Endless Martial Heroes: Slaying Every Cheater

This book is very beautiful and extremely rare. The description of the battle is the best. The battle process is very exciting, with many details and logical. The strategies and tactics chosen by the characters are very consistent with his fighting wisdom, and the psychology of the characters is also described in detail. In today's Internet articles where combat plots only compare with numerical values, this kind of combat plot rich in combat wisdom, character psychological changes and exquisite martial arts moves is really rare. I didn't care about the scene where I met a woman who was trying to overcome her wits before, but the battle between the Blood Knife Ancestor felt too far-fetched and too rigid. It felt like it was better to imitate the original work. I thought I was using the characteristics of the players in the domain to defeat the natives, but after poisoning the ancestor, I also forced him to cheat on the Yue Nv Sword [face covering] The key is that after killing the ancestor, the level was raised to more than 40. This is too stressful. If you want to show that level is not a measure of combat power, then don't always mention level in the plot, and don't use level to discuss combat power every time the reborns hold a conference. Also, the artifact is only unlocked by 5% after killing the candidate. Is the income too low? If you write a novel like this, it will be impossible to unblock it after it is finished. Moreover, the plot of pointing out the seven monsters feels awkward and unrealistic. Although it is an important supplement to the world view, it is really boring.

How shameless! [Laughing][laughing][laughing] It's true that the gold digger finally wins. Really boring, right? It's been pressing all the time, from beginning to end, right? He is a reborn person, and his level is two to three hundred levels higher than the protagonist. I have downloaded the dungeon three times so far, and my level is no more than thirty. Although combat power has nothing to do with level, it is related to martial arts, internal strength, and moves. But every time, it was a chestnut from the fire. It was described as being extremely awesome and able to do things in seconds, but there was no time to practice. Every fight was either with a hidden weapon or a trick, and there was no serious fight with fists and fists. It is said that Yue Nu's sword hanging is very fierce, but no one can beat her head-on. Every time, she focuses on attacking the heart, supplemented by hidden weapons. I clearly know that my shortcomings are lack of time and low level of martial arts and internal strength, but I still try to do hidden plots again and again, hoping to get a high reward. As a result, I have to rely on crooked ways every time I encounter them, which makes people uncomfortable. Yes, the early scripts were sparse and there was no development time, so I had to rely on means. But every time you describe it, you rely on means and luck. To be honest, if it weren't for the protagonist, he would have overturned a long time ago, right? I really can't stand it anymore. The writing is okay, but I really can't stand your plot. It's too overwhelming. Wudang Pure Yang Kung, plus a vertical ladder, a Yue female sword, and a magical weapon, this horse-riding novel has taken off. In your case, just like Little Kalami, there is a saying on the roadside. In the plot, it is very simple to defeat passers-by. When you encounter an elite monster, you have to use hidden weapons and psychological attacks. When you encounter a BOSS, you have to rely solely on luck and intelligence. It is like this every time. I am really tired of aesthetics. And is this kind of plot really good to watch? Another point is that since it has been digitized and has levels and attributes, the combat power is only related to martial arts. Is this appropriate? In one sentence, the donkey's head is wrong. So be it. The world is far away, can we meet again?

If you like martial arts or unlimited streaming, you can try this book. The time traveler fights against the reborn and the systemist. The protagonist relies on his understanding of the original work to fight against the hanging wall. It does not force the fighting power. The update is fast and the story is quite interesting.

The novel is quite good, but the strength increases too slowly, causing the plot to advance slowly. However, the background is the always fast-paced Infinite Flow, which gives it a sense of fragmentation.

The cool thing is that no matter how the reborn enemies intercept the protagonist's opportunities based on their past life memories, the protagonist's prophet is at a higher level and cleverly uses the original martial arts to skip the game design to gain greater opportunities. Maybe one of the fun points of the original martial arts novel is the harem or the ambiguity of multiple female protagonists, but I feel that it is also a poisonous point for this martial arts-focused novel, especially the female character in the original novel who is devoted to the protagonist because a hero saves a beauty, which will suddenly break the immersive martial arts artistic conception. The weapon that Mu Wanqing must have a favorable opinion of 98 appears a little inexplicably, especially the first two copies constantly highlight the protagonist's high understanding, thinking that this is the basis for his improvement in strength. Later, I also started to describe more weapons and less martial arts.

Those reborn systems are the virus in this world. The pig's trotters are said to be caused by time travel rather than the anti-virus software caused by God's will. The combat power here is overwhelming, and those with systems and skills are going to die. Speechless=_=

The plot and pace are pretty good, and the author is very active. The character of the protagonist is also very good. Only when he walks on the right path can he be called a hero. The shortcomings are typos and some wording details. Overall it's a good work.

I thought before that there would be level suppression and you couldn't fight beyond the level. Only when I got to the female channel system did I realize that level represents the lower limit, and Jin Yong's martial arts is still the same martial arts. And the author's understanding of these martial arts is great. My suggestion is to add a label such as decisive killing. After all, many systems are quite abstract. When I looked at the cutting-off system, I was worried that the protagonist would not be able to kill. [Praise]

It's a good novel, but there are some deficiencies in the settings, such as martial arts, not to mention internal skills. A single martial arts path should be able to be learned without any restrictions. Of course, it must be consistent with the attributes of internal skills, otherwise it is wrong to do twice the result with half the effort. However, the skill column is set, which reduces the opportunity to learn martial arts. It is also said in the novel that some martial arts masters can create martial arts suitable for themselves based on multiple martial arts. I don't know what will happen next. Will the martial arts column be increased? But from the current point of view, it does limit the opportunity to learn martial arts. Martial arts is meant to be practiced frequently and perfected, and forgotten if not practiced. Martial arts has learning progressions such as entry, proficiency, and mastery. You can set a certain progression to make the martial arts a permanent martial arts. If it is lower than that, the proficiency will gradually decrease with time and the number of uses, and it will be forgotten in the end. If you want to use it again after forgetting, you need to practice it again.

So what you get when you kill the system owner is the same as what you get when you kill an ordinary person? Then it's always a thankless fight with the system host.