On the day she awakened at the age of eighteen, Shen Jin got the D-level profession "Construction Mage" that everyone despised. Weak in bursts, slow in formation, and consuming resources, in everyone's eyes, this is a useless job that cannot be afforded.
But no one knew that he also opened the gray ring left by his father and entered the "Wanxiang Martial Arts World". Others learn skills by burning resources and trial and error; he learns skills by throwing fireballs, wind blades, and ice shields into the martial arts world and practicing them over and over again, dismantling structures, changing trajectories, and suppressing fire cores, so as to absorb all failures in advance.
While the geniuses of his generation were still comparing their professional ratings, Shen Jin had already begun to use basic skills to compete in high-end games.
They say the D-class profession has no future.
Then he would personally train this road to become a natural disaster.
Reader comments
I feel that this book requires a bit of imagination to read the fighting, which I feel is not very popular.
It feels like a lot of things can only be understood but cannot be expressed. It feels like the plots in various Souls games, which seem to be intermittent (maybe because I don't read serious books, so I can't describe it). To put it simply, it feels like a wild ambush, and then everything is said in a fog. For example, the origin of gold finger rings is a mystery. Of course, many gold fingers are like this, but most gold fingers themselves have no origins, so it doesn't take much brainpower. His function is also unclear. It is said to be a deduction, but it feels like it is pieced together and there is no continuity. At the beginning, the fireball technique requires almost no practice, and it can be seen in many places that if the body is not familiar with it, it will be injured. However, when you practice the Qingfeng Step, it overturns the previous ones and you must actually practice it. This is almost like showing you a video of a master. It still needs to be practiced, not just familiar with it. Moreover, the background is also very fragmented. There is no clichéd narrative background, and there is no or very little foreshadowing, including no dramatic foreshadowing. I'm a book reader, and it's almost forty chapters now. , I feel like nothing has been explained clearly, including the system, plot, background, and the significance of snatching resources. After all, the protagonist has a golden finger, and it doesn't mean that the world will be over if he gets involved. If I were him, I would just slowly become stronger. It's not like I don't have any resources at all. I feel like I'm just feeling aggrieved now, so I might as well hold it in until the end and explode.
I feel that this book requires a bit of imagination to read the fighting, which I feel is not very popular. It feels like a lot of things can only be understood but cannot be expressed. It feels like the plots in various Souls games, which seem to be intermittent (maybe because I don't read serious books, so I can't describe it). To put it simply, it feels like a wild ambush, and then everything is said in a fog. For example, the origin of gold finger rings is a mystery. Of course, many gold fingers are like this, but most gold fingers themselves have no origins, so it doesn't take much brainpower. His function is also unclear. It is said to be a deduction, but it feels like it is pieced together and there is no continuity. At the beginning, the fireball technique requires almost no practice, and it can be seen in many places that if the body is not familiar with it, it will be injured. However, when you practice the Qingfeng Step, it overturns the previous ones and you must actually practice it. This is almost like showing you a video of a master. It still needs to be practiced, not just familiar with it. Moreover, the background is also very fragmented. There is no clichéd narrative background, and there is no or very little foreshadowing, including no dramatic foreshadowing. I'm a book reader, and it's almost forty chapters now. , I feel like nothing has been explained clearly, including the system, plot, background, and the significance of snatching resources. After all, the protagonist has a golden finger, and it doesn't mean that the world will be over if he gets involved. If I were him, I would just slowly become stronger. It's not like I don't have any resources at all. I feel like I'm just feeling aggrieved now, so I might as well hold it in until the end and explode.
Come on! Good looking and calm