A Journey to the Heavens Starting from Earth

Why would someone brag about Jian Jigu? Isn't this a weak ability that cannot bear its own strength and can only imitate and use the strength of the weak?

I can only say that the idea is good, but the setting is not rigorous. Let me talk about a few shortcomings in my opinion: 1. There is no need to rely on any advanced tools to test the talent report. It is actually filled out with paper like filling in a questionnaire... It's very low. What if someone wants to get through? And the whole school, oh no, I should say the school in a certain area suddenly asked students to register their talents, and then it was done in 2 hours, and then the classes were arranged? In this river? Moreover, the so-called gifted class is actually a temporary one, and the head teacher directly decides on the protagonist's teacher. Is this so hasty? Is she nb? 2. The Eye of Jianji is really powerful, and strong learning ability is just its appearance. It can be said that it is a talent with a very high baseline and an outrageous upper limit. Then the protagonist fills in his talent as learning ability... Hmm... It's no problem. He can hide his clumsiness, but is his learning ability very strong? What about other people's talents? There is no description of what other people have awakened, and there is no talent rating, anyway, it is just 💦, and then the teacher and the principal are like they have seen a ghost, and they treat it as a treasure without any tests, repeatedly emphasizing how nb... 3. Some parts are too long-winded, and it is hard to talk about a hundred words that can be conveyed in one sentence. To be honest, it is really uncomfortable to listen to the book, just saying the same meaning over and over again...😑

I bought 100 chapters, and honestly I feel like I spent more than half of my money in vain. The protagonist just learns and learns, and it feels like a running account. After learning, he teaches his classmates magic and builds growth equipment. It feels like a nanny. In reality, it is very fun to be with this kind of protagonist, but I am reading a novel. At the beginning, I formed a team with Yukinoshita Yukino, Asuna, and Kato Megumi, and I thought I was going to follow the harem style. After almost 300 chapters, I made progress with Asuna. The same goes for the dark Loli chapter. Which one of Tina, Bushui, and Senju Natsuo is not cuter? As a result, the protagonist meets Enju Aihara at the beginning of the chapter, and then takes care of the passerby Loli, kidnaps the Holy Emperor to order the princes, and kills Stage 5. Each map event can be described in a few strokes, and it's smooth and smooth.

After reading more than 10 chapters, what should I say? It feels a bit awkward when you say you can't beat Jing Keai. How could you not win? You can learn to transcend with just one glance. How can you lose if you surpass your physique and skills? Give the author a suggestion. If the talent you give to the protagonist is not weakened, it will be invincible.

I've always been very tolerant of fan works, but which of you has always given such high marks? A pure elementary school student's diary.

The plot is average, I can watch it, but I don't recommend subscribing. The writing is average, and the author likes to change the settings of the original work. The writing becomes worse in the later stages. For example, the setting of Demon Slayer, after killing Narume, kill Mubi in Mugen City, and then kill ordinary ghosts after killing (similar to unplugging the power cord and network cable of the host before playing computer games)

The writing is not good and the plot is not great either.

The writing is not there, the plot is not there, is this the primary school student's diary?

Isn't that why you got such a high score? Which gods are giving the scores? Are you forcing yourself to feed others?

Can't everything be copied? Not good either