My Superpower Awakening Began with the Tremor-Tremor Fruit

Hello everyone, the fruits of this book will be cut a little harder. If it is too powerful, the combat power will easily collapse, but the protagonist will grow up, and it will definitely make everyone happy in the later period. There is also a slow-burning book, which is only 4,000 words a day. Forgive me for being a student, and I have to go to class, so I don't have too much energy. My favorite book friends can support the book. Anyway, I have been writing this book for a month and a half, and I have not made any money at all. I have not earned 100 yuan yet, so I just treat it as a dream. , I will try my best to keep updating while I am in college, so please support me, and if you don't love me, please don't hurt me. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

After watching it for a long time, I didn't know which one was the heroine.

Come on, author, but you use the first person and the third person, which makes me a little sad. When I play Minecraft and play Witherstorm, it doesn't happen like this. [Petrochemical]

Can any kind brother or sister tell me that it is a single female protagonist? I've read all the updated ones. The introduction is about a single female protagonist, but there are three ambiguous ones. Either don't write a single female protagonist, or don't write so much ambiguity. The people in this book are all monogamous, and in the end it has to be a single female protagonist. I don't like reading this.

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It's good to watch, one of the few that I particularly like to watch. I watch it all the time when I'm in school.

The author's first new book is okay, but a bit too slow. It has more than 180 chapters before it reaches the second level.

The level is not high, it is similar to what I wrote a year ago. I haven't written anything in the past two years, but the author has more courage than me. Come on, everyone has this period If you write well in the future, you can write it again and it may be more rewarding.

I would like to ask if the Dark Fruit in the book has the effect of allowing the protagonist to encounter other people and invalidate other people's powers.

I need to have opponents, and I don't want to watch Invincible.