Proficiency System: Everything Can Be Upgraded
熟练度系统：万物皆可升级
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Cultivating the Five Organs and Five Elements, Qi-and-Blood Martial Arts, and the Flesh, Muscles, Bones, and Skin
I'm looking for books like High Martial Da Ming: From Eunuch to Ninth Prince (High Martial Da Ming).
I Turned In My Cheat Ability, and the Nation Took Me to the Top
Looking for books like "I Turned In My System! The Country Nuked It!" One person working hard is still no match for lying flat and letting the country smooth the way for me.
Golden Bell Shield and Iron Shirt, a Muscular Brawler and a Towering Giant
Looking for Novels About Proficiency and Grinding for Experience, Any Genre
Looking for books like "I Used My Stat Panel to Grind My Way into Becoming a Cultivation Expert".
Looking for Novels Where You Gain Proficiency Points, Like +1 or +2
Proficiency, stat allocation, top student, expert, genius.
A Proficiency Panel in a Period Piece
Era fiction with a proficiency panel, era fiction with a proficiency panel.
Looking for a Novel With City Life, Cultivation Techniques, and Proficiency
The protagonist gains proficiency in everything they do. Once proficiency reaches a certain level, it becomes a skill, and skills can evolve by grinding proficiency. Looking for novels like this.
High-Quality Books!
Looking for content similar to You’re Already Number One in Jiuzhou, So What’s Wrong With Having a Little Less Virtue? Any high-quality recommendations? Please, guys! ಥ_ಥ
Looking for Xuanhuan Stories
Looking for books like "Online Game: My Poison Can Slay Gods".
Reader comments 40
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It's great. I've read Chapter 100. There is no female protagonist and there is no ambiguity. The male protagonist doesn't even see a woman and feels amazing. Even women rarely appear. Keep up the good work. The male protagonist is always thinking about improving his cultivation. He works hard. It's not a perfect character. No one is perfect. I quite like this style of novel. In this kind of hard-working type, the male protagonist uses knives more often. I think the sword is more handsome haha. I've just read Chapter 198. The previous chapter is very interesting, especially after the protagonist joins the Immortal Sect. The progress is very fast. It's so cool. The master is great, and the brothers and sisters are good. I really think the more I write, the better. But if I want to read a story without a female protagonist and no ambiguity, I'll do it after reading Chapter 198. This chapter feels like the character is very broken. The protagonist usually fights off or kills men when he sees them. In this picture, the protagonist looks at it. I saw a woman coming to grab something, and threatened the protagonist, and even took the lead. The protagonist didn't even hurt him, so he used the realm to scare him. Then he told the woman that he wanted to talk and wanted to join forces. I was just kidding. The protagonist can fight across realms. I just described how strong the protagonist is. This woman is so weak to him. I don't know what the point is in wanting to join forces. That's it. I won't watch anymore.
You can still take a look at this novel. It has shortcomings but also many advantages. Compared with other works, the quality should be in the middle and upper reaches, and the score should be 8.5-8.9. The current score is too low.
To be honest, at first I thought the protagonist would kill Master Wu and then grab the book 🤦
It was okay in the front, but the span after entering the Immortal Sect was too big. First there were elders in the Void Refining Realm, and then there were fellow villagers in the Saint Realm. Especially the fellow villagers in the Saint Realm, even the personal Emperor Pan slaughtered 100 billion creatures. This is too few for the Saint Realm.
The concept is very decipherable, it is a pleasant blessing, and it is a rare good book.
Good, keep up the good work
This book is quite good. At least it's not that kind of nonsense.
Come on come on come on. . . .
Is the author a programmer? I love programs and potatoes so much🥔
It's well written, but if you read it patiently, it still feels a bit like a mortal.