Getting Stronger Starts at Thirty-One

I always thought this novel was a good read, and then I read it with pleasure. The protagonist is an ugly and fat man, with a cowardly and nasty personality. Then every time I get attribute points, it is useless. The protagonist is still ugly, still fat, and has no sense of substitution at all. Why is a clown like the protagonist still so confident?

How many uses does your attribute value have? I only saw a constant increase, but no specific effects. There is no comparison with the attribute values ​​of normal ordinary people. What the hell is this? Pure word count?

How to put it, I only saw that attributes were added, +1, +10, and +100. I didn't see the effect. No matter how many attributes were added, it was just a string of numbers. There was no concept. Lu Bu's combat power was 100, Guan Yu's combat power was 99. There is a comparison and a standard. Only these numbers are meaningful. It is meaningless if you add attributes for a long time. How much can you add to reach Huang Bo? How much can you add to reach Ge You? There must be a standard.

Attributes are useless. No matter how big the change is, the author has the final say. The advantage for the author is that he doesn't have to calculate the values all the time and prevents the protagonist's attributes from increasing too quickly and becoming a superman. The disadvantage for the readers is that they have no idea about the attributes of the rewards. For example, if the strength increases by 100, it is not known whether the 100 is kilograms or kilograms, and if the weight decreases by 1 unit, it is kilograms or grams. It doesn't say what the protagonist's current attributes are, only how many they increase each time. It's too loose. Readers who use their brains to read will definitely not be able to read this book. The rewards in the system text are a bit more exciting, but there is no sense in this writing. Even adding ten thousand is useless. If there is no meaning given to these numbers, then it is just a column. Useless numbers, the key is that they are useless. As long as there are rewards, you have to type out so many words. It is too watery. Each time the attribute reward is as much as there are words, I really don't know which masters will subscribe to this kind of article. Also, the author definitely does not read the comments, or writes his own, and does not care about what readers have commented on or read. Those who write about systems don't know the importance of numerical values. The author is really a bit lazy and doesn't want to use his brain. He just thinks about how to get rid of the problem. It is still meaningless. Let's reopen it. If this book becomes popular, I will decide how much you write. The content before it is put on the shelves will not attract people at all. Readers must have reacted to what I said, and the author obviously did not pay attention to it.

The points in this book are inflationary. It took me a long time to add them. Isn't it useful? It's still understandable that your appearance can't be changed easily. You added strength, bounce, and agility. What the hell is it that you ended up playing at a height of 180 meters and could barely reach the backboard when you jumped?

This book is okay, but there are too many women. After reading Chapter 30, the protagonist has to meet beautiful women in every incident. It seems that there is no woman who can't show off. He plays the suona and is pulled into the band by a beautiful woman. He meets beautiful women again and again when he goes for a run. He encounters beautiful women while carving jade. Every time he gets new skills, he will encounter beautiful girls showing off when doing things.

Chapter 110 The protagonist is 180cm tall and can barely reach the backboard when he jumps. There are so many bounces added in front. I am speechless. I am 175cm tall and I haven't added any bounces. I can jump to the backboard. Can the author use some snacks when writing?

What is the use of adding some points to this attribute? I keep getting high and can't hold it back.

After reading so much, I don't know what the attributes of ordinary people are and what their full value is! The protagonist's appearance is increasing by +1+10 every day, and her weight is decreasing every day! Even if the perfect score for appearance is 10,000 points, the protagonist should also get a perfect score! Even if the weight 1 is 1 gram, the protagonist should have lost weight!

It's so messy. I recommend that the author qualify the system a little bit. The more discomfort involved, the better it gets. Stephen Chow is a god when he only comes to comedy, and Jacky Cheung is a god when he is only singing. The system can be upgraded, including survival skills (swimming, cooking, medical, fighting, etc.), Physical fitness skills (running, fitness, basketball, football, etc.), Entertainment skills (writing, painting, music, performance, etc.), Academic skills (mathematics, English, German, physics, chemistry, etc.), Mechanic skills (sculpting, hacking), and life skills (those messes you make). The protagonist can choose a series of draws. Or a series can be blocked. I'm really tired of watching the main character raking here and there. And there are a lot of messy skills like postpartum care experience for sows