
Martial Arts: Picking Up Attributes
捡属性武道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 690k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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350Chapters
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A replica of martial arts with all attributes,,,😅😅
I still prefer this kind of work. Similar works are too cookie-cutter, with the male protagonist running around among beauties every day, and the villains being all mentally retarded. They want to commit crimes when they see the heroine and are then tortured by the male protagonist. It's so boring. It's okay for young people to read about beautiful women and ambiguity. This book has always been the main plot. There is no procrastinating plot with women's ink marks. Anyway, I appreciate it. Additional refinement
The early stage is pretty good, don't let the data collapse.
Come on, author, write well. Control the rhythm well, don't collapse or get addicted. At present, the most famous among attribute-picking novels is the all-attribute martial arts novel. Unfortunately, I couldn't stand that book, and such a good setting was wasted. I hope this author can write an excellent pick-up genre novel.
I thought that the two-meter-tall giant man in the introduction was the protagonist, but it turned out that the protagonist was just like this, which made me look forward to it in vain.
Author, are your numerical settings too perfunctory? Do you think it comes out as soon as it comes out? The previous 500 million were spent to build a 200-meter-high subdivision building, but I couldn't bear it. The flying knives fired by your flying stars travel at 100 meters per second. Are you telling me that you can't dodge them at all? The initial velocity of flying poker masters on earth exceeds 100 meters per second, and there are even more flying knives exceeding 150 meters per second. This is still the physical fitness of a normal person. The muzzle velocity of the pistol is 300 meters, and the average velocity of the rifle is 800 meters. Then you, the warrior, can run tens of meters per second, and your flying star flying knife of 100 meters per second can penetrate the armor? Are you trying to force-feed shit to readers? It's really poisonous
Everyone, after reading Chapter 31, turn the page forward and you will find that the book is not the most interesting thing.
After reading it, the later data writing collapsed. After a large-scale battle, the attributes absorbed were pitiful. Those with talents worth hundreds of thousands and millions have been upgraded several times. As a result, the Source Power, Evolution Power, and Blank Attributes are all in the mid-teens and mid-twenties, not to mention the other three basic attributes. After playing so many, the increased attributes are all from the increase brought by the talent upgrades, and not even a single attribute point has been picked up. In the legion competition, you said that the target is a monster with blank attributes. Are there so many soldiers around you fake? There are thousands of legions, and each person loses a lot of attributes. In the later period, the data collapsed, and almost half a hundred chapters after that were just scrolled to read. The battle scenes were very intense, and many attributes were exploded. In the end, the attribute table didn't show much at first glance, so there was nothing to read in the following content, so I just scrolled and skipped. Fortunately, it was during the limited exemption period, so I watched it for free.
The number of words in the attribute panel is too serious, appearing in almost every chapter. I hope that there are no particularly critical improvements that can be dealt with directly, and there is no need to have so many attribute panels.
Why do we have to write about blind dates? Isn't it easy for me to use my brain? An 18-year-old would-be martial artist still has to go to the blind date market?