Beating the Generation of Miracles, Starting with Joining Zhengbang

Midorima's speed may be less than or close to 90, but after turning on Z, it is about 102, which at least improves his physical fitness by one-tenth. The protagonist's physical fitness is only 5 when turned on? Maybe the protagonist has no system and is just a pervert.

On the one hand, this era of miracles is a comparison representative, and on the other hand, you really have the strength to bring down this miracle. 90 To 99 is the strength of miracles, and then when it comes to your miracle, it is a strong one. If Qingfeng's speed is above 90, do you dare to say that your technical strength is not above 90? Murasakibara's strength is 90 and everything else is not 90. Let's put it this way, Midorima is less than 90 except for shooting. Kise is such an average person and all his attributes are not 90. It's really outrageous.

The author is suppressing the protagonist without any bottom line. 100 Speed is of no use, and all the fish he passes are slow. Look at how easy it is for Aomine Daiki to pass the fish in Kuroko. Has the author seen Black Basket? According to the speed of Aomine Daiki in the book, it should be less than 100! The protagonist's speed of over 100 is really impressive. This data is too fake. I really don't feel that the protagonist is ahead of the game. I don't feel that the protagonist is stronger at all?

As long as the protagonist confiscates Momoi Satsuki, the green tea bitch who stands up to the memorial arch, and Aomine's childhood sweetheart, and has an affair with Kuroko, and evenly distributes them with people from the Age of Miracles, then this book will still be worth reading.

The Age of Miracles refers to the time when the six of them were in Diguang. Now that everyone has gone to different schools, the Age of Miracles has been disbanded. Why are you fighting? One-on-one is very easy. Fighting five, you really can't do it.

Is it possible to get a Japanese name when playing in Neon?

Is your highest attribute 200 or 999? In the Age of Miracles, we were defeated by the freestyle street team without cheating. In the end, we won with the cheat and the halo of the protagonist. So what are the attributes of those superstars?

Writing attributes above 90 at the beginning is Miracle level, which is fine. One active skill in a chapter is enough. I always praise how good the protagonist is, Miracle and Vulcan have this and that problem, lose their minds and so on. The score is always ** points behind by the end. Is it such an exaggeration? We agreed to have a team of 5 people, but I watched them all. The result is always that the protagonist defeats the five people on the other side, and the other side is all trash.

Do you plan to write more than ten chapters to fight Seirin, and then also ten chapters to fight other miracles? It's not that I won't give you water, but there's really no need to write a chapter for each skill.

You know what it means to overwhelm the protagonist. After 90 points of attributes, you can no longer increase them by drawing or exercising by yourself. However, the protagonist is still hesitating whether to draw or add attributes first. At this time, all fools know that they must fill up the attributes first. Those skills, except for wildness and wind control, either have long cooldowns or disappear. It costs a lot and can be used several times in a game, but the protagonist doesn't focus on adding attributes from beginning to end and just draws the lottery. I really don't understand. As for self-training, if this was useful, there wouldn't be only a few people in the Generation of Miracles. If the protagonist didn't have a system, his talent would still be very poor.