I Suggest You Be Kind

Just average! No matter how powerful the protagonist is, others can catch up! You get rewards for catching monsters. At first, you exchange exercises, martial arts, and defensive martial arts that are useful to you. It's a very reasonable arrangement, but later it becomes a mess. Missiles, guns, and ammunition. In exchange for these, why not just directly improve your own cultivation? In order to kill the enemy by leapfrogging, there is no need to keep suppressing your cultivation level! Very disgusting! Otherwise, what's the use of gold fingers?

It's completely mindless. A woman whom I haven't even met a few times just gave the most precious medicine to her, and she even called it a trial medicine. If you don't believe in the system, you don't need the system. You are just a character on the side of the road. You have tried the medicine given by the system, so why don't you just take out the system and give it to others to try?

Personally, the general logic of this book doesn't make sense. There is a section about subduing a level 3 monster on a bridge, but you said you found a COS suit in the store, which is very strange. Also, the protagonist is obviously a 20-year-old young man who shouts and kills at every turn. I don't think most people have this kind of mentality. I think in reality, many people don't look down on some people too much. But all the villains the protagonist encounters are like this, which is very strange. There is also a section where he sleeps after drinking a potion. Awakening ability, such a precious thing, is given casually to a very ordinary friend. I don't think the protagonist and Huo Yu'er have a good relationship. They are just ordinary friends, so I just give it to him without worrying about him at all. I betray him and tell others that he has something that can make people awaken. The novel is okay, you can read it.

Now that I'm reading chapter 636, the characters in the plot suddenly don't match up to the previous ones. I'm not sure if someone else has written it. That's all I can see.

In fact, when you catch animals in the front, it's very interesting, and the dialogue with them is also very interesting. The system is also a system for collecting animals, but I don't know why there are fewer scenes of catching animals as you go to the back. Instead, it becomes the kind of plot of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger after the return of the urban cultivator (the emperor and all his cultivation is completely useless), all kinds of inexplicable ridicule, and then the family behind him continues to slap in the face.

It really doesn't look good. It feels like the people inside are all stupid, which is not a good look. When I looked at the back, I felt that there were a lot of holes and it didn't look good, and there were a lot of contradictions.

It's a bit of a downer. Instead of strengthening himself, the protagonist's system points are used to do meaningless things. What is written in many places is illogical.

It's early to comment on the good review. There is a far-fetched plot, poor description, accumulation of typos, and forced armpit humor. There is no harm without comparison. Compared with Dali and others, there is a difference of 5 points.

After reading more than 160 chapters, I have a lot to complain about! Several beauties appear in just a few dozen chapters! The main character does things like ears and noses! Always leaving a tail waiting to advance the plot! This kind of writing is so childish! Every beautiful woman who knows the protagonist can be verbally insulted by anyone every time she goes out! It's enough for the protagonist to just say a few nutritious nonsense or beat others up! The author may want to write something more funny, but many times it makes people look awkward and childish! Every time there is a problem with points, I know that I am not strong enough. Even if I have points, I have not improved myself. I waste a lot of points during competitions or catching animals, which makes people confused. It is really a forced intelligence! After reading more than a hundred chapters, except for the first few dozen chapters which are a bit interesting, the further you go, the wiser it becomes! A score of nine points or so for this kind of novel is enough! It's just mindless and childish writing!

The screen is full of typos, the outrageous plot, the weird characters, the clichés that ruin the outlook.