With the spiritual qi revival, all seven billion people awakened extraordinary talents at once! Some grasped forbidden arts in a second, some awakened the power to teleport through space, and others summoned thunder from the sky. But Lin Bei's talent panel showed only four words: [Practice Repeatedly].
No extra effects. No multipliers. Just what it says: practice.
Everyone laughed at him as the world's most useless awakened one. The school tried to expel him, his classmates mocked him, and even the staff at the Awakened Registry looked at him sympathetically and said, “Kid, this path isn't for everyone.”
Lin Bei said nothing. He just got up at five every morning and practiced the most basic boxing, once, ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times...
Then, at the first school-level awakened selection tournament, he shattered an S-rank prodigy's spirit armor with a single punch. The whole venue fell silent.
A line of tiny text appeared on his talent panel: [Practice count has reached the threshold. This skill has exceeded the limits of the ordinary and entered the extraordinary realm. This talent has no rank, no limit, and no bottleneck.]
Only then did everyone understand: the most terrifying talent in the world had never been the ability to reach the top in a single step. It was the promise that as long as you never stop, there will never be a ceiling.
I can only give three stars, which is average. First of all, I feel that the male and female scenes are very average. I skip them every time I watch them, forcing them to be sensational. Secondly, there are always supporting characters who look down on the protagonists. Why are there no level talents, even if they show their strength, they still ignore them and default to lj. Are there really so many people who think so? This contradiction remains even if the map is changed. The rest are all small details. For example, the protagonist, the beast, recovers blue from the disaster, which is a relatively classic plot. I feel that there is no appeal to continue watching, and it is considered a minor issue.
It's a classic plot where the male protagonist is very venomous in teasing him whenever something happens.