When choosing cultivation techniques, most people want ones that are easy to learn and quick to master.
Su Chen only asks three questions: Is it difficult? Does it take a long time? How many years will it take to cultivate?
If it takes at least thirty years, all the better.
Once he has the resources, the System skips the entire cultivation process for him, advancing his techniques, combat skills, and cultivation realm by leaps and bounds.
As Su Chen leaves campus and ventures into a wider world, foreign races, secret realms, and unknown powerhouses appear one after another. At last, he realizes that he seems to be growing fonder and fonder of techniques that are “impossible to master.”
It's pretty good. I've seen something similar before. The experiences and plots of the protagonists in the two books cannot be said to be exactly the same. I can only say that they are almost the same! [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
It must be five stars, and every one you can cheat is one. The protagonist can upgrade as long as he has resources. He also has to go to school and college every day. You can go out and find ways to make money. Doesn't having exotic beasts count as resources? Just go kill the alien beasts and level up.
... Various levels of enemy killing... In this context... There were no powerful bad guys growing up... And no one coveted the opportunity of the protagonist...
I finished reading Chapter 196 of this book and wanted to update it, and then I found that Chapter 92 of Gao Wu: Full Start, Crushing the World, is actually connected. Hahahaha, the name of the protagonist has changed.
It's okay, just watch it without thinking. Cool article
No one said a word after looking at it
They are all classics within the classics
Very exciting and worth reading.
A very interesting article. This should be a normal way of writing. If we can do this and promote people's progress, then this society will have hope. Literary and artistic works should not just be liked by people. There should also be room for human development.
It's pretty good. I've seen something similar before. The experiences and plots of the protagonists in the two books cannot be said to be exactly the same. I can only say that they are almost the same! [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
It must be five stars, and every one you can cheat is one. The protagonist can upgrade as long as he has resources. He also has to go to school and college every day. You can go out and find ways to make money. Doesn't having exotic beasts count as resources? Just go kill the alien beasts and level up.
... Various levels of enemy killing... In this context... There were no powerful bad guys growing up... And no one coveted the opportunity of the protagonist...
I finished reading Chapter 196 of this book and wanted to update it, and then I found that Chapter 92 of Gao Wu: Full Start, Crushing the World, is actually connected. Hahahaha, the name of the protagonist has changed.
It's okay, just watch it without thinking. Cool article
No one said a word after looking at it
They are all classics within the classics
Very exciting and worth reading. A very interesting article. This should be a normal way of writing. If we can do this and promote people's progress, then this society will have hope. Literary and artistic works should not just be liked by people. There should also be room for human development.