King's Academy: I Gain a Little Attribute Point Every Day

(Seventeenth increase) Purple LV6, 34.4 Points/50 points Start + follow-up: 4+4 Writing + Creativity: 4+3 Plug-in + setting: 3+3 Rhythm + main line: 3+3 Details + logic: 3+3 Extra: Orange Four 0.15 Thoughts: A very good Western fantasy novel. I didn't read much of this kind of book before. Calculation: 8×1.5+7×1.25+0.75×18+0.15=34.4 Points

I have read all the author's books, and I can say with certainty that the quality of this book is much higher than the previous two. It can be seen that the author has put great care into it this time. The plot is also more interesting than the previous two books. It can be seen that the author has really improved a lot and is probably more famous than the two succubus books that the author wrote before: the Goblin book and the Immortal Cultivation book. I have been reading the author's books for 4 years, and I have the same feeling as before. [Adoration] The back part is still too classic, I have no desire to watch it at all

Let's wait and see for the four stars. Others will get a little better every year, but the protagonist will get a little better every day. After adding one month's worth of points, which is equivalent to 30 years for others, beating children of the same age still does not show the effect of attribute crushing. I feel like this talent can't reach level C unless some hidden attributes are developed in the later stage, which is equivalent to dozens or hundreds of basic four-dimensional skills. There are currently no poisonous points in other places, but the talent level is a bit strange. Hiss, I saw later that the protagonist even received a wave of critical hits, and all attributes increased. Thirty days is equivalent to the points that others have added forty or fifty years, and then he was kicked to the curb by an S-level talent of the same age who opened the skill [face covering]. I feel that adding points to this attribute is very boring. It gives people a feeling that he wants to be a monster with numerical values but is afraid of numerical collapse, so he deliberately suppresses his combat performance. I can't see the strength of the talent at all. Can the original bonus of one point per year really be ranked as C level? It feels like it's not as useful as a D-level functional talent.

It has the flavor of a Western fantasy, and I haven't seen any surprises for the time being. As long as I don't do anything to match the supporting characters, lose girls and give away girls, and change the map for combat power, it's fairy grass. I've found real gold among tomatoes. Okay, let's start playing the supporting role of Lalang, Yoyo

Okay. It's great to watch it so far. It's fun. Keep it up. One piece of grass jelly. It's going downhill. Please pay attention to the inexplicable mystery of the saint. The transformation of the pope. How many chapters have been written in the forging chapter? Pretending to break records at every turn. Just look at the chapter names to know what happened.

After reading it for a while, I realized that it was originally written by Prison Cat because the changes were so big. Compared with the previous books where the charm was improved at the beginning as a succubus, the protagonist steadily improves in strength. It is more interesting to watch. It is not brainless. It is no problem to read with a brain. Basically, there is no poisonous point, and it has a bit of cool writing.

What a great book! The author has written an awkward book in a youthful way. When you read ten lines at a time, you will get the best reading experience of this book. It's suitable for people who are bored to kill time. Sometimes you can stop and take a closer look to express anger and vent your anger when life is not going well for you. Highly recommended [adoration][adoration][adoration]

Yes, yes, there are not all enemies on the road to growth, and the world is not all bad people. The three views of the protagonist are indeed good. I often think that we are born in a relatively equal world, and our ancestors also tried their best to fight for this equal opportunity for us. There must have been many people in the world who were not as good as our ancestors at that time, but they did not stand high on the top and did not use slavery and feudal systems to constrain our bodies and minds. Instead, they gave us ordinary people a relatively equal and free environment. I often wonder if I were them, would I be immersed in the enjoyment of privilege and unable to extricate myself? Will I be tempted by the power of power to oppress ordinary people? Will I feel superior to others and look down on ordinary people? I really like that the protagonist views and treats the people around him equally, and I also like that the smart people around the protagonist treat the protagonist like a junior. Although there are reasons why the protagonist has too much talent, it is still much better than other books in which a genius in his sect or family is so jealous that he can use many methods to kill the genius. This makes me feel that this is a relatively normal world, not a particularly twisted world. Although it is not the world view of the Western Lords of Different Worlds, I still like it [laughing] Finally, the author will update it, it is too short and not enough to read.

It gives me a very old feeling, a sense of instantaneity as when I watched Douluo Continent in the early days. I don't mean it's just the same feeling as Douluo Continent. It feels like an upgrade. It's nice to go back to that time. There is a very, very big surprise at the end. There are dozens of chapters. The protagonist's memory has been erased, and he has gone to the local camp to jump around. It's so uncomfortable.

I'm probably back in my comfort zone. The look and feel of this book is much better than the previous ones. Although the writing is still not very good, the plot gives people a motivation to keep reading. If you write it carefully, I feel that it can reach the level of the Goblin book.