High Martial: The Age of Humanity

You can also watch it. The author wants to write about the protagonist having rivals among his peers, but the protagonist has been exaggerated before. What about martial arts? High-level exercises are just barely first place, and others can catch up. The old-fashioned plot, the protagonist is not very savvy, because he is at least one or two realms higher than his peers. What else? The hidden genius is stronger than the revealed one, and we encountered a bottleneck at the second level. It made me laugh so hard that the author of this genius wrote that the protagonist had to go on an adventure outside the territory, and the wild resources were too baffling. Now the combat power is a bit collapsed, but at least there is no plot where you are pretending to be slapped in the face and slapped in the face again. You can read it in the book wasteland.

It's not bad, but the combat power collapsed after only 50 chapters. The protagonist was praised very well before, saying that he was a genius that was rare in the entire human society. Now, all of a sudden, there are so many people in Blue Star who can match the protagonist.

The gap between the early and recent chapters is a bit wide. The content is overly aggressive. Moreover, the cultivation time is not properly controlled, resources are one aspect, but many novels just briefly mention the time of digesting resources. But it often takes a lot of time to absorb and digest resources, and then the speed of cultivation speeds up. There is also drug resistance. Some novels will focus on it, and some novels have basically no drug resistance.

No, what on earth was he thinking? He who sometimes demonstrates his cultivation and sometimes doesn't hide his cultivation knows that as long as he completes the four stages of ultimate before the age of 18, he will receive unlimited resources to wake up, so what's the point of wasting his time playing Battle. Net?

Let me talk about two points. First: the first few chapters have always said that the protagonist has the hope of breaking the record, and even the apparent strength is the first, but the result has been that the protagonist has the hope of getting permission to stay in school. Why is this permission to stay in school so difficult to obtain? Does the protagonist have hope even if he is number one? Second: The protagonist appears to be number one, and then many descendants of hidden families appear to compete with the protagonist. This is quite an old routine.

The setting is inexplicable. It is said that the Star Lord has the ability to kill anyone and everyone combined cannot defeat them, but they still have to be oppressed by others. He talks about how dangerous it is outside and the need for resources. The Star Lord and others recommend that the protagonist has resources, and the protagonist also has resources. Then what does the protagonist have to earn? Later, it is added that the Star Lord cannot kill indiscriminately, but it is not impossible to kill. How many classes have been crossed and the Star Lord cannot give resources. The help has not been able to reach the third level, and the protagonist does not eat much resources. I don't understand why the protagonist wants to go out, and I don't understand how the jungle outside the world is like the strong. Then the star master does not know how to control the planet and does not even have the ability to share public resources. He still needs to discuss and complain. Then the townspeople outside are killing him randomly. How can the star master grow up to be weak? The weak dare to complain and disagree with the strong. It's extremely contradictory, it's more like the author doesn't know how to push the plot and just picks a random point and pushes it forward.

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Che Zhulun's words, I have been writing endlessly about building the foundation before I turned 18.

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It's okay, but there are too many typos and the main author won't correct them.