[Genius + System + Staying Under the Radar + Quantified Combat Power]
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[Host: Lin Ren]
[Talents: Comprehension (Level 5), Constitution (Level 5), Martial Arts Manuals (10,000 volumes)]
[Realm: Non-Martial Artist]
[Techniques: None]
[Martial Skills: None]
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A System!
My talents are already good enough, and now you're giving me a System too!
How is anyone else supposed to survive?
But this world is far too dangerous.
With both talent and a System, Lin Ren says he has to keep his head down.
He'll stay hidden until the day he's strong enough to say, “I don't eat beef.”
I feel like I've seen something very similar to this one, and it feels inexplicably familiar.
Is the author from Ele. Me? It's so funny that the girl group is fighting with a certain Dong. It's very thoughtful 🤦 It's a bit overwhelming, the 9th-grade perfect 360 expansion costs 3600 [face-palming], it was okay at the beginning and then got worse and worse [face-palming]
It's good. The improvement progress is not slow, but this extreme realm is a bit troublesome. It's equivalent to going through the training of the entire realm all over again. It will be troublesome to deal with the combat power in the later stage. It's hard to judge the first place in several major realms if it's better at once. The more realms you have, the realms are meaningless. If you have less realms, it's better to break through directly.
After reading more than 20 chapters, I realized that there are two major groups, JD. Com and Meituan 🤦
It's okay, but it lacks a little love.
This can't be a novel written by a delivery boy, right?
After all, lies don't hurt, the truth is the sharpest knife.
You can lose but not retreat. This sentence has blocked you and cannot allow you to remain stubborn.
It's relatively smooth, but the golden finger doesn't seem to be of much use. It mainly relies on the protagonist's own foundation and understanding.
I haven't read a classic novel in a long time. I think this one is still worth reading.