High Martial: I Get a Spirit Treasure from the Start and Can Copy Talents

How to put it this way, if you read it for a cool story about the male protagonist being able to infinitely copy other people's talents and skills, you might be disappointed. The introduction also includes a growth story. There are currently no bad points or vulgar plots about male characters. All the supporting characters, both male and female, are working hard, and there is no senseless ridicule of the supporting characters. It is suitable for reading when you are in a literary shortage. Male The main growth stream is quite bland. I always feel that there are some shortcomings. It is not enjoyable to read. It feels like a martial arts novel, but it does not have the refreshing feeling of a martial arts novel. It is quite unremarkable. I learn to upgrade, compete, and compete. I don't know what it will be like in the future, but I will put it aside for now. If there is a literary shortage, I will check it out again.

The writing is quite interesting. So far, there is no conflict. I am curious about how the plot should be written in the future.

The subject matter is very good, there is really no heroine, everyone is very vivid, the protagonist has his own efforts, and he takes it one step at a time, successfully digests and absorbs what he has obtained, listens to the opinions of his elders, and also concentrates on analyzing other people's moves (duels in the spirit world), and transforms them into something that truly belongs to him (can be used flexibly and transformed freely), and he can flexibly analyze and calculate in actual combat. Don't think this book is not good-looking, it is very good-looking, it is really great, and the protagonist is not heartless. Even those who are a bit dull can be considered cold-faced cute~(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)~Who doesn't like cute ones? They dare to rush forward to save others, use everything they have to fight for others' chance of survival, and dare to work twice as hard for what they strive for. Power, most of his world is about practicing and constantly improving yourself. It's very beautiful and highly recommended. By the way, you can do it if you have cp~(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)~After all, there is no heroine, and if you have a nanny, you can also show off your power. (I read and listen to the book at the same time. The listening speed is 2.2 Times faster. The reading speed is very fast. The listening speed is not as fast as my own reading speed.) Please read it patiently. Each protagonist's path is different. Let's take a look at the protagonist's story along the way. By the way, the author of this book is also a novice. Everyone also I can make some comments, but the author himself writes very well. If everyone can be tolerant and tolerant, the author will gradually grow. The road to becoming a god is also slow. After all, growth is also step by step, down-to-earth~(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)~ (This is my first time writing a long review, so please forgive me)

It's okay, but I don't know why there is no rating. The other thing is the protagonist's hang-up. It seems that he basically doesn't use it except for fighting. This thing is a top-level information talent. The other is the craftsmanship talent. It seems that the protagonist has been practicing to death. These talents should have training experience and so on. It is a bit slow to make progress purely by exploring on your own.

It's pretty good. I finished reading more than 170 chapters in one go. I have a good impression. The people in it are all normal people and there are no brainless villains. This is still relatively rare in Gao Wuwen [currently in progress] The protagonist is a genius, and playing Gold Finger is very fun. I have finished watching the academy competition chapter. I hope that the protagonist can open a wider gap with his peers in the future (after all, he is the protagonist, and he has learned to cheat). Looking forward to the following chapters, give the author five stars

The author writes well. What surprises me the most is that the main character's high school principal is a female principal and the head teacher is a female teacher. However, the author does not deliberately describe the figure or appearance of the female character. The teacher is the teacher who teaches and educates the students, and the principal is the principal. There is no unnecessary emotional pull. Everyone is moving forward on their own martial arts path. It is very comfortable to watch. There are few stereotypes and few cliché scenes. It is a good book. Please keep writing the author🥳🎊

I feel that the character of the male protagonist is more comfortable, the plot is not crazy, and the pace is good.

Originally, I was a little resistant to themes that were not about lone wolves, but the result was surprisingly good. It's even, a little bit poisonous will have little impact

I'm a little curious as to why the Eagle Eye wasn't copied during military training. It feels like it's easier to find weaknesses when combined with the ingenuity.

Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, okay.