I Have Ten Thousand Skill Points

It's not bad, the details are well handled, and the potentially toxic areas have been avoided. It's a good article.

Professional Shennong, test the poison for you In the first part, the protagonist saves the beauty at the beginning and he is not as powerful as this girl, but after all, the aura adds up and conquers the girl instantly In the second part, the protagonist accepts the girl's gift, activates the system, and goes to verify the mage. At this time, I am afraid that there will be a bloody plot, but fortunately Bypassed, but the result is that the protagonist's talent is average, but with the help of an old routine to pave the way The third part, to verify the strength is to find a corner where there is no one. At this time, I was afraid that someone would pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. As a result, as I expected, there was a routine to provoke the protagonist, and then the protagonist fought back... The fourth part, I showed my strength to my family, and then used the excuse of not disturbing me, and hid my strength from revealing it to the outside world. Good guy, this is equivalent to being admitted to Tsinghua University, but telling others that I didn't go to college. This is the same truth The fifth part, I vomited black blood, I received the box lunch, bye everyone

Those who leave positive reviews and say that they completely avoid poisonous points may be trolls paid by the author. If I had discovered the paintings in this book 10 years ago, I would have thought they were very good-looking, and the book would definitely be a big seller. However, these routines are old, which poses a problem. Those of us who are tired of seeing them find them very poisonous. I think those who say good things are either sarcastic or are trolls hired by the author. I think I should stay with them when I leave. Some suggestions, otherwise you won't find the place to change, and you should read more book reviews. The first 10 chapters are all about the badness of this book. I won't read more after that. I will introduce what I know first. After owning the system, I upgraded, and then was assassinated. Then I went home to talk about it, and then went to school to show off. Then I found that someone was lying to her sister and wanted to use his sister as cannon fodder. Then he was going to kill the people in this group, and he was poisoned to death when he saw this. . . . .

If it were more than ten years ago, this book might have become popular?! Nowadays, new readers may be able to read it, but if you are an experienced reader, I don't recommend reading it. It feels quite toxic (the story is old-fashioned, the content is too white, and the plot in many places is unreasonable and cannot withstand scrutiny).

Sorry everyone, I am an old bookworm with low resistance. The routines in it feel very familiar to me, and what can I say, I can't accept the power system. Goodbye everyone 🙂

I've only read a few chapters, but all the bad points are revealed. The protagonist is a good-for-nothing, and is looked down upon by the heroine's father. In addition, the heroine's rich fiancé is a cannon fodder who is crazy and slapped in the face.

The protagonist is brainless, the supporting characters are brainless, and the villain is also brainless. How many years ago was this kind of brainless cool writing style?

After reading Chapter 26, I realized that this book was probably at the level of online writing written in 12 or 13 years. It's really hard to describe in one sentence. The protagonist's father was an indentured servant in the Middle Ages. How could he afford to smoke tobacco with the productivity at that time? You have to be logical when trying to imagine a different world. I don't have any opinion on whether extraordinary professions are good or bad, but why is it that "they learned useless life spells when they advanced to level two?" The protagonist Goldfinger cheated and learned the strongest attack spell at level two and still became superior. Shouldn't a mage be a seeker who pursues the truth? No matter what your character is, you have no respect for knowledge. Can he still be a mage?

It's not highly toxic, but it's low-toxic and non-toxic. The author seems to have lived ten years ago. It's all a bloody plot. The settings are nothing spectacular either. A brainless and refreshing article

Regardless of slow updates or whatever. I think everyone should have some moral integrity. He is the author of Lv1 himself. It's normal to not be as powerful as a great person. Maybe writing novels is just a side job, you can't make much money, and you have to be cursed by others. It's really unnecessary. If you don't feel happy reading it, just abandon the book. If you insist on scolding a few words, it will only show that your quality is particularly low, and it will not change anything.