
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
- English
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350Chapters
32.3kRecommendations
43.3kFans
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A clone of the all-attribute martial arts... 😅😅
I still prefer this kind of work. Similar works are too repetitive; it's always the same: the male protagonist is constantly chasing after beautiful women, and the villains are all brainless, wanting to commit crimes whenever they see the female protagonist and then getting tormented by the male protagonist—it's so boring.
The initial performance was good; let's hope the data doesn't collapse.
Keep up the good work, author! Maintain a good pace, avoid erratic writing or adding toxic elements. Currently, the most famous novel featuring attribute collection is "All-Attribute Martial Arts," but unfortunately, I couldn't finish it; it was a waste of such a great concept. I hope this author can write an excellent attribute-collecting novel.
I thought the two-meter-tall giant in the synopsis was the main character, but it turns out the main character is just this thing. I wasted my time.
Author, your numerical settings are too perfunctory! Are you just making things up on a whim? I could tolerate the 500 million spent building a 200-meter foundation, but you're telling me a flying knife launched from a star traveling at 100 meters per second is completely unavoidable?
If you've suddenly jumped to Chapter 31, turn back one page and you'll find that the best part isn't the book itself.
I finished reading it. The later data was terrible. After a large-scale battle, the absorbed attributes were pitifully small. Talents worth hundreds of thousands or millions had been upgraded several times, but Source Power, Evolution Power, and Blank Attributes remained stuck in the teens or twenties.
The attribute panels are excessively wordy, appearing in almost every chapter. Hopefully, unless there are truly crucial upgrades, they can be simply glossed over; there's no need for so many attribute panels.
Why do they all write about blind dates? Are they out of their minds? An 18-year-old aspiring martial artist has to go to the blind date market?