The Abyss: The Boar Knight Rules Over All Races

It's very beautiful and well written. Boys have menstruation and girls have nerves. This is the nemesis of depression and a vegetative population. It describes the longing and unlovable mood of the five-guarantee households in the village for the widow. Summary: What a great book. The author's big book is not a book, it is the roses in the church bells during the Renaissance, the lights at night, the haystacks in the fields, the red camellia blooming at the end of winter, the sunset outside the classroom, and the best midsummer. My fateful Aphrodite, the spring water on the banks of the Seine is not as good as you, and the rose of Bulgaria is not as good as you. You are a divine gift. You are the person God gave to me and saved me, so that my soul can be baptized and sublimated. You are a beam of light in my dim sublimation. You illuminate my dark life. You fill my black and white world with colors and give me a new life. Seeing you makes me feel like I'm in a fairyland.

It's very interesting, but unfortunately the data is poor. I originally thought it was discontinued, but after reading through the book, I actually updated more than 20 chapters, but it seems to be a bit exhausted. The male protagonist is not the common brain-dead Long Aotian character. He will consider the overall situation and be polite before fighting. Overall, it is very consistent with my values. The human nature in the book is also complex, but it is not extremely brain-dead, like the protagonist has to fight to death by himself. The heroine has not appeared yet

I think the protagonist can be given some tricks in the future, such as an exclusive profession that doubles talents. The effect is incredible understanding (you can learn all professional skills, and there is a certain probability of combining them to learn stronger skills.) The passive effects and all attributes are merged into physical fitness (attacks are accompanied by physical + mental + energy spells). There are other effects that can be added.

The writing is really good. Except for the handling of the provincial university, the rest of the writing is very realistic. The intrigues and power struggles are inseparable from the support of strength.

Although I have always criticized the difficulty of upgrading, there is no doubt that it is really beautiful and there is nothing to criticize about it. Later, others mainly relied on practicing exercises to obtain attribute points, and level was not so important.

It's so fucking cool. I'll be honest with my fucking heart. The last time I saw such a cool book was a lifetime ago. To this author, I will swear to provide the author with the material help he needs most at the highest price I can bear, no matter what, in order to brush off the wind and snow - respectfully

It's quite interesting. The plot is old-fashioned, but the writing is good. I recommend everyone to read it. There are not many good books, so if you come across one, support it.

Well written, a different setting

It's okay, I feel like the protagonist is more realistic. It is not too cold-blooded or holy like other doomsday novels, and so far the combat power is relatively stable and the plot is reasonable. There are less poison points, I just wish there were more.

It's pretty good, but it requires a lot of experience to upgrade, but luckily it's the same for everyone else, and there's no bloody plot where you're obviously not as powerful as the protagonist but your level is the same as the protagonist's.