A Billion Talents: From the Start, I Awaken a Kryptonian Body!

Good guy, my original evaluation is that the advantage is that the story is well narrated and not very straightforward. The disadvantage is the Kryptonian talent. From the true invincibility in the first dungeon to the pseudo-invincible in the second dungeon, the title also uses Kryptonians. Three million points. How can the protagonist be able to change it? Since he can't afford it in the early and mid-term, isn't it just to trick readers who like Superman into it? It doesn't matter, just tell the story well, I can accept it even if I build a martial arts world in the second time. I won't say anything about the ancestors practicing martial arts one second. But you said that the Kryptonian talent is not as good as the talent of leading and upgrading. I am speechless. If you have the Kryptonian template, you can directly play At the end of the play, kill whoever you want to kill. If you say the emperor is *, everyone can only nod and get the reward. You also have to find a sword that is so painful. You really rely on the title of Superman to attract Superman fans. And because you are afraid that this talent is too strong and difficult to control, you have to set a limit on the strength of the copy, and then you have to explain it.

I thought the protagonist had the body of a Kryptonian superman, but it turned out that it was only in the first dungeon, and I was a little disappointed that the strength could not be brought out. The first dungeon was interesting, and the rest looked boring. After all, in the first dungeon, you wrote that the protagonist becomes a god on earth, which is so awesome. No matter how full-level the protagonist of your next dungeon is, he won't be able to compare to the first dungeon. The gap is too big, and the subsequent dungeons will feel boring.

I came here just for the Kryptonian talent, but you are so specious.

Okay, it's quite good. The more chapters you have, the more people you'll find. Just don't be too clumsy, not overly censorious, and not unfinished. Previous novels were different, and now the novels follow the trend and are too clumsy.

The protagonist Sharren was heartbroken for the first time, and there was not even a hint of excess or inner description. It can only be said that it is another assembly line novel.

Copy talent. If it cannot be exchanged. There is not much to read in this novel.

The author's division of strength is too vague. The combat power index is too vague and is just a decoration. The dungeon talents are not taken into account. Secondly, just one index can't tell how strong it is.

Generally speaking, it's okay. I don't feel tired of looking at it. It's not holy, it's not watery, and it's not poisonous. It's okay. I hope the author will keep it.

It doesn't look good, and I feel that the protagonist's force value is very low.

I personally don't like the real world