High Martial: A Genius Is 1% Talent and 99% Potions

It can be said that this is really a valuable book. Although the title of the book is not well chosen, the world view of this book is huge, absurd but logically self-consistent. The most rare thing is that even now it has 800 chapters of this absurd world view and this absurd set of concepts. The logic is still very good, and the completeness and rationality are extremely strong. The author himself can be said to be quite experienced in controlling the article. It can be said that the whole process is high-energy and has no peeing points. I highly recommend it if you like to read with brains and want to read something that will make people live in Bengbu. After reading this book, some people may say that it is very similar to the starting point of Cultivation of Immortality without Money. Don't worry about this. The author's starting ideas may be useful for reference. However, as the world view is completely unfolded, coupled with the author's magical imagination and Thunder's word-making system, this book is more beautiful, more shameless, and more embarrassing than Cultivation without Money. Old bookworms who have accumulated more than 10,000 reading hours of all platforms and physical books can assure you that the more than 800 chapters I have read so far are undoubtedly top-notch content. By the way, I would like to add a few points. This book is one of the few that clearly explains the rules-based ability battles. There are endless conflicts with each other, and there are endless moral kidnappings in the field of merit. You know the top-level conspiracy, but you just can't do it. One muscle is blocked at both ends. The power system design is quite clever, as if you are playing a turn-based system with a heaven-defying mechanism or some meat pigeon games. I have activated it, I am infinite. If you don't understand, tell me about the heaven-defying mechanism? The bottom layer of the rules is numerical values, and the rules also strengthen the numerical values. It is both a heaven-defying mechanism for rule-based abilities, and the underlying design of the origin of the universe, where numerical values determine the priority of the mechanism, is not easy to collapse. By the way, I would like to add a few points. This book is one of the few that clearly explains the battle between rule-based abilities. There are endless heaven-defying laws. The mechanisms are at odds with each other, and the moral kidnapping in the field of merit is endless. You know the top-level conspiracy but you just can't help it. One muscle is blocked at both ends. The power system is designed very cleverly, as if you are playing a turn-based game with a heaven-defying mechanism or some meat pigeon games. I have activated it, I am unlimited. If you don't understand, tell me about my heaven-defying mechanism? The bottom layer of the rules is numerical values, and the rules strengthen the numerical values. It is not only a heaven-defying mechanism of the rule system's ability, but also has the origin of the universe, which is a numerical value that determines the priority of the mechanism. The underlying design is not easy to collapse.

Because I wanted to read Bianwen, I clicked in, but I didn't expect that the more I read, the more I read. I thought it was just a satirical novel at first, but I didn't expect that it would still be reasonable after the world view unfolded. The author really put a lot of thought into it. Nice!

It's ok, it's good-looking. I read the reviews and said it was a copy of someone else's work, so I read it, but I felt that this one was more fun than that one. It was very joyful and had more jokes. The drawback is that the author doesn't seem to be very good at writing details about fights. But it just confirms the sentence "You clearly know that Wang Zhe's trump card is to use medicine, but you have no choice. No matter what you do, you can only watch him finish the medicine in the end, and then use the extremely bad material reconstruction punch to beat you to your knees with the incredible numerical value." [Face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

It's unimaginable. It's rare to find a book that's so enjoyable and thoughtful. If you read cool articles, you will be amazed at how cool they are. If you look at the world view, you will. Marvel at the grandeur and all-encompassing worldview. Everyone inside has brains and intelligence. And that kind of conflict is grasped particularly appropriately. The farther back you look, the better it gets. You will gradually play with the author's unique slang and jokes in the author's characteristic narrative. For example, the most famous warriors Anzhuo and Pangu. Anyway, it's very pretty

It's a masterpiece, with an extremely novel setting. The author has great imagination and has deep thoughts on many contents. It's very funny, beautiful, and very philosophical. I have been reading novels for more than ten years, and I really like this one, so the author, please come back and update it [crying]

This book really made me stunned for a while. The highlight was when Xiang Yu rode a hornet and Lin Daiyu faced off against Lin Daiyu for 300 rounds in the rain lane. However, Lu Zhishen's output was really outrageous. Fortunately, Yasuo had a blow, then a big, and then Yong Shuang controlled it. Otherwise, the AK would have been wiped out with four times the pressure. But the most unforgettable thing for me was when Sima Yi stood in Liangshan Po and said slowly to the 72 heroes of Liangshan: "My brother is full of courage, don't show off in front of your brother Yi." It vividly expressed Sima Yi's fear that Li Kui would kill him with an axe. Overall, this book is wildly imaginative, its settings are imaginative, and it is filled with pitfalls. The melee descriptions are dazzling, and the outrageous personalities of the various characters are vividly portrayed!

It feels like it's almost over. I ordered 2 million. If you don't plan on watering down, the finale is actually very suitable for the title of God. The world view of each star realm is completely different, and the style is obvious. The human race will never hold back on the battlefield, whether it is offense or defense. Everything in front of it is also foreshadowing. At first, I thought it was just a cynical and funny satire, but the world view is fully integrated and it is not just funny. Overall, it is worth reading. The heroine is quite special. Bai Fumei, the god of the seventh star world, doesn't have many scenes and is not annoying. She usually uses AI instead of thinking. She has fallen already but she doesn't know it. She is still quite cute.

Let me start with the conclusion: good food. The one star missing is because Gao Shao was a bit uncomfortable with it. I haven't read the last part yet. Although the author wrote a paragraph to express the protagonist's conscience, I still can't help it. And the background setting is too c-grade. Of course, that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the design, it just means that the moral level of this world is amazing. It may not be very comfortable for some people. Then the author of the description of combat power is not a data flow. His power span is a little vague, but it doesn't hurt. Finally, stack the armor (I haven't read many chapters so far. If you have any questions, please point them out calmly)

It's very beautiful and doesn't require many words to describe it in detail. The various novel settings and the author's writing techniques are also eye-catching. The early plot makes people feel happy from the bottom of their hearts, and the various imaginative and realistic settings in the middle and later stages are also very novel. It's a pleasure to watch at the front, but the author's writing is also very powerful at the back. If you haven't watched it yet, I suggest you download it first. The author made a casual stroke and the reader mistakenly ended up on the guillotine [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [covering face] [covering face] The subsequent development of the worldview. The special logic of each star realm is self-consistent, and it is also very imaginative (Hakio's detailed writing skills are so awesome)

It's great, it's definitely considered gold in Tomato. I remember that when I first made it, it only had more than 200 chapters, and the cover still had a panda head. I have been following it for so long without realizing it. I feel that this world view and system are set up very well. There is no problem with the overall logic. The writing is also grand and has a feeling. The daily Shatou stories are also good. Let's reflect it to a certain extent. From the beginning, I read the names and the more I read, the more I read. I still remember it. Even the updates every day are not enough. During the time when Hajiou stopped updating, I always felt empty. The content in the middle is sometimes a bit watery, but it's okay. I look forward to the update tomorrow. I finished reading it today and found out that I gave it a rating without even writing a review. Hajiou should also pay more attention to his health and work well. Other friends are also safe and well!