High Martial: No Golden Finger, but Success Comes Late

It looks good, there are no ridiculous plots, and it doesn't feel too bland. Just keep the rhythm. I just hope that the time span can be longer, otherwise there will be no room for talent. Although it looked very good before, but the update was discontinued for so long that now I can't connect with the previous plot [face covering]

It's a very good book. It's a very normal protagonist. He has brains, the human race is united, and the plot develops smoothly. As long as it doesn't collapse later, this book will definitely get a 9 points. It also makes it clear that this book has no female protagonist and no ambiguity! Highly recommended! !

It's a very interesting book. I initially thought it would be a very boring plot in the early stage. After all, the talent of being a late bloomer sounds like a prison in the early stage, but the author's writing is quite good, and it does not overwhelm the protagonist's combat power and level as much as expected. The plot of the protagonist and the setting of the background are also very reasonable, and the overall narrative rhythm is relatively slow. It continues to expand the world view while also taking into account the excitement. As for the clones, it can only be said that people have different opinions. At present, there are no poisonous points in the description of the clones. The only thing that slightly affects the reading experience is probably that the author repeatedly emphasized several times in the early stage that the protagonist's combat power is lower than that of his peers, which is normal, which slightly affects the reading experience.

One of the few well-written stories about Xingkong Gaowu. Except for the fact that he suppressed the realm for too long when he was in the demigod realm, the rest of the writing was very good! Novels with obvious care are rare! However, the author still needs to pay attention to a few points. Don't push the protagonist's realm too hard, which will give readers a more aggrieved feeling. You can press a little bit at each small level, such as the early, middle and late stages of ascending to the gods, but don't press it for dozens of chapters. After all, it is a kind of cool writing, so don't press it too hard. In fact, you can focus on the early stage and unlock it bit by bit, and the early stage processing of the protagonist Lao Liu's personality and killing changes is also a little rough. Your more than one hundred chapters have already entered a copy of the universe similar to the hundreds of chapters of Devouring the Starry Sky, and this is too fast. If your realm after becoming a god is not divided too much, there will be a very obvious problem of suppressing the realm, otherwise you will not be able to write a long story. You can try to quantify the understanding of the law, and further add realms and enemies.

This book has a human race with a history of at least hundreds of thousands of years of civilization. It has thousands of human gods and hundreds of trillions of "ordinary" humans competing for hegemony in the starry sky and the universe. The powerful and grand background setting is very exciting. [Thinking] The human race has countless geniuses, children of fortune, and various fancy talents and professions. The protagonist with an ordinary personality has a magical talent that can make progress every ten years and make unlimited progress in all aspects (the prospects of this late-blooming talent cannot be expressed in terms of god-level). 😂The overall atmosphere is positive, rather than dark, violent, depressing, stallion, etc. You can read it. 👍The weakness is that the author is too gentle and doesn't know how to describe fights (battles), but it can be ignored in this book. [Laugh]

It's worth watching. There aren't that many tricks, there's peace internally, and there's no conspiracy. The human race is also the top force among all races. It's not a matter of life and death waiting for the protagonist to turn the tide.

You are happiest when you know happiness is coming. Knowing that the protagonist is guaranteed to become stronger in the future makes me want to continue watching.

The overall writing is good, but there is no plot in the early stage between the ages of 6 and 10, and there are more than 1,000 people with the same talents as the protagonist. There are no special talents. Overall, it is good.

I see that there is nothing toxic for me now, there are no inexplicable descriptions of women, there are no greasy men, everyone is normal, Goldfinger is also normal, the plot is not draggy, the human race is very united, and there is no messy intrigue. It's great. It's very good👌🏻 (I forgot how many chapters there is an insect mother, but it's not the kind of plot where a small head controls a big head. The insect mother is given to the family to take care of the family. It's great👍🏻) As long as the plot remains normal and there are no inexplicable women, I will keep watching it!

The cool articles in the cool articles are not Long Aotian-style cool articles, but ordinary cool articles. They give you the kind of cool articles that you can achieve if you reincarnate and start a new life with good luck. Long Aotian-style cool articles are all kinds of slaps in the face and all kinds of cool. But if you were to substitute, you would like the protagonist of this book more. Who wouldn't like the protagonist who can start off safely and practice to become a god? Do you have to upgrade in three steps, one cut, five steps, and one level? In short, it is a pleasure for ordinary people! Like! It's so well written. It's not that the writing is particularly good, but that the plot is particularly good. It feels like a normal world. The word "normal" is the highest rating given by Tomato. Everything is logical and there is nothing sinister about it. It makes people happy to read it.