[High martial arts + interstellar war + monster invasion + extreme combat + invincible slaughter + no female lead]
In the Blue Star world, countless races from across the stars threaten from beyond, while demonic realms and secret lands plague the world within.
With threats both inside and out, powerful astral martial artists emerge.
They absorb the universe's mysterious energy, awaken extraordinary abilities, and defend their home, Blue Star.
Zheng Fei has spent eighteen years in this world, and at last the day has come for him to awaken his abilities.
The good news: he has an unprecedented four abilities!
Regeneration! Energy Shield! Iron Claws! Flames!
The bad news: every one of them is the lowest rank, F!
Regeneration that is only a little better than an ordinary person's...
An energy shield that's not even hard as iron...
Iron claws that can barely break a rock...
A tiny flame that's only good for lighting a cigarette...
Just as Zheng Fei was about to curse out some idiot author,
his golden finger arrived.
F-rank Regeneration → F-rank Azure Dragon Power
F-rank Energy Shield → F-rank Black Tortoise Power
F-rank Iron Claws → F-rank White Tiger Power
F-rank Flames → F-rank Vermilion Bird Power
Wait, why are they still all F-rank?
Can absorbing the essence blood of strange beasts upgrade these abilities?
In that case, tremble, beasts! Your time has come!
(This book has no female lead because the male lead's name means “friend of the sun.” He made two family heirlooms out of my twenty years of being single, so he doesn't deserve one!)
Personally, I think it's pretty good. There's no one around me who's taunting the protagonist just because he's awakened the F-level talent in the early stages, and there's no brainless slap in the face or making enemies because the protagonist is unhappy. I think it's quite smart. As for the combat power, the author also gave an explanation, and I don't think it's too bad either.
It is said that it is an extreme state. The fifth level of body training is not as good as the ninth level of body training? In the first stage, I feel that there is no extreme state of the protagonist. After all, there is the fifth stage of body training and the second stage of 28 constellations. It seems that the first stage is very peaceful, but the subject matter is still very good.
It's pretty good-looking, but a little lacking.
Shouldn't talents and abilities be called the same thing? Why divide it into two types?
Entrance Ceremony 35 Written to 55
Personally, I think it's okay. It's quite enjoyable to watch. After watching too many protagonists counterattack and slap people in the face, I feel it's quite novel.
Personally, I think it's pretty good. There's no one around me who's taunting the protagonist just because he's awakened the F-level talent in the early stages, and there's no brainless slap in the face or making enemies because the protagonist is unhappy. I think it's quite smart. As for the combat power, the author also gave an explanation, and I don't think it's too bad either.
It is said that it is an extreme state. The fifth level of body training is not as good as the ninth level of body training? In the first stage, I feel that there is no extreme state of the protagonist. After all, there is the fifth stage of body training and the second stage of 28 constellations. It seems that the first stage is very peaceful, but the subject matter is still very good.
It's pretty good-looking, but a little lacking.
Shouldn't talents and abilities be called the same thing? Why divide it into two types?
Entrance Ceremony 35 Written to 55
Personally, I think it's okay. It's quite enjoyable to watch. After watching too many protagonists counterattack and slap people in the face, I feel it's quite novel.