Everyone Has a Talent: My Spells Can Evolve Without Limit

Tong Ya was saved once by the protagonist, which is equivalent to owing a life. Without the protagonist, Tong Ya would be a dead person. Tong Ya was supposed to die, but her life was saved by the protagonist. Then her father did not agree to be together, saying that it was to give his daughter better life protection. It can be seen from this that her father is a selfish man. He has lost his wife and does not want to lose his daughter again. However, in the face of his daughter's savior, although the protagonist did not ask for benefits, he only gave the protagonist's mother a promotion. It can withstand level 4 materials, but the kiss seems to have been broken by a level 3 high-speed attack from a sophomore? You must know that the performance of the material is emphasized twice later. I came to comment after seeing Tong Ya being saved by the protagonist for the second time in danger, because I found an example that reflects the selfishness of Tong Ya's father. After resisting the storm of self-destruction, what the protagonist was thinking about was that her father might talk to him in the afternoon. Normally, her father should come over to express gratitude, after all, he saved her daughter's life (if what she was thinking about at the time was that her father wanted to be grateful, that would be impossible. If this was the case, it would be purely a water figure, and it would appear that the protagonist was blinded by profit) All in all, give me a group of fathers like this! Although the father is very extreme, his love for his daughter is definitely deeper than the Mayana Trench (remembering one thing, before the self-destruction plot, my father had not appeared before. I thought so much, I am really a talent) [smile]

It feels like she is completely a woman and she has to protect others in every way.

It was a bit overwhelming. I originally thought it was a cool article, but it turned out to be a bit bland. And how is this power system promoted? Do you need to absorb that crystal stone, or can you slowly rise to a higher level as long as you understand it? I don't know if I missed it.

There are too many soft spots in pig's feet, which affects the perception.

The name of the book is evolution, and the ability is called fusion. The protagonist is too open-minded, too soft-tempered, and suppressed too hard. It is not fun. He is entangled with a woman who has been determined to have no future. The first ten chapters are all ranking matches, and the progress is too slow.

This book has too many bugs! The author didn't explain this fusion talent clearly! Doesn't integration all depend on yourself? Why does the fusion have to be so high? For example, at level 1, just combine several level 1 skills, which are very powerful but not very expensive! And there are many skills to choose from! And it seems that the author means that the same skills must be integrated, but how do other people upgrade their skills? And the pressure on the right side of the main character is too obvious!

This talent is paired with unlimited firepower to make him look like this?

Come on, author! Very nice

Overall, it's very good, and the world view is also very good, but there are too many female supporting characters, and they are very annoying. I hope it's not a harem story. If it is a harem story, I will abandon it on the spot.

There is obviously no plot, but it can write a lot of things