What do you mean, I’ve transmigrated to a fantasy world?
What do you mean, I can draw Hextech Augments whenever I advance a cultivation realm?
Looking at the familiar Hextech Augments before him, Qin Lang resolutely decides to pursue the martial path.
[Metabolic Accelerator]: Increases the speed of injury recovery and cultivation.
[Back to Basics]: Hard work and practice always pay off.
[Playing XX]: Choose a signature weapon. You’ll have exceptional talent with it, but lose all talent for every other weapon.
A grandmaster asks, puzzled, “This boy has terrible comprehension. Why does he always make such rapid progress in martial arts? Could I have misjudged him?”
A prodigy thinks in shock, “His saber skills are so superb. This man’s talent may even surpass mine!”
A mighty expert remarks, “To have such strength at such a young age, my young friend truly proves that heroes emerge in youth.”
When Qin Lang finally attains the Great Dao, he says, “I owe my achievements today entirely to my hard work and sweat.”
Countless villains break down and ask, “I saw the hard work, but why is the sweat on my face?”
There are not many brainless plots, there are not batches of villains coming, there are no senior brothers who look down on the junior brothers, and there are no senior sisters who look down on the people around them, but they fall in love with the junior brothers at a glance because he has no senior sisters, the rhythm is comfortable, and there are no sisters and aunts. There is a younger brother, anyway, he was rescued in three months without delay. There was a small villain in the early stage, but he also had brains, two words are comfortable, and there is no little girl who just saves every boy he sees. [Love](づ￣3￣)づ╭❤~, the only shortcoming is that there are too few. I'll update it soon. And it's okay to have this rhythm later. I don't know if there are too many routines.
Although it is old-fashioned but not clichéd, the plot is compact and not procrastinating. The golden finger of "Hex" is also fully integrated into the plot, but it is not too outrageous. The scale is quite good, and the characters are portrayed steadily enough. I often feel "I guess this person is going to be like this again, this is too cliché." There are some clerical errors made by the author in the article, but they are very few and can be considered as flaws. However, the number of words is still too few. If the follow-up can be maintained well, it will also be a rare masterpiece.
So far, I don't think there are any bad points. There are typos in the first few chapters, but you can see what is there and it doesn't affect your reading. The language is logical and smooth, and you can write it well. I personally feel that the level of this novel is at least average in Tomato.
There are no shortcomings in the plot, there are no brainless NPCs, there is no bitterness, and the protagonist is given time to develop. I cannot say that the plot is perfect, but there are no basic poisonous points.
Don't look at those mindless reviews that deliberately give low scores. They are not too poisonous and are comfortable to watch. The key is that there is no pressure to fight, unlike other novels where Goldfinger has to suppress the fighting ability, and there is no villain appearing every ten pictures to target the protagonist.
Not bad, good, 8 points potential
What can I say, there is nothing poisonous at the moment. I don't know if Tongmai will have one pulse and one hex. If so, it would be too yin.
It's beautiful. This book can make people calm down and read it. It's okay.
It's very good. At present, Hex is mainly good-looking, Xiao Shuang, but there is no world view yet. The protagonist has not left the novice village, but I can still watch it. Five stars encourage me.
The author writes well, keep up the good work!