Gene Era

Let me tell you my feelings about the martial arts contest. As a Chinese, I will definitely support my own people, but don't forget to mention that this is a martial arts contest. In fact, it is a fight of life and death. You must use all available methods to kill your opponent. You have to kill me. I won't defeat you by destroying your arm? It's a bit ridiculous for you to say that others are despicable. You are showing no mercy. You will definitely use everything available. Isn't this strength? Tactics are also a manifestation of strength. There is no such thing as despicable. Call me despicable and childish about success or failure.

In Chapter 196, the protagonist's parents sold their home for 870,000 yuan and used it as a resource for the protagonist's cultivation. At that time, the protagonist had several million in hand. After the protagonist's parents sold the house and gave him the money, he regretted it again. Tell your parents about the money you have on your hands. Even if you don't tell them how much money you have on your hands, tell your parents that the training resources you receive from the college are more than 700,000 per month. If you don't lack that, your parents will not focus on the selling point of the home that they have lived in for more than ten years. Moreover, your parents told you in a month that you still don't care. Who is to blame for selling it now?

I was very puzzled by the fact that the protagonist in the article was ambushed on his way to report at the university and how he dealt with the spies after the war. First, let's talk about the issue of handling spies. After a spy is discovered, he has to go to court and may be released after the evidence expires. I am very surprised that the explanation in the article is a legal issue. What is the role of the law? Is it to ensure absolute fairness and justice? No, it is just a tool to stabilize social development. A guarantor. As for spies, during World War II, they were killed after being discovered and extracted information. The end result was death anyway, instead of being able to argue in court or something. And this premise is that each country will not be destroyed by another country. Regardless of victory or defeat, your country will still be there. It just requires you to pay a price. Everything is negotiable. In this case, spies can still be killed when they can, and only those who are really important will be imprisoned. So in the novel, the war between the protagonist's force and the enemy is not even the same race. It can be said to be an inter-racial war, a life-or-death kind. In this case, what kind of law is there, because either you perish or I perish, so why should I be polite to your spy? So what if the spy is a human being? Human beings are originally a combination of angels and demons. Humans can also be very cruel. Therefore, I am very critical of the plot of the spy in the article. Of course, this is only a personal opinion to give my opinions to the author. Other aspects, especially the ability of the protagonist, I quite like it and it is to my liking. Finally, here are a few pictures, I hope you don't troll me

The latest poisonous point: the protagonist anonymously competes in the ring and withdraws money. In the information age, if a 19-year-old mysterious person is good at using silver pills (I don't know if there is a flying sword behind it) and compares it with your body shape, someone who is interested will not know who you are clearly, and even hide a hammer. The protagonist had a smooth journey along the way and did not have a climax. The so-called golden finger was learned by his parents in an open class (I don't know if his parents lied to him, if I say his parents are awesome, then I will only be poisoned). I have always been confused about the power system, not clear about the differences between the levels, how the grades are determined, and how to upgrade. The money system is also messed up. The protagonist now earns nearly a million from practicing a month, and he can easily earn millions by playing in the ring. What about the future? What about his master? In comparison, the country's top laboratory has a hammer of 15 million a year, which is not enough to maintain those clones. Don't tell me that his master used the money he earned not only to support his own cultivation, but also to clone and research the project that killed people. Now that I've finished it, I'll still read it if there's a shortage of books. Overall, it's pretty good and you can keep watching it. Come on.

To be honest, this is my first negative review. I have paid to read books for almost six or seven years. I also respect the author's hard work in coding, so I can just read the novel if I don't like it. But this author makes me feel extremely disrespectful to readers. I saw 46 chapters. In one chapter, a 16-character exercise name. Can you repeat it to me 13 times? Are you a native repeater? ? ? [Emot=default,26/]

Let's not talk about the writing style or the minor flaws. I'll just talk about the plot. I personally think it's quite good. At least there aren't those various villains who seem mindless at first sight seeking death in front of the protagonist. The setting is acceptable. Overall, it's pretty good.

I read more than ten chapters and still didn't understand it. Anyway, I have been a bookworm for 5 or 6 years. That genetic base point of yours. Ah, do you want to say it is an acupuncture point? Those acupuncture points are just acupoints. What kind of genetic points are you talking about? Why don't you say they are spatial nodes? It seems so messed up, but he still has the nerve to bear the name of a great god. No wonder none of your books have become popular so far. How should I put it, the books you write are generally boring. There is no important plot. If you say that your book is a slow-burner, I have nothing to refute. After all, I have only read a dozen chapters. Forget it, you can only write like this, so be it.

The protagonist has such a great character. He treats the teacher as his enemy when he violates the school rules and is punished. If you kill someone in the future and the police arrest you, is it still the police's fault? The police intentionally harmed you?

Let's take a trip, get rid of the principal and earn more than 4.6 Million. Spend 3.3 Million to hire a escort to go back and earn 1.3 Million. What's the point of taking such a big risk? It was originally well written, but now it becomes more and more toxic. There is also the issue of odds of 1.04 To 1. If you bet 1 million, you will win 40,000.

It feels a bit long-winded. How should I put it? It seems like it can be said in one sentence, but it takes more than N sentences?