My Rope Has Thunder and Lightning

You are blatantly recommending your cousin, and you write it in such a thrilling and exciting way. . . Has the potential of Liu Bei, not bad, not bad

I have read all the existing chapters and said a few words. The biggest feeling is the novelty, whether it is the ranking system or the rope, just these ideas. As long as the book does not collapse in the later stage, you can keep reading it. There's nothing sinister about the protagonist's behavior. He's just a standard male protagonist, always pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. I don't quite understand what those people in the comment section who say this book is slow to gain popularity think about. Just a quick snack. If you don't deliberately focus on the details, you can scan it at a glance and say the final word. . . I feel that this book is more suitable for beginners, and it is really suitable for students.

Chapter 41: I want to become stronger: This chapter is so exciting. Are you so excited that you want to go on a killing spree?

Maybe the world structure is based on Global High Martial Arts? This book almost directly uses the game setting numbers and so on to convey the ability attributes and levels. Although it seems unreliable (after all, everyone has a martial arts system in their body, it is really weird), but if you don't go into details, it is actually very clear. In addition, those skills are quite good, novel and interesting, especially the professional ability of the restraint master (... What... I forgot the words), which is very good. It can be regarded as an independent designation from the control department, and new tricks can be played (magic rope). I feel very inspired. For example, I would think, The ever-changing magic rope, in addition to the author's explosion, does not necessarily have to be used as a control system: a thick rope can tie people up. If it is as thin as silk, as thin as silk and strong enough, wouldn't it be able to cut the enemy directly? If it is a thin and tough net, one net can be directly cut into pieces...) At the end, let me mention some things that I personally don't like very much: For example, another kind of bloodline power rhetoric appears in Chapter 36 (which is the last chapter at this time). To be honest, the setting of bloodline power is okay, but the word "crazy blood" is too inferior. It is better to just use the power of bloodline or the power of ancestral blood... And it seems that the author has a special liking for the word "crazy". The hidden profession that the protagonist fuses in the introduction is also a word like "crazy thunder", which is still a word - relatively inferior! Don't be crazy... Especially don't put the word "crazy" in your mouth... Also, saving the world is indeed something that cannot be done by one person, and no one is destined to be that kind of hero. If the protagonist relies on this aspect, Well, that's it, I hope the author gets better and better as he writes, and takes off like Gao Wu. (Well, Gao Wu's opening chapter is more likely to be misunderstood and dismissed. Of course, the opening chapter of this book is different from Gao Wu's. The book is somewhat immature and jerky, and the layout is not that grand. Of course, this is definitely not a big shortcoming)...

It is foreseeable that this slow-burning book will definitely attract everyone's attention and provide fuel for the author😄😄😄😄