High Martial Arts Fantasy: My Talent Has No Limit

It is said that there is a system, but the system started to come out, and the talent increased by a hundred times. He did not think about how to improve the talent in the next step. The protagonist also did not think about how to improve the talent after a hundred times is so terrible.

Well, I've read that kind of novel before The protagonist's golden finger means that he will reap a hundredfold gains after practicing cultivation. There won't be any upgrades later, it will become a thousand times or something. However, the protagonist's talent is particularly poor, but because it is a hundred-fold gain from the martial arts system, no matter how poor the talent is, after just a few years of training, he will have hundreds of years of internal strength. Then because the talent is too low, I can just take some medicine and I can go to the ordinary and intermediate level. If I practice for a year, I will have a hundred years of internal strength. Then I can use this strength to find some medicine to improve my talent. In fact, there is no need to set the gold finger too outrageously. Gold finger is an extra bonus. As long as it doesn't devalue, that's enough

I just feel like it's not good to practice two weapons at the same time. Is there any use?

The opening chapter says that the protagonist activates the system when he turns 18, but he doesn't even celebrate his birthday when he returns home. Is it because the book was not written carefully or because the protagonist picked it up?

This emotional line is whether there is a single female protagonist, no female protagonist, or multiple female protagonists.

It's very interesting, and the main character is very mature, unlike some people who write the main character like a child. Although there are cheats, he is practicing seriously throughout the whole story, which is much better than the protagonist who doesn't know what to do without the cheats. The battle scenes are also well described, very intense but not complicated, and it's a pleasure to watch. It's a pity that it's missing a little bit, please give it a try, author.

There is only one so-called garrison department in the city. It is too **. It is impossible for this type of warrior not to be afraid of technological weapons.

The writing is okay, but is it only about martial arts training? Don't you have any formations, alchemy, or anything like that? The protagonist has such high talents, so he can learn them all. This will not only protect his family from distractions, but also speed up his martial arts training.

I don't see the difference between having a system and not having a system. Maybe it's because the protagonist's cultivation talent is too poor. Even if the system has doubled 100 times, it is nothing more than that. It just so happens that the system will have to wait a long time to evolve. There are so many zeros after the decimal point. It takes several reincarnations of practice to reach 100%. The author's calculation was wrong. According to the author's idea, it would be an upgrade of 1%. Since you dare to define it blindly, why don't you just upgrade it when you're determined to be successful?

Is the protagonist Wu or Chu Yang?