Two Realms: Start by Killing Monsters and Obtaining Blood Armor

I've seen almost 100 photos. The main character is a sophomore. This background doesn't seem to be reflected in the article. He doesn't have to go to class at all. He later became an archery coach and didn't work. He basically doesn't socialize all day long. Life is weird.

A person's two eyes are parallel, but they can see people equally. A person's two ears are separate, but they always like to listen to one side of the story. , People only have one mouth, and they like to speak two-faced words. The reason is that the heart is at work, and attitude is the mask of the heart. People with a heart will wear different masks to cover up their true thoughts when facing different environments, while people without a heart will not hide their true thoughts, but will only reveal their true feelings, so they cannot wear the attitude mask. The attitude poison can never reach the ninth level. If the mask is worn for a long time, the original intention will change.

😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘I suddenly remembered the Summoning Nightmare that I rolled away

It's okay, the content is good but it lacks some excitement and makes people uncomfortable watching it?

But the pace of this book is really comfortable. It's neither reckless nor timid. It moves forward step by step. For the time being, this chapter doesn't have that kind of bloody description. The author's writing is really good. But I don't have much money, so I can't reward it. But the writing is really nice, I like it😣

The plot is good, but some of the words are used in a way that left the brain behind and hit the right brain. The first sentence is surprising, but the latter sentence is exactly as predicted.

I saw 53. All skills require blood (not qi and blood). If the protagonist uses two or three moves, he might kill someone. Is this considered extraordinary? It's just that the latter part is more powerful, but there's still no need to change the skills based on the percentage of human blood, right?

This is the first time I have seen a novel in which the skills learned in another world are used in real-life archery competitions.

Between 2009 and 2012, I also read a similar book, but it was an urban reality type. The plot is like this - the male protagonist gets a mirror, which is as tall as a person, and then he can enter the mirror. The world in the mirror is opposite to reality. When the college entrance examination is about to take place, the male protagonist goes inside to get the college entrance examination papers to copy and take, and by the way, he gets a copy for the teacher... I forgot the following plot.

It's a bit overwhelming for the protagonist, and the level of power and destruction scenes described by the author are not consistent at all. The battle scene with a thousand pounds of power can cause cracks like spider webs on the cement floor.