Invincible from the Start as a Void Lord
从虚空领主开始无敌
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Generally speaking, when the protagonist can be self-sufficient, why do we need to create a secret realm for others to deal with him in the early stage! You should seal the door to the secret realm from the beginning, develop the void with all your strength, and then come back to attack the earth when the level is high.
It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. [1%, 2%...100%, The void crystal is condensed, the game rules are solidified, and the game field is opened, with a radius of one thousand meters. Open a void barrier with a radius of one kilometer. Randomly activate talent: 100 times explosion rate] [Consume one hundred points of void power to unlock storage space, one hundred cubic meters] [Consume one hundred points of Void Power to unlock building functions, select blueprints, consume materials, and Void Power to immediately complete building construction] [Consume one hundred points of void power to unlock the skill panel. God rewards hard work, and your efforts will be rewarded] So this is just an ability given by the protagonist Goldfinger? What does a normal void lord do? At least not architecturally functional? Only a void barrier and awakening talent? This is also ranked in the middle and upper reaches of all the nerf novels I have read. You are so cruel. In order to create an advantage for the protagonist, you will make the world in which the protagonist lives as miserable as possible.
Pseudo Kingdom of God, Pseudo Fourth Natural Disaster, Two-dimensional Animation, and Games Except for the setting of Wudiwen, I didn't eat anything else. Basically, the setting I just thought about was eaten by the back foot. The data is also confusing. The author's mathematics must have been taught by a physical education teacher.
Not bad, I didn't find any big problems, it's a bit poisonous [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
Those who can kill enemies with several moves in the same realm can be regarded as geniuses; those who can kill enemies with one move in the same realm and fight across borders can be regarded as genius; those who can fight ten enemies in the same realm and can kill enemies across borders can prove to be monsters; those who can kill enemies across borders regardless of numbers can prove their dominance.
Finally, there is a book that can be read with this setting. Is it easy? I... I have only read a few chapters, and I can see the fluency and cohesion of the language organization, and the description of the characters and the world. Five stars first. Come on, author!
To be honest, I don't see any benefit of the protagonist forming an alliance with others. They are basically being prostituted for free. Why are the later realms written as pure data, not any changes in cultivation that are not the Nascent Soul? I feel like a lot of the settings are useless. There are so many familiar worlds in the void, so I just caught them all. To be honest, I haven't seen them much, so why can't I try something familiar?
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I am the first to comment. This book is very good-looking, but it is too little. The author is great, please update it, come on, come on, come on!
A good subject, but it's a Madonna watch. Infinite streaming, but it does not take advantage of any intelligence advantages. To sum up, even the pigs can do better than the protagonist.