[Proficiency + status panel + upgrades + no bottlenecks + decisive and ruthless + no heroine]
A power fantasy about charging through the great age of fantasy across the Myriad Worlds with nothing but proficiency. Starting as a lowly servant in a remote border town, he kills his way to becoming an ancestor and emperor!
Zhou Qi transmigrates into the Xuanling Immortal Cultivation Realm and awakens the Proficiency System.
Others struggle just to get started on cultivating a technique, but he goes straight to perfection!
I, Zhou Qi, have no interest in fighting and killing, nor do I like trouble. I only want to quietly stockpile proficiency and be a happy slacker.
One careless moment, and his proficiency panel is overflowing.
Another careless moment, and he has barely touched a technique before mastering it completely; the moment he starts practicing, he's already at the peak.
He looks utterly innocent and calm. “I gave you a chance, but you train too slowly. What do you expect me to do?”
The Myriad Worlds are terrified: Hurry and call the sect's patriarch!
But it's too late. Zhou Qi has already come into contact with the "Primordial Immortal Art".
Hundreds of millions of proficiency points, activate!
Zhou Qi: I shall become a god on my own!
“You're strong, but you're still not qualified to make me practice the next level of the technique.”
Nicholas Zhou Qi
A good balance between pleasure and rationality. The protagonist has a golden finger but does not cheat. Every time he fights, he first observes his weaknesses and makes reasonable use of martial arts. The progression of the plot relies on a battle of wits rather than recklessness. The part where Zhou Qi alienates Zhao Dazhu takes several chapters from sowing the seeds to closing the net, and it is really not abrupt.
It's a masterpiece. Normally it should be around 8:50. Although the plot has a lot of flaws and some of the content can be said to be classic, it is indeed a well-thought-out book. It's the kind of semi-invincible and enjoyable book that still has some brains. It's highly recommended. It makes you want to read on [laughs]
The author has written a very likable character for the protagonist. He is not the kind of villain who is decisive in killing.
I saw a lot of people were complaining about it, and one thing they said was that it was really good. I read more than seventy chapters in one go.
And I don't understand why the score is so low. Are the requirements for tomatoes so high now?
Summary, good-looking, recommended!
The writing style is clean and crisp, and the dialogue is highly personal.
Follow the author in the article, come on
The fight in the mine is written realistically, and the intrigue is not childish.
The setting is novel, the rhythm is refreshing, and it is tied in one go.
The content is reasonable, not mindless, and the writing is good. It's worth a read!
The setting is novel and the time travel is unique.
The front is quite beautiful, quite tense, and no one has time to think. Not bad either. Why does it start after 250 chapters? Normal practice is what it should be. If you have failed, you should just calm down and improve your cultivation. If your cultivation level is not enough, no matter how powerful you are, what's the use?
A good balance between pleasure and rationality. The protagonist has a golden finger but does not cheat. Every time he fights, he first observes his weaknesses and makes reasonable use of martial arts. The progression of the plot relies on a battle of wits rather than recklessness. The part where Zhou Qi alienates Zhao Dazhu takes several chapters from sowing the seeds to closing the net, and it is really not abrupt.
It's a masterpiece. Normally it should be around 8:50. Although the plot has a lot of flaws and some of the content can be said to be classic, it is indeed a well-thought-out book. It's the kind of semi-invincible and enjoyable book that still has some brains. It's highly recommended. It makes you want to read on [laughs]
The author has written a very likable character for the protagonist. He is not the kind of villain who is decisive in killing. I saw a lot of people were complaining about it, and one thing they said was that it was really good. I read more than seventy chapters in one go. And I don't understand why the score is so low. Are the requirements for tomatoes so high now? Summary, good-looking, recommended!
The writing style is clean and crisp, and the dialogue is highly personal.
Follow the author in the article, come on
The fight in the mine is written realistically, and the intrigue is not childish.
The setting is novel, the rhythm is refreshing, and it is tied in one go.
The content is reasonable, not mindless, and the writing is good. It's worth a read!
The setting is novel and the time travel is unique.
The front is quite beautiful, quite tense, and no one has time to think. Not bad either. Why does it start after 250 chapters? Normal practice is what it should be. If you have failed, you should just calm down and improve your cultivation. If your cultivation level is not enough, no matter how powerful you are, what's the use?