[Unlimited Leveling + Overpowering Everything + Brute Force + No Main Heroine (There Are Women) + Nonstop Thrills]
When the moon shattered, humanity entered a great new age of genetic warriors. Awakening a genetic talent and becoming a genetic warrior became everyone's goal.
From the start, Zhou Yu awakened the worst talent of all: an E-rank strength ability. He thought his path as a warrior had ended before it even began.
Fortunately, the Dragon-Elephant Prajna System loaded just in time. Completing missions earned him experience points, allowing him to keep upgrading the System.
Dragon-Elephant Prajna Lv. 1: You're very hard and have great stamina.
Dragon-Elephant Prajna Lv. 10: Your defense is absurd. You can even make steel plates bulge when you hit them.
Dragon-Elephant Prajna Lv. 100: You wield the power of dragons and elephants, and your blood and energy boil. Even the top girl at the club can't take it anymore.
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Dragon-Elephant Prajna Lv. 10,000: Billions of dragons and elephants descend, and the stars fall silent…
When the ancestor of demons arrives and humanity faces imminent danger, Zhou Yu steps forward and roars, “Dragon-Elephant Prajna!”
The world falls silent!
I don't feel so invincible, forget it, I won't watch it anymore
It's a rubbish novel. It was okay when I first read it. But then the woman came out and started plotting against the protagonist. The protagonist felt like she was going to be added to the plot. Everyone was plotting like this. Even if she didn't show it on the surface, she didn't care at all in her heart. She's such a holy mother.
Don't ask about harvest, but ask about hard work.
Just average, just forcefully insert the plot. And no compact follow-up
Not bad (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡
It looks pretty good so far!
The background is not clear, the theme is unclear, and the description is Laqua. You may know that you are writing about martial arts in another world, but you may not know that it is like a traditional martial arts novel, which is very Laqua.
Why not learn martial arts when you have the strength?
The reckless man agreed to do it, but in the end he asked the protagonist to go undercover to work for some kind of godly sect. I hate the undercover plot the most.