Ascension Through Grafting: From the Start, I Obtain the Arm of a Divine Corpse

The content is compact and interlocking. There must be nothing wrong with what the author wrote. As for why the score is so low, I think it may be the crowd of people who promote it, the traffic, or some other reasons. But this in no way hinders the charm of this novel itself. The protagonist himself, his behavior and his style of acting don't feel like there are any big problems. The story background of this book itself includes the combat settings and specifications. I feel very comfortable and it looks very interesting. As for the so-called Western fantasy, I think as long as the writing is good and there are not many poisonous points, it is still acceptable.

It's good to watch, but the protagonist has a sense of being a fool who has been kept in the dark. It feels like everyone knows better than the protagonist [Punch Out]

At first glance, I thought it was Greg, the old man's headband. The system is mature, the plot is smooth, the XP is curious, and it is interspersed with weak ships, MC, and star memes, which makes people smile. The description of the environment is a bit empty, but I feel like I want to describe steampunk, and finally use black technology to briefly describe it. The protagonist's growth is the same as the system. Click to grow, but I can't refuse the sacred Thousand Limbs Sister [Adoration]

Very pretty. Although the rating is a bit low now, it will definitely increase in the future, and the content is well written. The development of the storyline, entry point and climax are all good, as are the transfer of the world view and the breakthrough in combat power. It's finally nine minutes. Nine-fifteen is not a dream. Although there are few people, they are all alive.

This book is really good to read. The author writes a great way about the chaos and collapse. The dark and depressing but somewhat relaxed atmosphere because of the woman is really well created. The logic is very good and there are almost no poisonous points. It's just that the girl whose legs were cut off seems to have been seen by the bad guys. To be honest, I feel a little alienated. Author, can you write a book like Mystery? There is an author called One Thousand and One Nights. His book about witchers is really beautiful. I think if you write it, you will be able to write it very well [Sending my heart]. Keep up the good work, your writing is much better than those writing with a score of 9 or above. Wish you get to 9 points as soon as possible I watched it over and over again, it's really beautiful

I have been chasing it for a year, but I seemed to pass by it several times before watching it, and I was dissuaded by the name every time. I thought it was a fan of Elden's Ring. At that time, my impression of the limbs was that they were ugly and weak, but after I clicked in and took a look, I realized that it was a praiseworthy thousand limbs! Great novel and author, it makes my brain spin [please update]

I finally found another such a good-looking Western fantasy novel. I hope the author can finish it! I wish the author and your family good health.

The writing is good. As long as the combat power is not broken, it will be a good article. Please support it.

The writing is fluent but not watery The writing is excellent and there is no typical Tomato-type idiotic colloquialism. It's obvious that a relatively complete outline has been made. A shallow pit can be buried quickly, but a deep pit can be buried better. It is a pagan divine text with a light and invincible nature. It is recommended that you add extra stories from time to time to write about your daily life. It can have a regulating effect on high-density plots We still need to summarize the power lines and complete the world view. It would be better if there is a supplementary map.

Very nice [blowing kiss]. Although at first glance you might think it has something to do with the limbs of the Ring of Magic, it actually has nothing to do with it. It has its own world, its own system, its own gods and demons, but it just so happens that the protagonist's ability to "join the limbs" makes it easier for people to connect to that place (actually the protagonist's abilities are more powerful and "extensive" than those there). This is a self-salvation about actively accepting the so-called "darkness". From the first step into the darkness, to thinking that he was on the road to saving himself, he became even more crazy, until he truly accepted his true self, turned all gifts and curses into himself, and gained the sublimation of his will and soul (up to the current chapter). I think it is a true record of human nature. He will disregard everything because of fear; he will indulge his own desires and adhere to the concept of "the result is okay"; he will become extremely paranoid for what he wants and loves; he will unabashedly ignore and use others for his goals... To me, this is what a truly ordinary person would do (actually, I also included myself in it). At the same time, a large number of short stories outside the main line are also very exciting and have a certain philosophy. I feel, I understand, and I resonate. I get some new concepts from them, and it also revives some truths that I once understood but were lost in time. I not only entertained it, but also learned from it (the embarrassing thing is that I feel like I learned something but I can't describe it [laughs awkwardly]). I really admire the author's writing style for being able to write such a good article, and I don't understand why so few people have read this book (maybe I have a special aesthetic?). To be clear, if it comes out as a physical book, as long as the price is right, I will definitely buy the whole set (as long as the writing is consistent and the ending is more appropriate). For me, it has physical collection value. Although I also know that my liking alone won't make much difference, because online texts require a lot of support. But at least, I will support it until the end. (Disclaimer: The above remarks are only personal opinions, and my literary literacy is poor, so my understanding may be different from the public, and there may be problems in expression? So, if you don't like it, you can point it out, don't criticize) Regardless of whether anyone has seen it or not, but I still want to add (obsessive-compulsive disorder? At least I feel more comfortable doing this), I find that there are many points that I have not touched on in my evaluation of this book, and it seems/maybe/maybe/maybe a little (or very?) Subjective. I'll make up for it later when I have time. But that doesn't stop it from being really good. (Emphasis! Emphasis! Emphasis!)