[Wizard flow + IQ online + decisive killing + devouring evolution + superpower flow + growth flow]
Lu Chen, who traveled to the wizarding world, started with a booze binge.
Troll vomit, black swamp snake venom, and rotten heart vine juice could kill others if they got even a little bit of it, but Lu Chen discovered that he could decompose all substances that entered his body. Toxins and impurities can be eliminated, and valuable active ingredients can be turned into abilities that belong to him.
[Primary Regeneration], [Neural Strengthening], [Night Vision], [Life Perception]
So, while the other experimental subjects were thinking about how to escape from the Black Tower alive, Lu Chen was already thinking about the unopened poisons and Warcraft materials in the laboratory.
Dark wizard: "On the 19th, we will change the second-ring poison tomorrow."
Lu Chen: "Can you get some more?"
From poisons, magic plants, monster flesh and blood, to blood, soul and witchcraft itself, as long as it can be analyzed, it can become the material for his evolution.
When Lu Chen really entered the wizarding world, he realized that the things in the black tower were just appetizers. The Black Tower is just the starting point of his evolution.
The protagonist's IQ is online, and the logic of the plot is pretty good. It's not a brainless novel, and it progresses quickly without dragging on. The current quality can be looked forward to in the future.
The more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes. Things that were buried in the front are slowly picked up in the back. The plot does not drag on, and the protagonist is not brainless. It's not the kind of book that gets boring after just two chapters. It's quite enjoyable and I'm already following it.
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good!
So far it's okay, as long as the plot doesn't collapse later
The protagonist's IQ is online, and the logic of the plot is pretty good. It's not a brainless novel, and it progresses quickly without dragging on. The current quality can be looked forward to in the future.
The more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes. Things that were buried in the front are slowly picked up in the back. The plot does not drag on, and the protagonist is not brainless. It's not the kind of book that gets boring after just two chapters. It's quite enjoyable and I'm already following it.
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good!
So far it's okay, as long as the plot doesn't collapse later