(The ratings have just come out, so if you don't like it, just spray it)
[National Survival] + [Tower Climbing] + [Upgrade Flow] + [Body Forging] + [Decisive Killing] + [Single Female Protagonist] + [IQ Online]
Everyone travels through time, and everyone is forced to join the national building climbing game.
There are countless rooms on each floor, and each room may contain something that can change your destiny, it may be a generous reward, or it may be a monster that takes your life!
The higher the floor, the higher the rewards and the stronger the monsters.
As for Shen Han, who has awakened the infinite physical training talent in the game, while others are working hard to acquire equipment, Shen Han can choose mysterious cards as long as he can gain attribute values by decomposing items and upgrade.
[Decompose epic weapons and gain all attributes plus 1000 points]
[Player level increases and gains 10,000 points of strength attribute]
….
After Shen Han completed his physical training, he was able to kill all monsters instantly with one punch.
What! Shen Han actually cleared the 1,000th floor alone!
That's nothing, Shen Han just punched the evil god to death! !
Reader comments
Newbies are advised to read Chapter 21 first. I couldn't stand it when I listened to the book.
Well, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Chapter 21 is a bit not so good, but overall, it's well written and worth reading.
I think it looks pretty good. Why are there sunspots? Without the poisonous plot, it is already great as a cool novel.
It looks pretty good so far
Let me tell you about this book. It's only better in the later stages. The later stages are really well written. If you survive the first part, it's almost the same. Then I'll give you a semi-spoiler. The second part gives people a feeling of Bai'er and Nanook. It's just the concept that Bai'er can hurt Nanook. The later part is really good. I'll give it four stars to avoid being said to be paid.
The score is a bit low. I should be able to score 78 points. The author goes back and optimizes the first few chapters every 100 chapters. You can bury the pitfalls and don't push the process too rigidly.
Although it does not meet the psychological expectations of 5 stars, I love playing. I hope the author will change the single female protagonist. [Sinister smile]
Kill more people than monsters, [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
Overall, it's okay. The plot is quite good. The card selection setting is very novel. The only dissatisfaction is that the combat power is a bit weak in the later stage. The protagonist's attributes grow too fast and the monsters are killed as they change [laughing and crying]
After reading it, I feel that there is no defense mechanism, only health and output [face covering] [face covering] Everyone uses dodge and life to fight, even if the protagonist is so strong.
Newbies are advised to read Chapter 21 first. I couldn't stand it when I listened to the book.
Well, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Chapter 21 is a bit not so good, but overall, it's well written and worth reading.
I think it looks pretty good. Why are there sunspots? Without the poisonous plot, it is already great as a cool novel.
It looks pretty good so far
Let me tell you about this book. It's only better in the later stages. The later stages are really well written. If you survive the first part, it's almost the same. Then I'll give you a semi-spoiler. The second part gives people a feeling of Bai'er and Nanook. It's just the concept that Bai'er can hurt Nanook. The later part is really good. I'll give it four stars to avoid being said to be paid.
The score is a bit low. I should be able to score 78 points. The author goes back and optimizes the first few chapters every 100 chapters. You can bury the pitfalls and don't push the process too rigidly.
Although it does not meet the psychological expectations of 5 stars, I love playing. I hope the author will change the single female protagonist. [Sinister smile]
Kill more people than monsters, [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
Overall, it's okay. The plot is quite good. The card selection setting is very novel. The only dissatisfaction is that the combat power is a bit weak in the later stage. The protagonist's attributes grow too fast and the monsters are killed as they change [laughing and crying]
After reading it, I feel that there is no defense mechanism, only health and output [face covering] [face covering] Everyone uses dodge and life to fight, even if the protagonist is so strong.