High Martial: They Promised Me Talent, So Why Am I Just a Stat Sheet?

The writing is very good and very interesting. Please read more. The protagonist is really intelligent and the power of artistic conception is soft. 😏 When I read the introduction, I thought that the protagonist tried his best to literally mean it. I didn't expect it to be a genius novel. It was very enjoyable to watch.

It looks quite comfortable at the moment, and the explanation of the panel improvement is also in place. It is not a hang-up, but the talent is embodied. The author's writing style is okay, and at least his literary common sense is okay. For example, do you know what "unsatisfactory" means? There are no minor flaws at the moment. The plot can be a little more innovative and doesn't have to stick to the college entrance examination flow. For now, Shennong won't find you as long as you don't poison him. Please support it with five stars.

Yes, but didn't we say that the protagonist is the last one in the class who has not broken through to the martial arts? But later on, the protagonists are so surprised when they break through. It's incredible. The whole class is a warrior. What's so surprising?

I saw the author's comment on the latest chapter. Come and give it a five-star support. I read a lot of comments saying that it is poisonous or bad, but I don't feel it. The writing is actually okay (but it does not rule out the reason that I have high poison resistance). I would like to give it a five-star support first. It is okay to use this book as a source of food. Finally, the author should update more. When you update ten chapters a day, all the slander and abuse will turn into heartfelt and sincere praise [laughter]

The writing is very good, the supporting characters are not brainless, the characters are vivid, and they are awesome 🥰

It's okay, there are some cliched plot settings, but it's acceptable. After all, there are so many plots in the novel, and formulas are inevitable and have little impact. In addition, the pace is indeed relatively slow. The current situation of this book is that I don't know if the author can insist on finishing it. Come on, I hope the male and female protagonists can make love soon.

We found a lot of jokes in a few books. The books are generally good. There may be some awkwardness in some places, but they are well handled. Personally, I think the emotional line is a bit too... How should I put it? There is not too much aim, as if the protagonist and the heroine are destined to be together. Is this part about knowing each other too little? It can be said that from the perspective of the male protagonist, there were only a few fights. And then we gave each other some treasures, so we want to be together? And many places that could be refined are not refined. Maybe the author's writing style or personal style is not good at describing emotional lines? Moreover, when the male and female protagonists meet, there is no point in naming Brother Feng (that is, the heroine's waistcoat) as the heroine. Perhaps there is also the author's own consideration behind it? Overall, it's about 4 points, and Cultivation is pretty well written.

The plot is good, with lots of exciting moments, and it can definitely be read as a fun read. It's just that the number of words isn't too much right now.

It's really good, come on, write more. He is not brainless, has no limits on his combat power, and is not vain. The elements are also very rich. Although some of the ideas are a bit straightforward, it is already very good among a bunch of white text.

Okay, let's not talk about the plot first, but the writing is definitely up to par. Although there is a suspicion of making dumplings for jealousy, the integration of poetry is not abrupt. The plot is formulaic. The author has too much magical power. The family part is very good.