The Old-School Academic

Come on, this client is getting harder and harder to use as it changes.

The main character's foundation for survival is the system, and he suddenly breaks away from the path of becoming stronger in the system. He has to rely on himself step by step to get through it, and he relies entirely on the help of the system to survive and become stronger. The plot is a bit awkward. Personally, I feel that the focus has shifted to exploring system functions + hard training + adventures, adventures, puzzles, historical truth + combat power. I personally think this is more coordinated.

Chapter 130 could be called a very good book before, but in Chapter 130 I was poisoned and died directly from the poison!

Advantages: The world view is very good, and the plot of the first 100 chapters is quite good. It can be said to be a very fine product! Disadvantages: The main line is vague, a hodgepodge of multiple systems, IQ drops from time to time, there is no climax plot in the middle and late stages, and the upgrade is very slow. In general, it is a pity, a very pity. As far as I am concerned, the initial impression is much better than that of "Lord of Mysteries", and I thought I could see the book become a god. As a result, the plot that was about to be released began to plummet.

I don't understand why women are always used to set off the male protagonists. Please be considerate of female readers. When I read the portrayal of women in the novel, I wanted to blow their heads off.

The saying "knowledge is power" is not just a saying. The protagonist is obviously stable and likes to research, and he also has the best research auxiliary device such as the Academic Master Space. As a result, he is wandering around every day. The author arranged many adventures, but it turns out that they are useless and useless. Going to a martial arts school obviously makes you safer, but you don't supplement your knowledge. Entering a graduate school, you practice martial arts every day to improve your energy and blood. It is obvious that human beings have little knowledge of occult knowledge, which is why so many people are deformed. The protagonist is obviously aware of this problem and has research aids, but does not use them.

The basic framework of the book is very eye-catching, and the previous chapters are also good. The system flow adds Cthulhu and Xuebawen, and there is a hint of steady flow. There are some well-written jokes, such as the setting of Ice Muscle Jade Bone Kung Fu, which is very interesting to watch. But later I saw that after I entered college, it became a mediocre pretentious and slap-in-the-face story. The plot was basically just non-stop pretense and slap-in-the-face, and the routines were all familiar. Every female character who appeared was stunningly beautiful... The author needed to improve some details, but it always felt like it was a bit lacking in taste. Still continuing to chase, come on!

Come on, author, don't be a eunuch. It's best to save more manuscripts during the new book period. Come on, come on (ง •̀o•́)ง (ง •̀o•́)ง

There are indeed remarkable things about this book. What moved me the most was the love between Wu Song and Diao Chan. In order to save Wang Mang, Zhang Fei turned against his sworn brother, the Golden Retriever Lion King Xie Xun. Especially when I read that Guo Jing gave up his position as the leader of the Sun Moon God Sect and wandered around the world with Junzi Jian, I burst into tears.

You can change your name. In the past, you were just a walk-on. He was always on the go and triggering events. He didn't have time to study. He clearly said that he was a safe route. I think the protagonist said the most cowardly words and died in the most urgent way.