(Not invincible, no protagonist abuse, occasionally funny, a little toxic (Can an ex-girlfriend really be this toxic?), no System, though some people are basically cheating.)
A clash between great powers shattered the Heaven-and-Earth Barrier Formation, laid down by powerful cultivators eight hundred years ago. After being sealed away for eight centuries, the famished ghosts, monsters, and demon gods returned to Planet Earth.
All manner of eerie horrors emerged, some feeding on the resentment of the dead, others on flesh and blood.
Heavy artillery proved effective in the wilderness, but light firearms were useless in the cities.
Every country, large or small, across Planet Earth found itself in trouble.
Regions lacking powerful bloodlines and a strong cultivation heritage were hit especially hard.
With conventional weapons unable to deal with these horrors, people had no choice but to bring out rocket launchers and missiles, unleashing carnage across the cities.
Fortunately, the ancestors of Jiuzhou left their descendants not only cultivation techniques, but also their own supernatural abilities, inherited through their bloodlines.
Those who inherited the ability to move as lightly as swallows could fly right away.
Those with bronze heads and iron foreheads could even reflect damage back at their attackers.
The strength to lift a cauldron was enough to hoist an armored vehicle.
So it should be understandable that my ability to master anything with practice is a bit overpowered, right?
Walking up onto the ceiling, riding a bike up an exterior wall and onto a rooftop, or training with a sword until I can produce a glint of cold light and cut something in two with one strike: aren't these all perfectly normal abilities?
And it's understandable if I pick up some strange tricks while cultivating, right?
It's pretty good. It's just designing a married ex-girlfriend and asking the male protagonist for help. It's pretty... The author handled this part well, and it's still worth reading.
Overall, it's okay. The male protagonist's ability concept is amazing, and the other settings are pretty good. I didn't get full stars mainly because I thought the female characters were released so quickly. Three of them were released in Chapter 40. I don't know if they will continue to be released in the future. I personally can't stand this kind of thing.
Yes, the protagonist's skill is Concept God. I hope the author can finish the entire book.
This novel is very well written. It is a rare masterpiece. But the rating is too low. You can pay more attention to the details. The handling is very good. I could have been with the King for Life a few years ago. There is no traffic. There is too little attention. It is very well written.
Five-star praise, cheers up
It's very good. It's the first time I've read this kind of refreshing book. The protagonist's combat power is always online, without going too far or pulling back.
It's a very interesting article about spiritual energy recovery, and it's not the kind of academy dungeon-to-job stream. I think it's novel enough.
It's pretty good. It's a kind of growth experience for a little person.
It's good-looking, and it's above average among current online novels.
No, it's pretty good-looking