One-Sword Kill, Got a Problem? Take It Up with the Stats!

Children, this is a pure and refreshing novel. It is a little bit toxic in the early stage, but it is so exciting in the later stage. There is nothing that the protagonist can't do, and there is no abrupt feeling of deliberately concave character. The protagonist has a brain, but he doesn't like to use it. He has no emotional drama and only cares about the gauze. If you are bored, this book will be over. If you want to read a high-quality and good article, this book will seem weak, but it is still an excellent work worth reading to relieve boredom.

It's really good, unambiguous, and there are basically no situations that are delayed and solved after dozens of chapters, and the writing is indeed enjoyable. There are girls, but there is really no heroine, and there is no ambiguity (the inner drama of the girl's own Mu Qiang should have nothing to do with whether the hero has a relationship plot, and it's just a few sentences). The hero is really merciless, and everyone who offends him will be treated equally. Yes, except for the current situation. It's okay if your level is slower than those around you. (After all, the protagonist in the competition seems to be one year younger. It seems normal to improve faster than the same year but can't catch up with those one year above.) But the combat power is high. This should be the feature of this book, and it should not be considered as a pressure on combat power. 🤔 Although the supporting characters in it are very brainless in finding trouble, they are resolved quickly. The protagonist feels comfortable fighting, which is not difficult to accept. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's not bad. Shuangwen's attack, which is quite satisfactory, could actually be more ruthless [Learned]

It's still generous! There are quite a lot of women. Although they are either beaten by the male protagonist or they are stunned, there are indeed quite a lot of them. They are all beauties and all kinds of top-notch ones. If there is little fairy green tea, royal sister, cold goddess, cute loli, etc.😂😂 Oh, by the way, I would like to add that some of the plots and the appearance of those beauties are all just for slaps in the face, but they are a bit too deliberate, for the sake of pleasure, so after watching it too much, it feels a bit boring. Moreover, every description of the beauties appearing on the stage is too detailed. It is a bit like deliberately describing how beautiful this woman is and how good her figure is, and then such a beauty is not taken seriously by the male protagonist, but she is still slapped in the face. Anyway, I caught up with the latest chapter, and there is currently no heroine and no ambiguity!!! Except for the plots that slap various beauties and villains in the face, I personally think the rest of it is pretty good.

The protagonist never feels aggrieved and likes to take action directly when the enemy talks nonsense. In addition, the protagonist is like a boss. The villain beat the protagonist to death, and the protagonist enters the second stage 🤦

It's pretty good-looking. No nonsense. A big level of strength crushing. There are no childhood sweethearts in the same school and no best friends who have supported me since childhood. I am a lonely person. The absolute advantage of breaking the law with force. Except for the start of the game, I didn't get back the resources I deceived. I didn't lose the front line to kill the enemy too quickly after the gourd saved me. It's a little bit difficult to reconcile. Everything else is good. Also, the scene at the end where Gu Shen can't be beaten to death is quite disgusting. Everything else is pretty good and I can tolerate it.

So far, there is no heroine, which is quite cool. The protagonist is decisive in killing, but I still want to ask, will there be a heroine in the future?

A few suggestions, I hope it will be helpful to all book friends: 1. Don't overpower the protagonist's combat power. 2. Book lovers who like no heroine can rest assured that there is indeed no heroine and it is not a pseudo-harem. Although the portrayal of the female characters in the book is not excellent, it is still okay. 3. There are some feelings of family and country. I personally think it is not mindless dedication and help. 4. It's really cool. The protagonist kills decisively, but he doesn't kill just for the sake of killing. Points of interest: 1. The biggest mystery in this book is that I still don't know whether Jiang Yushuang is a boy or a girl. In the early stage, he was a boy. In the later stage, I don't know why he turned into a girl and then into a boy. It may be because the author made a mistake in writing. 2. There will always be people who come out to provoke, but they are still within the acceptable range. After all, this is a tomato novel. 3. [Sad] The most serious point may be that the data is not good. The latter part of the book is hard to describe. Suddenly, it is two years later. Then a bunch of people jump out to take advantage of the protagonist. The protagonist shows off his power, and then the protagonist shows off his power to solve the invasion of the Gu world. In the middle, everyone becomes inexplicably ignited. When the protagonist fights the villain, he becomes inexplicably emotional. Finally, the protagonist becomes a god and resurrects those who died in the previous battle. This series of events took only 41 chapters, which is very fast. Summary: It's a pretty cool novel, suitable for killing time when you're bored. It's good in the early and middle stages and relatively stable. The later stage was too rushed, like pouring beans one after another, and there were some inexplicable sensational plots, which was a bit awkward. After chapter 220, if you are not a book lover who must read the ending, I recommend you not to read it. (The above are all personal comments. Everyone has different ideas. This book review just hopes that every book lover will not waste time on books that he doesn't like, and don't scold me. Thank you all.)

Great article on upgrading the flow! The male protagonist is decisive in killing and has strange numerical values. It is normal to challenge him by crossing levels, and it is even more normal to kill enemies by crossing two realms! However, there are a lot of drawbacks. There are too many bloody plots that are pretentious and slap in the face, and readers nowadays don't like this kind of plot. Every time, there are so many scumbags who are mindlessly looking for trouble, and they are given room to play. Every time, they have to wait for them to die before the protagonist appears again. I am so speechless. The ending is too sloppy. The protagonist has been set as a numerical monster before, but can he cross two realms and kill the enemy instantly? As a result, when he entered the Gu world and met Hai Cail, he was directly tortured! It is set that Haiwei is just a herder in the Gu world, casually picking up the ninth level monster of the Guiyi realm, the protagonist is at the peak of the Guiyi realm, and also has various abnormal buffs given by the system, but in the end he is played like an ant? The protagonist only mastered the "definition" when he was in the true god realm, but he cried, and he mastered the definition when he was at the peak of Broken Mirror? Haiwei is just a broken mirror, he has his own world, and the protagonist has nothing. . . The protagonist is such a numerical monster. He Cry, who is helpless at the peak of the Guiyi Realm, is severely injured by Song, and is knocked out of the Earth Star. The protagonists all integrated the power of the void with the help of high-level energy in the system, and further integrated their own world-destroying power. However, after crying "definition", the power was robbed? In the end, Lao Song's vine core trapped this immortal ghost that the protagonist could not do anything about? Sent to the depths of the void? Immortal and immortal, there is another place deep in the void where all things end. . . All kinds of chaos, all kinds of logical inconsistencies between settings!! So sloppy!

It's pretty cool. The male protagonist has really weird stats. Killing people across different levels is like eating and drinking, and it's also two big realms. If there is no female protagonist, there really is no female protagonist. Do you think a female protagonist can make the male protagonist show mercy? No, the main thing is to treat everyone equally. But the higher this realm is, the more scary it is, but Shuangwen is understandable. There is also a good brother named Song Niao. Speaking of which, I quite like Xiao Song. Xiao Song, I am optimistic about you. You must be the gold medal support player. It was later on that I felt the ending was a bit sloppy. From the moment the male protagonist rose to a particularly high level, I knew it was going to be over. In fact, it's normal. The male protagonist can surpass so many realms and kill people. If the realm goes up, wouldn't it be even more powerful? Maybe there is nothing to write about. All in all, I felt quite comfortable watching it.