Global: The Divine Aura Master! The Nation Helps Me Level Up!

It takes Yuanli to cast a skill, which is restored every 24 hours. A skill for the protagonist requires 10 Yuanli points. Under normal circumstances, it takes 10 days to cast a skill. Do you consider passersby with this setting? Have you considered civilians? Isn't it because the aristocratic family can't develop at all? ? ?

I think he is considered a support person and shouldn't have any restrictions on his energy.

It's very interesting. I hope it doesn't collapse in the later stage. One halo is at level 5. I'm afraid it will happen in the later stage. Whether it can be made up or not is another matter.

It's embarrassing. The protagonist has awakened such an incredible talent. It took two months for school review, two months for county review, two months for municipal review, and two months for provincial review. By the time the country knows that there is such a person, either the protagonist has reached full level, or the protagonist has been assassinated. Bored yuppie. The whole text is written around the first-level review. After the review is completed, the entire book will be completed.

The author's math skills are too poor. The BOSS in the Extreme Cold Tomb dungeon took 2 minutes and 36 seconds. It turns out that the team had a total of 14 minutes with 1/10 attack power, which is not the real damage. How did this be done? According to the calculation of the time to kill the BOSS written by the author, this BOSS does not take into account the damage reduction of the BOSS without a halo, teammates slow down, and even if the BOSS cannot be defeated, it will take more than 20 minutes to kill the BOSS. How did you pass the level in 14 minutes? Are you cheating?

The subject matter is good and the writing is not bad, but it is still hard to read. Why? Suppressing the protagonist. Just thinking about suppressing the protagonist makes the book look bad. First. Using a halo consumes Yuan Power, which basically suppresses the protagonist. With Yuan Power, the protagonist cannot even use the halo. . Don't talk about passers-by. . Second. Report to the protagonist. . The school went to the city to suppress it. . Press down from city to province. . From the province to the country, there is pressure. . The main character has grown up. . What else to report? . When writing a novel, I think about suppressing the protagonist. . It doesn't look good. . Write boldly. . It is true that the earth cannot let him go. . Write about the universe. . By the way, it shows how natural disasters come. . There are 500 chapters in total. . Now a few people are reading. . Have the patience to read more than 500 chapters. .

Two poisonous points, the first one is also the most poisonous, the girl is given away inexplicably, the princess is arrogant and cold one second, and the next second she blushes and is shy when she sees the male protagonist, and she doesn't know if she is wet, it's disgusting. The second one is to take the protagonist, a novice of more than 10 levels, to defeat Shura-level monsters of more than 60 levels. The protagonist also takes +200% experience potion. Finally, there is a big boss, which has only been upgraded to two or three levels. I really don't know what the point is of suppressing the protagonist like this. At this speed, how can others upgrade? ? ?

To be honest, the writing is okay, but there are too many loopholes. Whiteboard tape is a god-level aura that is immune to this, immune to that, and resistant to skills. Your opponent can be immune to him, and he can be immune to anything slow. Then there are three universities, Jiangnan University writes two, but you don't check carefully and check your own manuscript. Obviously the more people you have in your halo skill team, the more powerful you will be, but as a result, you have to team up with two people and have to screw it up. I don't know what's going on or what you're thinking. It's so full of loopholes that I can't stand it anymore.

It's good-looking. It's a novel subject for me. The writing is also quite good. It also contains a lot of my own ideas and worldview. I don't know if others have it. Anyway, it's the first time I discovered this worldview in this book. I've also read some books about mages and awakened half-life beasts before. This is a halo. This is the first time I've seen a very novel idea. Why I didn't rate it? Maybe it's because there are too few people.

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