Infinite Mental Power from the Start: I Can Wear the Gods Down to Death

The author keeps the character of the protagonist and writes it down. I think the writing is very good. Come on [blowing kiss]

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Author, why are you so short?

It's okay. I didn't say it was very tolerant towards girls. It's not like some novels where girls can get something by acting coquettishly. I hope you can write better This five-star is lent to you. If you can't write well later, you must give it one star.

It's pretty good. I don't know if other people like it, but I like it. This novel is quite to my liking. It's a pity to give it four stars. The ending is a bit bad (of course, the author also explained that it was because he finished the part he liked in advance, and the rest was not what he liked, so It is difficult to continue), but this does not prevent me from liking to read the previous parts. Although the author explains at the end that there is a single female protagonist, there is no female protagonist involved in the whole text. It can be regarded as having no female protagonist (that is, there is no emotional line, and she is independent in everything). If you don't like having a female protagonist, you can read it.

I feel that there is still a lot of room for expansion of my mental abilities. Simply suppressing my strength is a bit monotonous. You can try to add some assistance, treatment, and group-effect skills. You can also make a mental puppet to die for you, ignite the opponent's mental power, distort reality, etc.

The overall setting is okay, mainly the eunuchs at the end, but in the end the author also gave a follow-up outline, which is okay if it's cool. To be precise, this book does not have a female protagonist, because the female protagonist seems to only appear in one or two chapters, and then the follow-up will appear in the outline, and the male protagonist has no ambiguity with other women. I think it is okay.

It's quite exciting, and it's a book that I highly recommend as a fan of cool novels. But it's too short, the pace is too fast, and the ending is too sloppy. Otherwise, it can be a masterpiece among cool articles. According to this, it can only be rated as three stars, but it is indeed very enjoyable, and four stars will be passed on.

Four stars, the book is okay. Overall, I didn't expect the setting to be so good, but it's okay to read as a refreshing article. A spiritual master without unlimited mental power is nothing, but the protagonist happens to have this bug. Later, I gave the ending outline, 3+1, and finally gave it four stars.

Wan Jian Gui Zong has only one output skill. Can you add a stronger output skill? This Wan Jian Gui Zong is a bit old-fashioned. I like it in other places, but it is too few and not interesting enough. I hope the author can add more output skills.