Trait Lock-In: From Dockside Laborer to Fist Over All Under Heaven

To be honest, it's pretty average. But Gou is not cruel enough. Less description of women! There is no need to think about women if you have this golden finger. As long as she is strong enough, a woman can have whatever she wants.

It's well written, but there are too many "extreme extreme extremely extremely extreme" characters 😂 😂 😂 [staring] [staring] [staring] 😏 😏 😏

The world view is good, the plug-ins are interesting, and the conflicts and foreshadowing are reasonable. But there are a lot of poisons. The first is the drag sister. It's a matter of opinion. Anyone who can't help the protagonist and has to pay for it is regarded as a small poison. The second is that the plot cannot be advanced. There are conflicts and foreshadowings, but as soon as the plot is pushed forward, it has to be digressed, causing the plot to not move quickly. The point is that there aren't many updates, otherwise it wouldn't be considered a poisonous point. The third is that the protagonist does not pay attention to his own combat power and collects a lot of rare objects, but he does not pay attention to his own realm and rarely takes improving himself as the purpose of his actions. The most poisonous thing is seeing the secret place under the sea and getting the sword bone to recall this period. . Are there people in the memories who behaved normally and logically? This memory is so dramatic that I can't pursue it anymore.

I have read more than a dozen books about martial arts in the Republic of China, and this is the only one that I can read. I thought it was just a follow-up book, but I didn't expect to find a good book. The plot and setting are good, and the protagonist is not an inexplicable bad guy. He is not unable to walk when he sees a beautiful woman. There is no inexplicable pretentiousness and a refreshing feeling, which is very natural.

Come on, author. I used to watch Western steam magic fantasy films, but now there is a film with an oriental martial arts theme, and it also incorporates Western machinery. It feels very good, and I hope the author will give it a big boost! 👍👍👍

Saw the latest. This book is still okay. For now, it's a behind-the-scenes flow. It doesn't matter what your realm is. It all depends on operating the "clone" layout. What I am more looking forward to are the divination information, portable space, "teleportation" and the martial arts Tathagata palm, etc. It can be said that each of them can be used as a golden finger to open a book, and integrated into one protagonist, people are full of expectations. Disadvantages: There is a lot of verbosity at the end, a bit too watery, plot recommendations are slow, and there are too many irrelevant words.

The author of Ji is very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very much. When I listen to the novel, I find that it is all very extreme. GGbond, you are so inconsiderate.

Although there are some flaws, the plot is well controlled, it is refreshing and not awkward, there are many foreshadowings, and the setting is not broken. It is much better than those pretentious male protagonists who are full of fighting power at the beginning of the brainless and cool novels. It is worth reading. The author will update it soon.

The writing is good and the world view is grand. There is a bottom line when there should be a bottom line. It is ruthless when it should be ruthless. Goldfinger needs to equip various strange objects. The descriptions are also diverse. Unlike many novels, there is an awesome Goldfinger but they are not fully utilized. It is just that the updates are too slow.

It's pretty good. The progression of the plot is a bit blurry, but it's quite comfortable to talk about it. Come on, author.