Martial Arts: I Have a Cave-Heaven World

The plot is exciting, not too toxic, and the plot advances very quickly. In more than 70 chapters, the protagonist already has several star systems and has reached the top level of the human race. The plot focuses on farming and family, but it develops very quickly and remains between the first and second rungs of the human race. The focus is still on one's own strength. There are not too many annoying things to promote the development of the plot, such as family crisis, family traitors, and competition for resources. Let everything take its course, and the water will form a ditch. Very satisfying to watch The plot of Chapter 116 is really too poisonous. What was originally a cave world that was completely his own has turned into an existence similar to a secret realm. The advantage and disadvantage is that "he has lost control of the cave world. He can no longer go to any place in the cave world at will, nor can he use the rules of the cave world." The advantage is that he has been recognized by the world. I am really speechless. To be recognized by a Mao world, does the protagonist rely on the world all the way? The reason that triggered this series of events was that his wife was going to die, and then the protagonist had to give him some kind of reincarnation. If the fate is gone, then it should be over. Why do you have to keep pulling it down?

Without even knowing the principles, he creates a technique that is at a higher level than his own... Self-creation should be the innovation after reading thousands of stories. If there is no way ahead and you want to create your own, a lot of people will definitely fall down and take the wrong path. If there is something ready-made, it will definitely be better to take the essence and discard the dross and create again. The world is too big and I don't know anything about it... The information is extremely limited A kind of communicator can appear, which can only be used by the supreme master's soul strength. The soul state can directly cross the boundary to the virtual world. It is very dangerous, but there is a safe zone opened up, which can exchange information or virtual network.

5 Points is not necessarily a poison, but in front of an experienced player like me, this kind of poison can still be withstood. I can give a score of about 7.2 To 7.5.

The writing is very thoughtful, a grain-level novel, truly out of this world. I don't know what will happen in the future, but now it feels like a detailed outline, and there is still a lot of plot that can be filled in.

Well written, better than most novels of the same type

The writing is very good. With my 15 years of book experience, I think it's okay. Why is there so little traffic? Not much push. . .

There are authors who have written their own stuff and it is still readable. Strong support from bookworms of more than ten years

Very good, Single female protagonist (although the function is equivalent to proving that the male protagonist's sexual orientation is normal) I rarely read novels with little emotion like this This shows that the novel is interesting to me.

A very awesome book. I basically didn't watch much.

A good novel, suitable for old bookworms, but there are a few cheesy pictures at the beginning, but the rest is very good