Grinding for Experience in the Cultivation World: Infinite Class Changes

Except for the water panel, everything else is pretty good. The plot is compact, and even if the leveling up is slow, it still feels very enjoyable. The smell of AI is relatively light and it feels like it is hand-rubbed. As for Goldfinger and the system, I feel Jane didn't make it very clear. In fact, the system is different from ordinary cultivators, which is quite interesting. The spiritual root points in his cultivation system are similar to the cultivation resources that everyone has, and the number of points is also different. All the exercises require spiritual root points. The more difficult the skills, the more points are needed. The points can then be restored by improving cultivation and genius treasures. In this case, it mainly depends on the combination and performance of the skills, which is very interesting. Well, I will use AI to describe the feeling of combat later. . . There are too many descriptions and it feels too weird [laughs awkwardly]

The rhythm is smooth, the world view is unique, and the linkage logic of the protagonist's career panel is also very reasonable. As the plot progresses, it will become more and more interesting. I keep writing, code words in ancient ways, and devote myself to it, just to present you with a work that will impress you deeply!

It's very interesting to write, and the setting is good

The daily college life of poor students. The panel proficiency improves skills, but the numerical improvement is not obvious. It mainly describes the skill mechanism and linkage.

The plot is interesting and vivid, the protagonist is well portrayed, and the plot is very good

There seems to be no one around?

It feels good so far

Great, great, super beautiful

It's rich and interesting, and the subject matter is relatively novel and combines the plot of the new era. It's well written and a bit fascinating.

Good looking, good luck to the author