High Martial: Level Up by Fighting Monsters

I have watched it for dozens of hours. As for those who talk about having a harem or having an affair, I don't know how they have the nerve to say it. They haven't watched it for more than an hour and are just talking nonsense. I will give you a very pertinent comment. There is no female protagonist and there is no ambiguity, but there are definitely female characters. A book cannot be all male. The protagonist's friends include both male and female, but they are all normal friends. There is no sense of ambiguity, and there will be no female protagonist. Moreover, when I first read it, I saved some classmates or friends. There were some female characters, not only women, but also men. Later, when the power gap came out, there was no contact. You can't just accept the protagonist all your life. The characters are all male, and among the male protagonist's friends, the proportion of men and women who are close to each other is the same, and the female characters in it basically have partners, and the male protagonist is so good, there must be people who like him. The male protagonist also handles it very well, and there will be no pull-in feeling of not rejecting or accepting. Anyway, there is no heroine and no ambiguity. There is no such disgusting stuff like touching heads, hugging and holding hands. They are just getting along with each other as normal friends. When we have time, we have difficulty talking at gatherings. How can we help? There is no such thing as being alone with this woman, or being alone with that woman.

It can be seen that in the early stage, it is mainly about practicing, and in the later stage, it starts to kill enemies on the battlefield to improve its strength. The protagonist has a slight ambiguity with some female characters. The protagonist is not tempted, and his personality is quite out-of-touch, but he is very measured in the face of right and wrong. If you can accept it, you can read it. The overall feeling is not bad. You can read it when you are short of books.

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According to normal logic, leveling up after killing monsters can be measured by a numerical value or a percentage. Each level of monsters has a certain amount of experience points. This book does not reflect the feeling that the author is free to do whatever he wants. If you want to level up, you can level up if you don't want to. Even if you kill them for a long time, you still have a little experience point. But this does not hinder the author's excellent conception and description in other aspects. It is a good book. I personally recommend that the logical problems of killing monsters and upgrading be filled in.

The writing and plot are both quite good, and I'm looking forward to a masterpiece.

Come on, come on, come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on!

Except for the artistic conception, everything else is very good. Mainly the artistic conception. Originally it was only after the Grandmaster. The strength is already outstanding in the front. In other words, the artistic conception generated by physical skills is better. The artistic conception of wind originally included the control of wind and so on. That Sha Yi is the worst. Just change the knife. Dao Yi cooperates with Dao Technique for super output. And it's ongoing. But that Sha Yi originally had a good mood. But he has an extra storage capacity. There is nothing wrong with this. But when he stored the Shayi, he couldn't use it and directly turned it into a consumable one. If he could use Shayi normally, he could still accumulate it. It's great to be able to break out at critical moments. But you can't use it when you accumulate it. You can't kill with someone's murderous intent. It can only be a critical explosion.

I like this book very much. Other books say there is no female protagonist, but they end up having ambiguous relationships with various women. It's so toxic! This is one of the few I have seen, not the only one, but one of the few. It truly has no heroine and no ambiguity. It looks very comfortable all the way. Personally. But then it was said that a side story was going to be released, why hasn't it been released yet? Feeling a bit unfinished

It's good. It's very good-looking and wonderful. No cp. The male protagonist is decisive in killing. He's kind but not a saint. He's affectionate and righteous but doesn't look like a saint. It's a growth-oriented invincible story. You don't need to be slapped in the face and tortured by various conspiracies and schemes. Just one or two assassinations at the beginning. Human beings are still very united. They are protected by the national master all the way. Goldfinger is also very powerful. If you work hard, you will become invincible. You won't become invincible all of a sudden. You will work hard to grow invincible. The male protagonist is very affectionate and kind to his family, friends, and disciples in human countries, but he is also very decisive and murderous. The author handles emotions very well. It is obvious that the male protagonist is very affectionate and kind, but he is not holy at all, and he is very murderous. This is very good. Some books have male protagonists who are obviously kind and murderous, but are written like saints, which is very annoying. The most annoying ones are saints. You can be kind, but don't show it in writing. It looks like you. It's good to read but very annoying.

Now that I see it, I think it's okay, just average, without any big features. There are so few good-looking ones like Gao Wu! At least there's nothing too bad about this one. I can accept it, but I won't like it too much.