Time Travel: I Still Keep a Low Profile After Awakening My Dual Talents

Almost saw the latest. I personally feel that there is nothing wrong with choosing a knight, with high mobility, high blood recovery, and high resistance. Unless the future mages are like those in DND, or knights are better, or the author has forgotten that the CD time of a skill with only 10% of 5 minutes is obviously only 30 seconds, so it is still calculated as five minutes. The one who killed the master in this kind of game is really not as good as the knight. Even more so if the Paladin. Think about a knight with high attack, high resistance (uncontrollable), high blood volume and high blood recovery. You know the pain of choosing an AP sister and being kissed in the face. In addition, I feel that there is nothing wrong with this young lady who comes to my door. She has brains and talent, and is not the kind of second-stringer or laggard.

The protagonist needs to strengthen his skills. I'm not afraid of you being perverted, but I'm afraid you'll be scratched. Compared with other unlimited growth talents, the protagonist's SSS talent is like a sewer. The output can't reach the boss in seconds, and the flesh can't be kept alive.

I've read Chapter 155 (the latest chapter) and I think it's okay, but there are some shortcomings. The background setting of the world is one that I don't like, the information barrier between ordinary people and professionals, a small government, a big family, a big guild. The other thing is about skills. I hope that I can get rid of the CD restriction of using skills in the future, and I can learn the skills by myself. Using skills through formulas ensures a lower limit, but also fixes an upper limit. This thing needs to be understood personally in the later stages, and finally get rid of the help of the system and move towards fantasy and immortality. In addition, the gold coins are a bit inflated. The auction house sells them in trillions, which is an exaggeration. Finally, the protagonist stayed at level 30 for a bit too long. It feels like a little more plot is spent on achievements.

It's nice to read, and the author works hard to update it. I like to read this kind of article where a good talent base slowly grows. Those cool articles with prophetic predictions, unbeatable luck, invincible talents, and systems will make me tired of it quickly. I don't have any sense of expectation. I prefer reading articles like this book. A good talent base will not make me feel aggrieved and speechless, but will also make me slowly watch the protagonist become stronger and have a sense of accomplishment. Come on, author, work hard to write more updates, so as not to drag readers to death. The author can also see if he can add the Spear of Shining in the End in Fate as the protagonist's unique move. For example, the protagonist can only use it for three minutes and then becomes weak. When the attributes and levels are high, there will be no side effects. You can also add Joan of Arc's flag gun as a common weapon for the protagonist. The flag gun can also increase various buffs for teammates, and can be used by the protagonist to build his own force in the future.

The temple is high, the flutes and drums are old, the candles are piled red with tears, how many people are singing and playing? If one has a life span of a hundred years, who will die where he deserves it? In this life, you should drink drunkenly and let the moon shine on the garden. I have not seen the eternal heroes who have drawn their swords and played the dragon's night chant on the iron flute; I have not seen the rouge of thousands of years, the color of tears, the tattoos of dragon blood and thrush red.

It's pretty good. You can read it if you are in a book shortage. It feels pretty good.

Reward yourself with a five-star review! New writers, please bear with me!

Nice looking, my type. I can see it

It's toxic, but it's okay to pass the time.

I saw the latest chapter. It's not poisonous yet. It's edible. Recommended! I would like to make a suggestion. Dragons have always been synonymous with power. Even newly born dragons should have strength far beyond ordinary creatures. I can't stand the fact that newly born dragons in many novels are very weak. Dragons should be born powerful. I suggest you directly adjust the red dragon data. At least it must exceed the upper limit of the Hope Land. It's just that he is restricted from exerting his strength like the locals, and his current strength is not up to the demigod potential and the value of the golden building. In addition, let's give it a new name. Now this name can be used as a nickname. In many online articles I have read, Long Yi will have his own inherited memory and real name when he is born. I suggest the author consider this too. @There is a mosquito

The plot is more reasonable, the writing is stable, not so mindless, and the world view and description of the protagonist are relatively integrated.

Everything else is fine But all the bosses in the article were beaten into boos, I really can't stand it [face covering]

The content is exciting and the setting is reasonable. Can the author give the protagonist a damage skill that increases health?

Not bad, the flaws don't hide the virtues

Nice article, keep it up! ! ! !

Like this type

Anyway, I think it looks good

It's okay so far, please give the author a big boost [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

Come on, the author is great, it's a very good novel

Not bad, much better than those books that pretend to be cool or pile on data flow

Looks good, come on, come on

If the protagonist uses a character from League of Legends as a profession, the most suitable one for him would be Crow, which has high blood volume, high spell power, strong survivability, and considerable damage.

It's a good calligraphy, but it doesn't make the most of the protagonist's talent.

Very good, you can watch it

Knight class is good

Good, good, good

A rare good book

A very good novel about cows and horses

Reward a five-star review

Okay, not bad, not bad