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After reading Chapter 11, I feel that the psychological descriptions of the scenes and characters are good and there are no poisonous points. The author has something, but there is no visualization of the protagonist's training. It would be better if there were some data to introduce the protagonist's growth rate in fighting.

It's a pity that there are so few novels about guns. The gun is the king of cold weapons. It can be stabbed with two moves. Swing it out, and the thrust will do more damage than a sword. The impact of the swing is higher than that of a sledgehammer. It also starts up quickly. Just swing it out or rush forward.

Good-looking is good-looking, and you can make money together. I just think too highly of pig's feet and save the world in freshman year. The world seems to be destroyed without pig's trotters, which makes those who bully pig's trotters do what.

It's still very good. Some of the map changes and the transitions are also very well written. At least it doesn't make people feel uncomfortable. Overall, it's actually pretty good.

A mediocre good book, five-star praise

Come on, come on, come on

Well written, keep it up

This ensures that the heart can bear it. Increasing exercise will only oppress the heart. If I didn't watch Sun Wukong, I would have a heart attack and almost die.

I think it's OK. How tall is the protagonist? Does he look like Gazi?

It's rare to see physical training novels, and they're set in a futuristic city. They're quite good.