High Martial Arts: Gender-Bent? But With Blacklight Prototype

The writing is very good, the description of the battle scenes is top-notch, and there is a sense of bloody violence. It is a bit cumbersome to explain to those who don't understand the black light virus, but it is still worth watching 😘 It's so fun to watch the crying author explain like crazy to the dark crippled kid in the book review section 🥰🥰🥰

It's okay, but I still want to resurrect my sister Ling.

Things to know before viewing: Regarding the Virgin Mary issue, the author believes that decisive killing is not an indiscriminate killing of innocent people 😢, and the author will not write a plot that is so violent 😢 Then the author's views on the protagonist: The author believes that the protagonist should not turn black when encountering some setbacks 😢 and become enemies of all mankind when encountering some troubles 😢 The author believes that a person's belief should not change due to material changes, otherwise it will not be a true belief 😢 Then the black light virus devours others and affects its own cognition. This was mentioned in the official comic at the end of the first generation, where Alex disguised himself as a painter and lived alone in seclusion, so the author also quoted it 😢 Just take pity on the author and show mercy 😢😢😢 If you have any ideas, questions or point out errors, you can say [I'm almost crying] in the comment area, and just like the author 😢. If you don't comment, the author will usually reply 😢

It's okay. The only drawback is that Devouring Mimicry is banned. Otherwise, you can just eat, eat, eat, and still gain experience and skills. As for the memory confusion mentioned by the author, I have only played it once in the second generation, so I won't go into details, but I have also played it several times in the first generation. Although it was a few years ago, it was just the confusion at the moment of eating, and it will not cause a split personality at all, right? Moreover, the first generation is originally the pathogen itself, but it only has Alex's memory. The pathogen itself is a blank sheet of paper. In this case, the protagonist is also a pathogen, but he is just wearing the double memories of the original girl and the protagonist in the previous life. The prophecy

Well, after looking at it overall, I feel that it is quite good personally. The fighting and characterization are both good. The novel is above average, and the author is also very enthusiastic and will answer readers' questions. Then I took a look at the comments in the book review area, and I can only say that they are a bit abstract. Seeing the author explain under each comment, I feel quite sad. I have also written novels, and it is not easy to know the author. Alas 🤦 Generally speaking, if you like classic novels and have a strong sense of anger in your heart, it's best not to read it. This novel is not suitable for such people 🤦 The writing is good, don't pay attention to those cruel and boundless gods in the book review section [blowing kisses]

The author's writing is great. I like this kind of cold and distant character. She is not human, but she still has a human bottom line in her heart. She still looks cold and beautiful, so she is very comfortable. I just hope that the plot of Tie Tie will not be too much. I hope that we can see similar plots in the future where the protagonist exposes his prototype and makes others feel mysterious and surprised, and is afraid that the result will not hurt them.

Quality assurance, intelligence, not brainless, not invincible. I personally like the author's style and the fighting scenes are also good. The entire book basically follows the writing style of the previous book. However, there are a few details that need to be modified that do not affect reading. Personally, I still like it very much. If you are interested, you can read the author's previous book "Sex... The Wicked City...". I happened to read the reviews again, and I didn't understand why the score was so low. Personally, I read it from the previous book. This new book has a smooth plot, impeccable logic, and good combat and characters. It should deserve a higher rating. No matter what others say, I give it five stars and thank the author for his hard work in updating it.

I forgot to comment after reading it for a long time, but I personally think it's pretty good. Although there are some shrill voices in the comment section, I think it's better than those that are all bad reviews and almost kill me if you click on them. At the same time, the author also needs negative reviews to encourage him, otherwise how can he get the author to add more updates?

I think it's okay, but I felt a little bit addicted when I watched it. Currently, I've seen Chapter 35 of the plot of replacing someone else's identity. Let me talk about the problems I saw. 1. The protagonist wants to survive in human society, not just monsters killing humans. There is a core problem that the identity must be hidden. However, the protagonist did not choose biological armor that can hide the identity in the two ability selections. This is not very rational. The first time can be interpreted as doing assassination work. It requires strength, and it comes and goes quickly, but in the second school assessment, not only students and instructors were monitoring, but the protagonist also chose to reveal his strength, and there was a problem if he didn't unlock his hidden identity soon (I know that the protagonist's identity was already exposed when he chose the second ability, so there are two other problems) 2. In the school assessment, the protagonist already has 9,800 evolution points after snatching the level-corrupted monster. He is only 200 evolution points short of unlocking the ability. However, before meeting the character named Lu, the protagonist has not devoured a single alien species. This brings up the second problem. Whether the protagonist wants to hide his identity or improve his combat power, he should quickly collect 10,000 points. However, during this period of time, the protagonist has not met a single monster? These are my personal opinions. If you want to understand a book, it is best to read it yourself. The author still has some writing skills. Having said this, I only hope that the author can continue to improve. I have also read the author's other books, both Western Fantasy and Military.

From my point of view, the martial arts test as the first chapter of the whole novel is a small fun point and the follow-up foreshadowing has been completed. According to the news revealed by the examiner Ji Tingfeng, martial arts resources are in short supply and they plan to sharpen their swords. However, the geniuses among the candidates are all from aristocratic families, and the protagonist, as a commoner, has great advantages. As long as the protagonist shows that he can defeat the second level at the first level, the examiner will think that the value of training the protagonist is much higher than that of the aristocratic family, which will pave the way for the subsequent confrontation with the aristocratic family. Lu and Jiang are well written here, because the protagonist pretends to be Lu and takes action against Jiang, laying the groundwork for Lu and Jiang to develop into happy enemies. Lu, as a scheming lesbian, and Jiang, an arrogant and arrogant girl from a family, are a perfect match. After all this is done, the martial arts test should be over. There should not be so many interspersed with writing people to death. The protagonist only needs to develop steadily and get the qualification to leave the city.