High Martial: Changing the World, Starting with Enhanced Hearing

For me, it is very interesting and comfortable to read. I am also very satisfied with the character of the protagonist. He is self-disciplined, calm and hard-working. The characters of the protagonists in many books nowadays are all kind of funny. I feel very irritated after reading too much [laughs]. It is not cheating, and my strength has improved quickly, but it is a bit slow. The author also writes in detail. There are only two updates a day 😠, which is not enough to read. I found that it only took two or three hours to finish reading this book. Why did I discover such a seedling 😢

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the slight praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.

The hidden dangers caused by the original character at the beginning made the plot very procrastinating, which once caused many readers to abandon the book. However, it seems that the author listened to the advice and quickly ended the original problem in Chapter 60, and then directly started the acceleration mode, which was very secretly refreshing! So far, so good, keep up the good work!

The book is very good, and the characterization is also great, but it is too delayed at the end. The protagonist has been in B for hundreds of chapters. I even looked through the table of contents after raising it for a few months and saw that the protagonist has not been promoted to S. I can't stand it anymore. I am not going to read it next. When will the protagonist reach S, the comment section asked me to read it again.

It's dragging on too much. I know the author wants each supporting character to be fleshed out, with unique personalities and growth stories. The author has the ability to develop supporting characters in this way, but don't let the pacing drag on. Two updates a day, no main character, no development, just conversations and speculations among a few supporting characters. Although it's realistic, detailed, and highlights the characters' traits, it's fine once or twice, but the main character can't appear in only twenty or thirty chapters out of a hundred or two. Especially with the current cosplay, if you didn't say the main character was Shen Heng, I would have thought that two-horned lizard was the main character. The main character's current role is more like a powerful NPC, with very low presence. So much so that if I wanted to see Shen Heng, he "wouldn't" appear in the first twenty chapters. The pacing of this secret realm is being stretched too long. I've saved up sixty chapters, and when I look at the table of contents, it's still the same place, the same development. I suspect the author is planning to start a new story and is treating this as a retirement novel. I really like this book; the development of the main character and supporting characters are what attracts me. Unlike traditional protagonists who are overpowered, arrogant, or prone to mindless face-slapping (when the protagonist's sister was in the training camp, I thought he was going to get a sideways boost), this book realistically portrays a responsible leader who rises from humble beginnings to become a protector and a source of peace for others. Calm, quick-witted, decisive, compassionate, and measured… I've never seen a protagonist possess these qualities before. Shen Heng's aloofness stems from a deep sense of responsibility, concern, and commitment. It's not the forced aloofness of other protagonists. …The book's plot is well-developed, emphasizing patriotism. In times of crisis, countless individuals sacrifice themselves, the young grow with unwavering resolve, the nation upholds justice, the elderly offer protection, comrades provide assistance, and families offer support… Regarding romance, the author doesn't portray love cheaply; instead, there are a few unspoken dependencies and restrained affections. Finally, if the author intends to amplify the characters' development, could the book be shorter and faster-paced? Sometimes, reading overly long plots is tiring.

The book is very good, and the characterization is also great, but it is too delayed at the end. The protagonist has been in B for hundreds of chapters. I even looked through the table of contents after raising it for a few months and saw that the protagonist has not been promoted to S. I can't stand it anymore. I am not going to read it next. When will the protagonist reach S, the comment section asked me to read it again.

This book appeared in 2016 and can be said to be a novel with three to five million words. The background is in the early stage of invasion and the official combat power is generally not that high. The protagonist has garbage talents and abilities, but they do not delay the protagonist's training, and the protagonist's combat power is not super model! There are quite a lot of problems with the supporting characters, and many of the characters ended in a hurry, such as: Huang Mao, the top student who confessed his love at the swearing-in ceremony, the underground creatures, etc. Since you, the author, gave them their existence, shouldn't you write the ending scenes of the supporting characters better? It is a pity that it is 2025 and such a slow-paced novel still only maintains the habit of two updates. This book is destined to not be a hit. Now the plot has reached its climax: the alien world is about to invade completely, leaving little time for the protagonist, and the fourth-level strength has undergone a qualitative change. I also hope to see a different war based on this (after being fully invaded, the war continued to lose. The protagonist led the team and kept traveling with nearby cities to rapidly grow and develop his own abilities. He could not resist it later. The country announced that the coastal cities were completely lost and retreated to the Central Plains area to resist. The two major 5th-level S-level powerhouses can really fight across levels, right?)

It's been a long time since I've seen such a beautiful urban superpower. It's a slow and hot style, and the rhythm is well controlled. There's nothing outrageous like level 2 operations, and the switching between plots is also very smooth 👍👍👍👍

It was a very enjoyable read. The protagonist's development of his abilities was satisfying, and the pacing was brisk. There were some minor angst, but they were acceptable and not forced. In fact, if no one in the protagonist's group sacrificed themselves, it would be too much of a wish-fulfillment story, lacking any sense of crisis. I'm looking forward to the protagonist and his sister revealing their true identities; that would be really exciting. By the way, Li Daoyi's care for the protagonist felt a bit unnatural, something was missing. The following section might be a bit provocative, but it's the truth for me. Many people say "Slaying Gods" is good, but I couldn't continue after reading a bit of the beginning. In some ways, the two books are similar in structure at the beginning, but the protagonist in "Slaying Gods" has all sorts of talents from the start, which didn't give me as much of a satisfying feeling. The protagonist's training and development in this book was much more enjoyable. Also, the angst in "Slaying Gods" was too fast; the emotions surged all at once, leaving me no time to react. This book is relatively more natural. However, if there were more interaction and bonding between the captain and the protagonist, the emotional impact might be even greater.

The rhythm is moderate, the logic is self-consistent, the training system is simple but unique, people can identify with it, the plot is not bad, there is no poisonous point, it is a rare good book in Tomato, there is no other book in Tomato that pursues an inexplicable, high-profile and unique alternative feeling. This is very good, suitable for middle-aged and old bookworms.