Book title: Creation-level talent at the beginning: I infinitely reshape my roots!
[Decisive killing + extreme invincibility + high IQ villain + not the Holy Mother]
In the era of global awakening, Gu Changfeng was found to have "zero talent" with no fighting ability, and became a laughing stock in the eyes of the family and a civilian consumable that could be sacrificed at any time.
Everyone was waiting for him to die in the mouth of a strange beast.
However, only Gu Changfeng himself knew that what he awakened was the only plug-in that was above all rules - [Given by Creation]!
"The ultimate cooldown is 30 days? That's too long."
Looking at the secret guards of the family who surrounded him, Gu Changfeng pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and raised a cruel arc at the corner of his mouth.
[Kill the A-level strong man, deprive him of his advanced origin, and forcibly shorten the CD of his ultimate move: 5 days!
[Leap level and kill S-level beasts, absorb the best fragments, and the CD of the ultimate move is forcibly shortened: 10 days!
When the god king from abroad comes, the domestic aristocratic families rebel, and the world's powerful people join forces to prepare to wipe out this "waste".
Gu Changfeng stepped on the head of the ancestor of the family, looked at the countdown on his retinas and crushed the space law with his backhand.
"You call this zero talent?"
"I'm sorry, my creation ultimate move is good again."
Reader comments
It's a pretty good book that details the five senses. It's very immersive to read, and the combat settings don't break down. To be honest, it's a little bit toxic, but it's not outrageous, it's tolerable, and overall it's still pretty good-looking.
The five senses and combat prowess are well written, and it feels very interesting to read. There are some minor flaws and bugs in the book that don't matter, they can be tolerated and will not affect the normal pursuit of books.
It's a pretty good book that details the five senses. It's very immersive to read, and the combat settings don't break down. To be honest, it's a little bit toxic, but it's not outrageous, it's tolerable, and overall it's still pretty good-looking.
The five senses and combat prowess are well written, and it feels very interesting to read. There are some minor flaws and bugs in the book that don't matter, they can be tolerated and will not affect the normal pursuit of books.