock climbing, etc. There are all kinds of life occupations in Chinese, mathematics, physics and chemistry. Isn't it nonsense to write that in the ancient times two factions always fought against each other? Most of the people outside Yali wanted to solve the mystery, how could it be possible that their own people were always fighting to the death?

The male protagonist is very mentally retarded and this book is at the level of an elementary school student!

After reading more than 30 chapters, it was too stupid to write the secret agent. The mysterious master appears every time when the protagonist and his friend are in trouble, and they are all telling the same story. Anyone with a normal mind would know that either there is something wrong with these two people, or they are related to the master, but the result is that they didn't even ask, a person with an innocent fortune was perfunctory, and the skill triggers are weird. The knife skill can be used to cut vegetables, and it takes a long time to run to trigger it. The golden finger settings are not fully explained until it is triggered. When I was fighting the leader of the Blood Demon Cult, the previous chapter said that his body size exploded to eight meters, and the next chapter said that his body size reached seven meters. I forgot the data I wrote in the next chapter, but I was convinced.

Most of the plots are bland, but the fights are not ambiguous. The evil people in the front are all like cultists, sacrificing people and so on.

Generally speaking, the content is okay, but there is a problem with the matching between the protagonist's skill system and the training system. The realm requires multiple skill proficiencies to accumulate. If it is said to be focused on swordsmanship, does it mean that even if the skills are dozens or hundreds of training levels, it will not be able to reach the level? If your skills reach this level, you can instantly become a god with just one strike, right?

I saw it on site B, and later I continued to finish it on Qimao. It's really good to watch, with a novel theme and a unique ending. It's very good. The emotions touch people's hearts, and Aunt runs through the whole text, which is both funny and exciting. The writing is beautiful, the plot is compact, and it is neither watery nor piss-poor. I recommend everyone to watch it together!

Ghost stories are of little interest to most adults.