High Martial: Others Train Hard, I Level Up with One Click

Haokan, I actually feel that I have a system and martial arts skills. I don't need to participate in the competition at all. I can find a place to live in seclusion and build up realms first. After all, the higher the realm, the more system experience I gain every day. In one year, I can easily reach the master realm and beat the generals.

Principal: "If he can't do it, he will be compensated tenfold for the credits of these three exercises, and he will be asked to work for the school for the rest of his life and pay back slowly." "He claims to be very talented. This shouldn't be difficult for him." "If you fail, you will owe the school fifteen thousand points." Just to get 300 points on credit, and the protagonist was as happy as shit when he found out.

I think it is well written, with time, place, character and plot, which has formed the minimum plot. This book is just a little poor in psychological control, and has little impact, because when downplaying the world view, there is no need for psychology, and it can be read as a story. It is unrealistic for a new author to write such an awesome book.

So far, it seems to be a good novel. I don't know why the rating is so low.

Are you okay? Who are you going to send away with just this?

The experience gained by the protagonist cannot be increased? Just 10 o'clock every day?

Why is this book rated so low?

I finished watching it and it was okay. The ending was too rushed, but it was really enjoyable.

A cool article means I feel happy after reading it. Although there are some minor flaws, they have little impact. I give you a five-star rating.

It can arouse readers' interest, keep reading, and keep reading.