Global Gaming: I Get a New Talent Every Day

It's pretty cool, both parents have a younger sister, and although it's a bit awkward at first to see that she's not the lone wolf type, at least teaming up with family is better than teaming up with other people. There are no villains to show off their lower IQs, the country has strong organizational capabilities, no inexplicable families, gangs, or the like appear, and there is no disgusting plot of being suppressed, insulted, and then slapped in the face, so it seems quite comfortable.

Not bad, not bad. There are very few novels that can bring the family together. The official version is also quite good. There are also large-scale tasks across the country. The talents of the supporting characters are also very strong. The protagonist's family is not the only one. Although there are some minor flaws, it is still good. Come on, come on

It's pretty good. It seems quite comfortable so far. It's not a template for the protagonist to be a lone wolf all the way to power. It can steadily lead the whole family to develop smoothly. So far, it seems to be good except for some minor loopholes, but the quantity is too small. I hope it can maintain the standard in the future. Come on.

I am very interested in the title of the book, so I am looking forward to seeing what talents the protagonist has. It took me about ten minutes to read it. There were too many bracketed chats and too many different types of equipment and attributes. The whole thing is like an online game novel from more than ten years ago.

The first ten or so chapters felt like a little bit of a set-up, but then I slowly got better and better at it, and by the time I got to the fifty or so chapter numerical transition, I started to flow in an invincible way. The point is actually to concentrate your strength and have that feeling of collective soaring. The more you look at it, the smoother it becomes

It's pretty good, but the numbers are too explosive. Except for the protagonist and a few god-level talents who can easily kill them in seconds, combat players with other A-level talents really don't know how to defeat those monsters that easily have 1 billion health points. The gap between levels is too big.

Currently catching up on the ending of the first volume. The book is generally logically self-consistent. This is the first time I have seen the protagonist group being a family. From where I read it, there is no trace of AI in it from my experience. I also read the author's reflections at the end of the volume. It can be seen that the author is very concerned about this book and it should not be a dud. However, the early values ​​​​are indeed a bit low. Let's read the second volume.

So cool! How cool! Once it snowballs, it takes off! Blue Star: Watch me pretend to be sweet and ambush the abyss 😆 Are there many abyss troops? Say it to my fire elemental army! 😏

Good reviews, IQ online, many game articles ignore the country's organizational capabilities, resulting in the protagonist turning the tide alone, somewhat demoted. However, as this upgrade evolves a bit quickly, I hope it can be written longer.

I don't really like novels about family members. I feel that bringing family members into a novel is a poisonous point. This book about family members is not that outrageous. The writing is pretty good. Come on, author.