In a Chaotic Age, I Can Imprint Animal Talents

I think it's quite interesting, maybe it's more novel, I have an online mind, I like the character of the protagonist, and the most important thing is Cao. I've read too many single female protagonists, so it would be nice to read a book with multiple female protagonists for a change😊

If you maintain the harem with multiple female protagonists and the legacy of Wei and Wu, I will give you good reviews. I quite like this writing style. I don't know if the power system will collapse. I feel that the demon's ability is a bit unconventional. The warrior looks weak, but he can rival demons.

Yes, you can continuously obtain materials from various monsters to strengthen yourself, and you also have some expectations for the subsequent ability building of the protagonist. The plot is generally about upgrading and fighting monsters. I feel a lack of external pressure.

It's ok, but it's different from what the introduction says. It says it uses the demon talent, but it uses ordinary beasts. More than 130 chapters. The protagonist is invincible. He just doesn't take action. He cleans up some monsters and raped people. He waits for them to sacrifice blood to ordinary people and summon the demon lord. The attitude of watching the whole show is 160 chapters. The protagonist does not improve his strength or kill the demons and delay the demon lord's plan. He just improves the talent of women at home. The demon lord immediately opens up his face.

I don't think abilities should follow the plot. If you just have the power of the Water God, you just have the ability to press the dart on the water. Just to save my life, I feel like I get whatever I want. Without ability, there is no such danger.

The content of this book is quite good and worth reading. The main point is that it is too nice to women and risks its life to save women. Alas, to be honest, it is a bit poisonous.

Successfully made me laugh in Chapters 4 and 9, water! Of! God! Force! Sorry, I overestimated you.

The storyline is average, but the concept is exquisite. It is one of the few good books that I, a 30-year-old bookworm, couldn't put down.

The ancestor personally certified that this book is very nice and the system setting is very novel. It is worth reading!

It's quite troublesome for Goldfinger to collect materials. It's probably for the purpose of slowing down the pace of the novel. There is a logical conflict between the setting of the protagonist, Goldfinger, and the way it is written. It was hidden well in the early stage, but later on, I often had to buy all kinds of strange things from outside, but it did not arouse any suspicion. The supporting characters were too intellectual. If you can't control the plot, you can completely change the cheat settings. There is no need to cherish the materials.