Survival for All: I Can Extract the Essence of All Things

Very normal pressure hydrology. Personal complaints: 1: How many levels are there in the level, and there are first level, second level, etc. Obviously, the author wrote the levels as if they were in vain. The protagonist kills the second level at the third level, and uses the materials in the early stage of the second level to develop an instant health and mana regeneration potion that can be used at the fourth level, and the level collapses. Two: The protagonist acts alone as usual, and also absorbs skills such as control and mind reading, and can also awaken talents for others. The only one with strength and power, the Novice Village was named after him, and there were also his people in every position. He actually had to go behind the scenes, wear a mask and wear three vests. Three: There is no such thing as changing jobs, skills are universal (there are slight attribute requirements), professional knowledge (as long as you have money),

It's just that the writing is not good and the level setting is unclear. The upgrade attributes are unclear. It's like the author didn't set an outline or rules, and was writing completely out of imagination. No logic. It doesn't mean normal logic, but it means that the things in the book are a bit confusing, disconnected from beginning to end, and uncomfortable to read. With such a strong ability, the writing is so lame. Also, is the upgrade attribute value fixed at 5 points per level, or is it based on the existing attributes? The writing has no idea at all. Details are important. It is recommended that authors chat more with readers. It is best to create a group and refer to the most popular suggestions. Writing high-quality and good-looking books must appeal to the public's appetite for bookworms.

Let's talk about those powerful guilds of yours. It only lasted a few days in total. How can those brotherhoods come from life and death, and there are so many guilds that are born and die. Let me ask you, do those people know each other? ? ? There are two to three hundred chapters in a few days. Is this a novel? ? ? The whole process is to introduce you to fighting monsters, constantly changing maps to fight monsters.

Generally speaking, it was okay at first, but the more I watched it, the more disgusting it became, not at all enjoyable.

Too useless, maliciously suppressing the market. The products are better than theirs and have no side effects, but they have the same price as them. They are just business idiots. They talk about being indifferent and so on, but they are still a bit holy. I can't stand it anymore and deleted it.

Is there a female protagonist? Single heroine or harem?

Today's authors have no brains when writing novels. They always like to deliberately suppress and write some brainless things without a clear plot direction.

The author always writes about it as soon as it comes up, and there is no connection between the upper and lower parts. The author himself read it and said it was about building a home, but after reading dozens of chapters, he didn't see it. He was constantly fighting monsters and upgrading. The protagonist invested some soul coins to upgrade and become a commoner. He did not invest a tree or a grain of sand for building a home. Other teams were also constantly fighting monsters and upgrading. They just said "either fighting monsters and upgrading, or on the road to fighting monsters and upgrading." What the hell!

It's a pity, I hope the author will continue writing.

Very well written! Support the author, come on! If you don't like it, you don't have to watch it. Don't spray! It's boring! I personally think the setting and content of this book are very good! It's just that I'm too slow to catch up with the new, and I'm almost catching up with mortals. I wonder if I can finish the book in my lifetime?