I Pick Up Attributes in a Fantasy World

The author of this book writes so well! I've never seen such a great protagonist! All the recommendation votes are for you! Come on! (Two cents a piece, remember to delete the brackets)

This book is so good. It's the first time I've seen such a good-looking book. Come on, the author, I'll definitely order it once it's on the shelves.

Don't be a licking dog, don't open up a harem, don't be brainless, don't be a bastard, don't be a eunuch

This book is not bad. It manages to be enjoyable while also describing the character and human nature of the characters. It is not mindlessly enjoyable. .

It's okay. I'm giving you two recommendation votes. I hope there will be more.

Congratulations to the author on entering the palace! 👍

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The author, please give me a boost^0^~^0^~

Physical fitness is key. Even if you only add one of the attributes, the other attributes will be passively improved. Suppose the protagonist has a hundred tons of strength (an arbitrary value) with a random punch, then his physical fitness will be improved to the point where he can punch with such force as we can with a random punch. Otherwise, if he punches out, his hand will be useless, and the physical fitness will be strengthened. The speed has definitely been enhanced, the reaction speed will also be stronger, the resistance to strikes will be stronger, etc., So I feel very painful when reading novels that only add one attribute while leaving the other attributes unchanged. Of course, I didn't talk about this one because I haven't started reading it yet. I just saw some people talking about these problems in the book reviews here, so I want to complain about the novels that I have read before that add attribute points.

The book is good, especially the protagonist's character. I like it very much. What's wrong with living an ignoble life? What's wrong with being afraid of death? It's not harmful to the world. It's very good. I think it's very down-to-earth. It's much better than those stories that are mindless and dark and prone to suffering and hatred. I hope to follow up on the story. Things can stay set and don't go astray, especially those that insist on forcing the protagonist to change his mind and become righteous, love others, love the organization, and sacrifice for others. Shit, I have no responsibility to make others live a good life. I am responsible for my own affairs. If my interests are consistent, it is acceptable to take action "by the way".