Survive? I'm Going to Learn Some Skills in Film and Television!

The setting of this book: talent + character + insight (knowledge) + hard work = ultimate achievement Comprehension ≈ omnipotence (time + knowledge + learning = all-rounder). In the early stage, there is a high probability (definitely) that it will not be as good as a single talent and you happen to be lucky enough to have matching skills. (In order to avoid being abused by others, I arranged a stand-alone game. As for why I worked so hard, I have lived for decades and read so many novels. I believe that all readers will work hard when they have this opportunity, instead of just waiting. Working hard from the beginning is better than always being "a little bit" short at the critical moment.) Talent = learn faster than others + have a high probability of realizing the extended characteristics (drawing inferences from one example) ≠ knowing it as soon as you touch it (for example, the fire talent also requires fire skills. If you don't awaken the talent, you can directly use the fire skills) Of course, if I think so, there are many shortcomings due to the author's ability. Please include more [shy] Also, the protagonist is not an innate holy body, so he is unwilling to give up his body due to physical problems in the early stage, so his combat effectiveness will be hindered. Later, I will arrange a person with a special physique [laughing] (the idea is Wu Clan). The overall 9-oriental system will leave some for the west. You can also give your opinions

The novel about traveling through the heavens is a wonderful adventure that spans time and space. The protagonist overcomes obstacles in various worlds, the plot has ups and downs, and the world view is grand and novel. It makes people feel like they are in an endless multiverse, which is full of immersion! (Except for a few small poisonous spots, it does not affect consumption)

Very good. I have to give half a point because my fingers are shaking.