What Should I Do After I Transmigrate and Allocate My Points Wrong?
穿越后加错点怎么办
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
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- 3y ago
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After reading more than ten chapters, I understand that your physique is so strong that your strength, explosiveness, and speed should be relatively high. However, in this case, your physique is simply strong, while your strength and other attributes seem to be those of a normal person, which is unreasonable.
The protagonist is a low-IQ or rather, mindless good-for-nothing; without a cheat code, he's nothing. Fortunately, he can act all high and mighty in front of women, but deep down he's stingy and penny-pinching. For example, the protagonist wipes out his fake sister Qin Yao's family, and distributes the treasures in the vault to his 11 beautiful female assassin subordinates, but it's all for the…
The author's protagonist uses a stat-adding system as a cheat, but the satisfying moments are very weak. The author particularly likes to suppress the protagonist's strength to allow for a longer storyline, resulting in a lack of truly enjoyable moments.
Is this for real? Will Shandong University be replicating this later? Those foreigners have such an arrogant, official air about them!
The male protagonist was insulted in front of the whole school. If that person was stronger than the male protagonist, I wouldn't say anything, but that person was weaker than the male protagonist, and the male protagonist actually swallowed his anger.
They're charging money after just over thirty chapters? Are they desperate for money?
To be honest, this book is just a mindless, wish-fulfillment novel. At first, I thought it was pretty good, but the more I read, the more something felt off; the author didn't handle many details well. Let's talk about the romance first. The female lead inexplicably falls for the protagonist, and Yao Jing inexplicably falls for the male lead as well.
It was alright at first, but I couldn't stand it anymore in the later stages. The opponent would give me whatever I wanted and would surrender for no reason. They had no sense of caution at all. I just wanted to know how I hadn't been sold out in this environment where all races were scheming against each other!
Starting to charge after only 30 chapters? Even the Third Young Master isn't this arrogant.
Shouldn't constitution correspond to strength? It seems like only defense has been increased.