Every Spell Permanently Increases My Health. How Will You Respond?

It's a pretty good book, but it doesn't make sense to follow it. As expected, reading is the hardest thing to persevere. Once a novel reaches its lowest point, because you can't see the rest of the story, you lose the desire to read on. Come on, author.

Other little poisons can still look ugly, but why do they have an S-level talent card [what] and still need 50 billion gold coins?

This anti-human setting can only be played by the protagonist. As for the skill cooling time, mages and priests don't need to play it. A fireball takes a few minutes and then waits for death.

The reason why it has such a high score is that there is no suppression in the Novice Village. It was immediately poisonous when it came out of the Novice Village. It was very poisonous. Two of them came in one breath. There were many comments before Chapter 60, but almost no comments after Chapter 68. The school did nothing and directly suppressed it. Oppression, cultivation, coercion and inducement are all things that the school does in one day. The book comes to an end after writing chapter 60. I am Shennong. , The real book is very beautiful. It's really good-looking, super good-looking

It's okay, but if you read less comments, you will find that human species are really diverse. In addition to some of the discussions, some are quite interesting. The protagonist opens a secret card and wants to form a team. Then he teams up with two women. Others don't know the protagonist's strength. Then the other two want half, and the protagonist wants half of the profit. The other two are quite strong. Then the protagonist agrees. Here, there is a group. People scolded me, saying that the card was opened by the protagonist, why should someone else take half of it, and then the fun came. The dungeon dropped the equipment that a girl (the deputy city lord's daughter) needed, and I didn't bring enough money for a while, so I gave the protagonist a magic card, which can be used in the later stages. It adds a skill bar. Hey, what are you doing? Now a group of people are scolding the author for scolding the protagonist. Why should I not give it to the protagonist? Hahahahaha, it's so much fun

First, when a child loses his temper at you, what you see is not an attack, but the grievance deep in his heart. Second, when your child talks back to you, what you see is not a stubborn mouth, but a heart that needs to be affirmed. Third, when a child lies to you, what you see is not the deception, but the child's fear after being discovered. Fourth, when a child procrastinates, what you see is not laziness, but frustration and helplessness. Fifth, when a child tries his best to please, what you see is not his well-behaved and sensible look, but his eyes eager to be recognized. Sixth, when a child is indifferent to you, what you see is not rebellion, but a crack in his lack of security. Really powerful parents do not get angry and reprimand their children at every turn, but can keep their composure, understand their children's grievances, and warm their children's hearts with understanding and companionship. They know that the subtext behind their children's disobedience and tantrums is actually "Mom, help me."

It's super good-looking. If you like The Fourth Natural Disaster, you can read more.

The writing is good, but there are too many descriptions of stunning beauties. There are so many that I can't even eat.

It's pretty good. In the end, the author had no choice but to end it in a rather sloppy way. But overall it is a good book, and the author is very ambitious. There is a lot of content in the outline, but it was not successfully completed. I hope the author's next book will be better.

I'm more curious about the ratio of spirit and mana. The protagonist has always been short of mana. [Level: Lv15 (72%)] Life: 55220 [Mana: 320] [Physique: 33, Spirit: 52, Strength: 26, Agility: 27]