SSS-Rank Superpower Awakening! Defending Eighty Thousand Miles of the Nation's Borders

The writing is great, especially the contrast between the introduction and the content (without hiding the talent) = B-level power, telekinesis, in one word, absolute. It's just that the SSS-level power Gravity was exposed too early. The woman knew about it after the college entrance examination. My suggestion is to wait until the woman dies or wait until the book is finished before revealing it. Believe me, the author, only by leaving enough suspense can this book be read by no one. I just skipped to read it, and now I have studied this excellent book again, and I saw that one of the four basic forces of the universe still needs to be evaluated before it can be rated as SSS level. After being rated as SSS level, it still has to be questioned, or it is still questioned by the higher-ups of "humanity" (the poet holds it). The author is really too rigorous in his writing.

The early plot is very cliche, the writing is pretty good, and it's worth watching.

It's quite good. There are some minor flaws but nothing harmful. The use of allusions is okay. It's much better than other recent books. You can read it. [Chigua] When I saw the destined heroine, I felt that it was not interesting. There was no foreshadowing and it was almost like a shoestring. My younger sister is better. Forget it, after raising her, it proved that she is not suitable for me.

One chapter a day, who are you looking down on? Let me count. Ten chapters a day.

Logically speaking, after a top talent like the protagonist is known, the official should have someone to protect him closely, instead of just leaving him alone after wooing him.

Basically, I have never seen a novel in which the main character has this power, but the author's description of the battle scenes with this power is very smooth and reasonable. Ps I feel like if the introduction is changed, more people should read it. How should I put it? There are more classic plots, and the emotional line is a bit stiff. Another reason is that the author may want to write a beautiful and ambiguous feeling, so there are serious sentence interruptions in many places, and he also likes to use the same external description to highlight the protagonist's feeling of being relegated to an immortal. This will lead to the failure of big scenes with sublimated value, and the down-to-earth love and seeing is not strong enough, and the fragmentation is a bit serious.

Nothing to say, just to my taste

Very interesting, I hope there will be a sequel

It's okay, looking forward to the follow-up

The author is great. This book is very beautiful.