In a world where blood is respected, Class F is the original sin.
Tai Lian traveled through time for eighteen years and was found to have the most rubbish F-level bloodline. The whole school laughed at him. He failed in his awakening and was not even qualified to be cannon fodder.
But no one knows that he was a Ph. D. In physics in his previous life.
The iron law of blood that had not been shaken for three hundred years was full of loopholes in his eyes - the concentration of blood was just an appearance, and the strength of the soul was the real upper limit. In his two lifetimes as a human, his soul strength was more than five times that of ordinary people.
When the strongest S-class genius girl in the school accidentally broke into his secret, and when the entire cognitive system of the world was subverted by his own hands, those who had once laughed at him finally discovered:
This F-level waste that they stepped on has been pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger.
"Bloodline can only determine your starting point."
"And for me, from the day I crossed over, the starting point was the end point."
——This is the story of a Ph. D. In physics who uses scientific thinking to crush the world of supernatural beings.
Reader comments
The author's writing is good, the characters are delicately created, the main characters all have a real sense of being, and many scenes also have a sense of déjà vu from a movie. The rhythm is slow and warm, but it can be seen that there is an outline, and there is a feeling of a slow and gray line unfolding slowly. It's just that the characters are a bit dense and the setting is a bit cliched, but if you're tired of reading mindless cool novels, it's quite interesting to read this kind of retro novel. It's suitable for an old bookworm like me. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's very satisfying. The team battle in Chapter 670 is the best team battle I've ever seen on Tomato. It made perfect use of the coordination of various abilities, allowing the weak to defeat the strong without destroying the combat power.
The author's writing is good, the characters are delicately created, the main characters all have a real sense of being, and many scenes also have a sense of déjà vu from a movie. The rhythm is slow and warm, but it can be seen that there is an outline, and there is a feeling of a slow and gray line unfolding slowly. It's just that the characters are a bit dense and the setting is a bit cliched, but if you're tired of reading mindless cool novels, it's quite interesting to read this kind of retro novel. It's suitable for an old bookworm like me. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's very satisfying. The team battle in Chapter 670 is the best team battle I've ever seen on Tomato. It made perfect use of the coordination of various abilities, allowing the weak to defeat the strong without destroying the combat power.