At the Land of Light: Why Are All My Skills Monster Skills?

An author's evaluation of Yang Hei: He wakes up earlier than the author, goes to bed later than the author, and urges the author to revise his article every day. "The author, I suggest you don't listen to his advice. There is no other meaning. This person does a lot of nonsense every day. Ask him to find someone to cooperate with him to write a book, and then pretend to be dead. I have read all the books he has reviewed and refined. They are all eunuchs. I also I don't know if those authors just listened to his nonsense and adapted those books into eunuchs. Can Tiantian have the same mind as if he is full of oligos? As long as it is not poisonous, can you put it aside? There is so much nonsense in Tiantian, why don't you write a book by yourself?

I finally figured it out. The author determines strength based on the number of skills. The protagonist has many skills, so as a veteran strongman, Zuo Fei was so tired that her back ached when she was sparring with the protagonist.

Why is the word "dark" added to the one-trillion-degree fireball? , Isn't it strange that being an Ultraman has dark skills? Still in the Kingdom of Light

Your level seems to be just a decoration. The protagonist with high-level strength has a star-level strength. If I read it right, the Ultra Brothers, rely on their skills to directly ignore the level gap, right?

By the way, why is Dengeki White Tiger Fist SS-level? Fire Dragon Red Flame Fist is an SSS skill.

You can have Taylor's Stream Light, which is relatively standard for Taylor! Can you tell me that Taylor knows the Metalium Ray? What's even more ridiculous is that Taylor can also use M87 light?

Although Taro is an instructor, he doesn't know other Showa O's signature skills, let alone submit them to fresh graduates.

Although the protagonist has powerful skills, he does not have enough energy. In particular, most of the protagonist's skills belong to the villain. Although the villain's skills are very destructive, they also consume a lot of energy. Even if the boss has enough energy, it is impossible for him to continuously unleash his ultimate moves, let alone the main character Ultraman, who loses his plasma spark tower power bank. The red light will turn on in three minutes at most. I suggest that the author asks the protagonist to draw an unlimited energy or a Strum organ next time. Beria uses this organ to absorb the ability of the O-King in the universe. The system produced is definitely more powerful. Not only can the protagonist absorb a steady stream of absorbed energy, but it can also reverse the enemy's energy during battle, further enhancing his combat effectiveness.

Author, can you let the protagonist get the skill of "creating mimicry" from Hyperjedon in the later plot? This skill can create a clone of one's own mimetic entity, and the number of creations is unknown. Although the protagonist has a large number of skills, he can only use two or three skills during combat. No matter how many and powerful skills he has, he cannot use them, which makes them useless. This "creation of mimicry" can just make up for this problem, and the protagonist has endless energy and can create a large number of clones with the same strength as the main body. During battle, he creates a large number of clones, and then adds the main body. Each clone releases different skills to attack at the same time. Even ten lives like Little Taurus are not enough to survive.

In the previous chapter, it was said that the Little Golden Man cannot find out everything about the protagonist. In Chapter 149, the Little Golden Man can find out everything about the protagonist?