The Ultimate Pay-to-Win Upgrade System

I was wrong, I was wrong! This useless protagonist! Waste material system! The strongest? 🤮🤮🤮🤮What I see is always being suppressed! Always getting beaten! Forget it, you call it the strongest masochistic system🤮🤮🤮

If the building is unfinished, it must have a high score in the front, but if it is a building in the back, it is unfinished.

It's not a cool article. There are many reversals that only last a few seconds. There are many female non-studs appearing, but none of them have any results. Most of it is about nurture (low-level strength), the other half is about innateness (middle-to-lower strength), and the last ten or so chapters are about becoming a god (medium strength). Completed (one chapter of the script that was finally constructed was finished)

. It's a cool name, but I'm unhappy the whole time. The money-making system doesn't make money. The cultivation level goes up and it falls down. The baby's hand is still snatched away when he sees it. No one can beat him. He always pretends to be cool. It's nothing. The more you look at it, the more boring it gets.

Bad book

The first part of this novel is definitely the best one I have ever read. But towards the end, the plot becomes more and more confusing and incomprehensible. The protagonist is weak, has no brains, has no strength, and is all starry. Song Wanying has been waiting for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist thinks that Song Wanning is already there. After getting married, he left. It was very heartbreaking and very sad. I couldn't stand it anymore. I wrote something at the end and disappeared. The sister's pit was not 4 dead and the old man's pit was not filled. Don't read it. It's just a waste of time.

The Pantheon, the Ancestral Artifacts of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and many other things have not yet been introduced. I am looking forward to the follow-up. It feels like the whole book is unfinished. It was good at the beginning, but it became a little watery in the end, and the chapters became faster. The most important thing is what happened to the four old grandfathers. Did Xia Que see them? Where are Xia Que's two sisters, Er Mao and Thirteenth Aunt? There are no results. At least the author wants to have a happy ending.

It's a waste of time. I suggest you don't read it. I want to change the review. It's too bad. It's too harmful.

I don't recommend this novel. It's the worst one I've ever read so far. It's not that I haven't seen other bad novels that don't respect readers. At any rate, people tend to overdo it and let you end it. This book is just straight up.

I will tell you my personal feelings after reading more than 70 chapters. First of all, the author is really sorry for the word "shuangwen". I have never felt that the protagonist is happy after reading it for several hours. Second, is the system the author arranged for the protagonist a defective CAN product? Krypton gold? Krypton for what? After more than seventy chapters, the protagonist doesn't even know what to do. Third, learning basic alchemy requires 10,000 skill points, he... Tui! The protagonist of this brain-CAN actually wants to kill mysterious beasts to accumulate skill points. I really can't stand it. It's understandable that you go around the novice village to consolidate the foundation. You forcefully reduced your intelligence and wrote the protagonist to a 250. It's too much. The protagonist is a college student who came from time-to-time. How much do you look down on college students. The novel is not pleasant, the novice village is grinding and grinding, and the IQ is worrying; the system is useless, and the male protagonist is confused and his eyes are wandering. Never see you again