High Martial: The More Enemies I Face, the Stronger I Get

Come on, come on, it's better if it doesn't have those old-fashioned poisonous points. Finally, I saw an article that is a bit traditional, but not poisonous. What am I still expecting my friend Fang Xun to do? At first, I thought he was the heir of a hidden family, but I found out that he was just a salty fish who wanted to fish. For now, the male protagonist's sister and family have not appeared much, which is good. I was afraid that the author did not write well, which would lead to a breakdown. At present, the human race is facing pressure from foreign races. Fortunately, it has given the protagonist a good growth environment. Otherwise, it would be really difficult to deal with internal and external troubles. He is a genius, and it would be unsightly to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger.

It's nice to watch, but actually the girls don't have that many scenes. Why do some people think that to get hostility points, you have to be cheap? I just need to be a normal person. I really like the domineering feeling [shy] of the protagonist. In fact, when I first saw the hostility value, I thought I was going to do something to chase the school beauty (that is, chase a woman) to gain the hostility value of the pursuer. I think that's not good. It's inappropriate for both parties to suffer and only the protagonist to benefit. Fortunately, I didn't write it in this book. If I did, it would be 4 stars. I still continue to look forward to the author's updates, but I feel like it's a bit too much to always let Tianqiao die now. As mentioned earlier, I cherish the source of life. How can there be so much that can be consumed by the protagonist, who is less than level 3? Oh, yes, since there is no golden finger tag in the introduction, it means that the protagonist relies on himself. In the comment section, I asked if Goldfinger could use his brain for a while. (The following comments contain minor spoilers, please read with caution) To put it bluntly, this "system" is its own product. If you want it to surpass itself, is it a bit too natural? I think if the function exceeds itself, then the setting is broken and bad.

There is no heroine and no ambiguity. Although it is considered a half-way trip, the author has explained the world view and foreshadowing clearly, so it is considered complete. Much better than some well-watched movies that end suddenly without any explanation.

The protagonist kills decisively, is not a virgin, has a lot of hatred and taunts, does not lick anyone, and has the feeling that I am the strongest. Even if he is not now, he will be confident in the future. The character creation is okay with many descriptions, and he is not a foolhardy man. There are basically no logical loopholes. Recommended

It's a very good read [Adoration], but the word count is still relatively small so far. Personally, I prefer the kind without emotional lines. It's more about the friendship between teams, brothers, and the righteousness of the human race. In this book, there is not much written about the villains of the human race. It is more about fighting against all races. The human race is united towards the outside world. As long as it is played to a normal level later on, I think this book is still good, but the rating is relatively low and there are fewer people reading it.

Looks good! Please update more and sort out the mines here, this book is unsystematic! The equivalent of the system is the protagonist's magical power, and Fang Xun has a special quality, which is awesome! But it won't be offensive! The author writes very well! Highly recommended [sending my heart] [please ask for updates]

Is there really no heroine? Looking forward to the subsequent plot

Very good-looking, a bit similar to Global High Martial Arts: Tribulation of Ten Thousand Races. I love watching this kind of thing. This book made me believe that there are really good books with low scores. Why is it still so low?

In fact, there is a shadow of Global Gaowu, but today's books are basically like this

Overall, it's pretty good. The protagonist's system is not a system, but a supernatural power. He's not smart enough to talk. There's no heroine and a bunch of ambiguous girls. I have parents and a biological sister, but they are all ordinary people. There are not many chapters that appear in the front, and the latter is mainly about upgrading. One of the protagonists is Chen Hao, who seems to have another special physique.