Infinite Two-dimensional Chaos

Since ancient times, poisoners have been divided into ten realms. They are, Poison Master, Poison Master, Poison Master, Poison Spirit, Poison King, Poison Emperor, Poison Sect, Poison Lord, Poison Saint, and the legendary Poison Emperor. Legend has it that once one reaches the realm of the Poison Emperor, one can abandon the poisonous book and cannot do anything to him. If you want to reach the realm of the Poison Emperor, you must pass through the training of poisonous books. And this book is an excellent source. If you can withstand the poison of this book, you will definitely advance to the realm of Poison Emperor. It's a pity that I couldn't bear it. Years of good deeds were burned down. This is a warning to all drug addicts. Do what you can!

Please discuss rationally, especially regarding the selection of the protagonist's abilities. I definitely cannot meet everyone's requirements. After all, personal preferences are different. There are many factors in choosing the protagonist's abilities. The first is awareness. Because it is a novel, I first have to consider works that everyone is more familiar with, that is, works with high recognition. This is the main reason why I chose Thunder Fruit, because most people have heard of Devil Fruit even if they have not seen it. I have said that many readers know this thing even if they don't like him, but if you choose someone who has never seen it and is the protagonist, then this type of genre will be difficult to follow. Secondly, I must write about abilities that I am familiar with, so that the details will be rounded. Thirdly, as an author, I must know what abilities are strong. Choosing it means that there must be various combinations, otherwise why would I write a protagonist who can't be matched by anyone? Writing a book is not something you can just write however you like as everyone thinks. As an author, I have to consider many factors. The various abilities must be balanced and not completely copied from the original work, otherwise this kind of chaotic fighting game will soon collapse. This is the lesson I learned from my last book. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. One protagonist cannot satisfy everyone, so there are various unpopular and strong combinations such as supporting roles and supporting roles. Just because you like to eat radishes does not mean that you are SB who likes to eat green vegetables. I hope everyone can discuss it rationally. If you like the combination, you can keep it in the supporting role. If the combination is innovative and detailed, it will appear in the book.

The protagonist's abilities are all those of One Piece, which feels a bit disappointing. The ability to choose the protagonist is not as strong as I thought, it is quite satisfactory. The author's setting is everyone's choice. Bloodline + special abilities + energy system. The protagonist (the author) is too ordinary, with various abilities and settings in various worlds. If you match them well, an "invincible" character will emerge. There is also the protagonist who always thinks he is "smart" but the author did not write out the protagonist's intelligence. It's very embarrassing. I always feel like I'm trying to lower the intelligence of others and highlight the intelligence of the protagonist (personal feeling). Of course, I only watched the first world, which may be a bit one-sided. If the author writes well later, then I apologize.

After looking at the beginning, the results are all from pirates. The Sixth Marine Style is physical skills, not bloodline. Haki is talent. Thunder is a rule-based skill for pirates. The results are all pirates, and there are unlimited combinations. Superman + magic resistance talent, Saiyan + self-healing talent. . . That one is not good, so I chose Pirates to write Pirates Unlimited. . Personal opinion🙃🙃🙃🙃

I am Shennong, I have tried hundreds of poisons without dying, and I despise the poisons in the world. Now that Nong Guan has returned from this book, every time I think about the medicinal properties of this book, I feel very tight in my chest. You know that the peasants underestimate the greatness of the world, and this book will harm the fate of the peasants. Fortunately, Nong can resist this poison for a while, so he wrote this letter to tell all fellow Taoists: Leave it alone. Burning incense to comfort the farmers is enough.

<span style="color: yellow">After reading dozens of chapters, I realized why there are so few recommendation votes. There is a reason. The protagonist is as indecisive as a bad guy. It's eye-catching. I don't recommend it. I don't recommend it at all. It's full of poisonous points.

The author's structure is too low, and his vision is limited. He dare not think about several invincible configurations. Jianjigu, Samsara Eye, and the eyes in Chuanyong. Any one of them is better than the protagonist's full configuration.

No matter who you fight with, it will be 55 points. What is the advantage of mission rewards?

It just fully complements the Pirates system, with no other complementary features, which is a bit inappropriate. It is said that Youmu has Yefu's bloodline (from Ultraman), which is a concept of life. If it cannot be killed, it can only be sealed. It can absorb damage and rebound it, and it can also copy the abilities or skills used by the opponent when it is attacked (bloodline can also be used), so there is basically no need to exchange bloodline. . .

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