I Train My Body in the Horror World

When I saw the Black Water Pond at the beginning, I suddenly thought, could all kinds of waste be thrown there for disposal, such as nuclear waste?

It's okay, but I don't like this weird thing about being unable to be killed. I always thought that being unable to be killed was simply due to insufficient power level.

The protagonist is such a holy mother. The mysterious recovery worldview has no ability to protect itself but still saves ordinary people. I really can't stand it anymore.

It's really disgusting to suddenly add a female protagonist. Which Yakuza style has a female protagonist? Even if there are scenes, there are very few and they are basically used as accessories.

I can only watch the first two dungeons at most, but the latter ones are boring. What I want to see is your extreme blood energy directly crushing the weird ones, instead of fighting to the death every time, and finally an extreme counterattack. It's really like acting, it's stuck every time, right? Although I know you can definitely kill you in the end, but it gets stuck every time, which makes me really unhappy, just like eating a big lump at the end, which is not interesting.

The writing is good, but this kind of subject matter has a common problem for me personally, that is, I get bored after reading two or three small copies of the story (I have read about three of the same type, but I lost interest after reading two or three copies)! This type of novel seems to have no main plot to advance. It is novel when you first read it, but it becomes boring after reading it! For this type of novel, it is necessary to compress the plot of the copy and write more realistic plots to advance it. Either way, the copies are all familiar film and television novels, allowing readers to read them as fan fiction. Of course, this only represents me personally. I think there are many such novels, so there should be a fan base of readers!

The plot setting is very good, but the dungeons are too frequent, and there must be no other daily life. It is too tiring to watch!

To be honest, I really don't understand. Is it appropriate for this man to be called Yiyi? Or is the protagonist a female? Not a woman, right?

1. The content is smooth and the male protagonist is decisive in killing. 2. Claim to be righteous but never stern. 3. Regardless of whether you travel to ancient times or modern times, there are martial arts or martial arts. The protagonist has actually finished college and learned nothing. He still has to explore on his own to fight with goose and fight with people. The highest achievement is to defeat a certified mental illness. He has not learned any modern fighting. 4. The main character's skills are all based on calamity points, which don't even require a foundation. You can build tall buildings on flat ground. As long as you have enough points, you can continue to deduce various martial arts. The general setting is that thunder and fire-type internal force martial arts are more destructive to monsters, and the protagonist does not consider attributes. 5. The protagonist was rescued by the authorities for the first time. The authorities gave the rescued students food, drinks and fried chicken. The protagonist ate as soon as he left Captain Li Yang's office. When he left the office, was it an office or a corridor? There was no canteen or conference room. 6. The protagonist is vague about his own combat power. After a while, he participated in the extermination of the Blackwater River and the old gangster claimed that his contribution was 50-50. You must know that this old man is difficult to deal with, which is something that even the masters invited by Captain Li Yang cannot say. The masters also think that the protagonist is a master. After a while, the protagonist joins the Black Letter bus and thinks that the four small teams are senior people. He wants to see and compare his own strength. Is there any need to compare? If he can fight with the old man Heishui and destroy each other's body, he is considered very strong. 7. The protagonist keeps strengthening his strength and making progress. The classmates and friends around me have not made much progress. How can they survive the difficulties like this? At least the goth girl is rich. She can buy friend rings to form a team, or the toy army obtained by defeating the enemy is only used to stimulate the blood and can be used by ordinary people. It also adds a little bit of self-protection. The goth girl can also afford it and even gives more. 8. The protagonist does not carry any candles or other weapons he gets, but keeps them in a briefcase with him, and sometimes puts them with ordinary people, so he is not afraid of losing them or not being able to use them in time. Ordinary people sometimes need the protagonist to provide weapons. Is this a nanny? 9. There are frequent copies, one after another, and the protagonist basically has no life. 10. The mall copy, even if the first floor of the mall is as big as it can be. Two ordinary elderly couples actually plan to settle down. The reason for not being able to run around is okay, but it is not reliable to think that they can have food and drink without any worries. If they stay in such a closed environment for a long time, they will have psychological problems or even go crazy. Moreover, the other old people left behind may not be normal people.

The protagonist, Our Lady, won't say anything. Women like Wang Hanlu, a goth girl, are really eye-catching. I don't know what the author's thinking is. It's written like a pheasant. The protagonist spends the whole day hanging out with her or having sex. It makes people's skin crawl all over their bodies. I hope these women die quickly.