Apocalypse: Travel Frog Brings Back Wood Release from the Start!

Semi-invincible story, developing power but not nannying (I think nannying is because I have never seen a real nannying story), there are no poisonous points for the time being, and the ability system is available in Japanese and Chinese comics.

Personally, I think it's okay, it's just a traditional monster-killing upgrade. Goldfinger is a traveling frog, currently at chapter 30, there is nothing wrong with it. As for the Holy Mother... Let's be honest. If you don't want to do everything yourself, it's inevitable that you have to find some survivors to work. There's nothing wrong with that, right?? The little boy will probably be a production team leader in the future. As for his sister🤔🤔

Will the author update more? I'm dying, please. Very nice to look at. It's super good-looking. If you are interested, you can read it. It's very enjoyable, but it's not a mindless article. The Tomato novels I have been exposed to since 22 years have been very good. There are only a few novels that I can count with two slaps. It's a pretty cool novel that I can only say is okay, but the author doesn't have much ideas in terms of conception and future plot. I probably wanted to write it simply, hoping that the author would be able to imagine a longer development in the future when writing novels. I think it can only be said that it is pretty good. I said that as of now, Tomato is still mainly about some cool articles. The author can try to write about the fantasy of cultivating immortals.

It's really good. As long as the author's knowledge is broad enough, props and skills can bring little surprises from time to time. Now this level just needs to be stable. Although there are some small loopholes in the front, such as the limit on the number of wooden clones, it is a bit like a fantasy upgrade flow. Every time the strength increases, there will be one more wooden clone, but the writing is okay. Later, the author is boring to criticize Naruto. With Wood Release, I want the immortal body, and with the immortal body, I want the immortal mode. Is the Naruto system strong? I wouldn't say it's a basement, but it just looks like floor tiles. Not to mention this, but can the aura of heaven and earth be the same as the power of nature? Throughout this book, no matter whether it is a superpower or a mutant beast, I have never heard of anyone who absorbs the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and turns into stone. Can you please stop copying it mechanically?

The protagonist is principled, not pretentious, and has upright views. The author's writing style is good, and he does not overwhelm his fighting ability. He is very successful and worth watching.

Quack quack quack ok

People still need companionship Hope it doesn't break

Beautifully written

Goldfinger is pretty good. It belongs to the nanny category. Although a force has been created, the force is of little use to the protagonist. Except for a human emperor banner, the others are useless.

This is my type.