Within This Tiny Space, I Am a God, the Master of All!

It's pretty good. There are no bloody conspiracies and infighting in the whole story, and there is no plot of families decentralizing power and fighting independently. They are all united in marching into the military area and unanimously facing the outside world. [Like] The image of the country is finally not that of a bullied little pitiful person waiting for the protagonist to come forward. [Laughing] [Laughing] Bullying the Japanese country is quite exciting.

There is no pressure from the school or other second-generation talents, and then there are peerless talents, and there is no traditional routine of beating the younger ones to the older ones. They all invest based on the talent and strength of the protagonist, and catch up with the latest chapters in one night. It's good to watch (๑• . •๑)

There is no bloody plot or a female protagonist. The male protagonist is determined to become stronger and has strong logical skills. I found no loopholes. The villain's IQ is online and there is no infighting in the country. Good book, worth recommending

It's a good read. I read it in one sitting. There's nothing bad about it. The protagonist shows his strength and the country and the academy also work hard to cultivate it, so that the protagonist doesn't have to worry about resources. Some novels make the protagonist rack his brains for resources alone. This article gives the protagonist everything he can, and he also gives it to the protagonist whenever there are opportunities in secret realms. It's great! ! The strength is also improved quickly. In the early stage, the protagonist's bone forging may have been considered by some to be too powerful. However, in the later stage, there is no such thing. The protagonist's cultivation improves very quickly, which is super cool. There are no brainless villains, and there are no ambiguous descriptions of men and women. Wow, I just discovered that I have read all three books written by the author, and I like them all.

It looks good. The plot, writing, and setting are all good. There is no pair of characters in the whole story, and I didn't even mention it before I went to the world. After I went to the world, there was a pair, but I just mentioned it, without even writing the name. It should be an NPC. In fact, I thought there could be a different relationship there. When I saw that, I thought there was going to be a pair of deputy characters.

It's pretty cool, and the level rises fairly quickly. What makes me most comfortable is that there are no brainless villains, they are all smart people. Also, the big industry actually has a poverty alleviation policy for Blue Star. It's the first time I've seen it, and it's pretty good. Finished spreading flowers

The upgrades are pretty cool to write, and the fights are sometimes embarrassing to watch. The environment in the comment area is not good, and people have always criticized the protagonist for spending hundreds of times the resources to increase his combat power a few times. Most of these people are short-sighted and do not know the marginal effects, and just stare at the earth. I think it's still watchable. This ability is really creative.

There are no too many intrigues or brainless villains. The whole process is a crushing growth. Some of the so-called suppression of the protagonist in the early stage is all to lay a good foundation in martial arts. The title of the novel says that leaving the Novice Village means leaving the Blue Star, so the early stage is also very fast. After all, the Novice Village has few resources and the overall enjoyment is sufficient.

Fortunately, it gradually got better later. What was a bit strange in the early stage was that in the secret realm, I spent more than 20 days absorbing resources in the first few times, and started to fight monsters in the next 10 days. Every time the words are not changed, I feel like I have traveled through time, and what others have said about suppressing cultivation is indeed a point. The male protagonist has grabbed a talent that can be practiced repeatedly (?) For example, the male protagonist has cultivated to the peak of the ninth level. Now that he is at the peak of the ninth level, he will be stronger than the last time if he starts practicing again from the beginning of the ninth level. But I think it is okay, because each time he goes out after practicing again, it can be seen. And the most important thing is that the country has no villains and is very united. In addition, this talent that can be practiced repeatedly has a level limit and a number of times. The male protagonist cannot use it after he reaches the highest level in Blue Star.

I like this book. There is no brainless villain jumping around again and again. Most of the time the protagonist is working hard to level up. His personality is also very good. I like it. I'm even tied, it's so good, I love watching it, the author has more updates [Blowing Kisses][Flowing Kisses][Flowing Kisses]