Becoming a Genius in Swallowed Star

I just finished reading the first chapter, and I want to say something. Author, why are you writing a novel that involves the country and the army? How will you write it later? It's very troublesome. You might as well just write about other marginalized warriors. Don't tell what happens in the later stage, just get through it. The early stage is troublesome enough, and the author is suppressing the growth of the protagonist. In the early stage, your little genius is enough to become a warrior, but in the end, you are written as a student level. Nowadays, leapfrogging battles are not popular. Watching too much makes you tired. Isn't level suppression good?

To be honest, the writing style of this book is okay. The type is also my favorite, Swallowing plus Zhu Tianliu. But you spent the whole day studying how to make a spaceship and a suit. I really can't stand the thought of being a scientist! ! ! ! ! I got an Ultraman clone, so I don't need to study the law of light. Be a scientist all day long. In order to get out of the earth at the beginning, there is nothing to say. After I went out, I still did research all day long. There are still some small and exquisite things on the earth that can be sold for big prices in the universe. I also said before that I would find some uninhabited planets to sacrifice to get potential points. I haven't seen you in action either, you've been doing research all day. Do you want to practice ki-style? Swallowing the world and traveling through the heavens, do you want to be a weapon refiner? You just need to show your talent. Join the Qianwu Holy Land. You can get the Immortal Master casually and sacrifice some uninhabited planets. The leader of Ganwu Kingdom will come to accept you as his apprentice. He wished that there were more geniuses in his territory so that he could repay his debts. There was something exposed between his fingernails, enough to buy you several galaxies.

Does the protagonist's increased intelligence add to the brain tumor?

The first one was useless. According to the author's setting, the average intelligence of ordinary people is over 100, and that of top scientists is over 1,000. The protagonist has three times the intelligence of top scientists, which is over 3,000. Other organizations have come up with cultivation methods, but the protagonist cannot. Moreover, the author explained that the protagonist wanted to be a rich man before he knew that he was devouring the world, and before reaching Nirvana, the protagonist had millions of assets. This means that the protagonist with such a high intelligence has neither understood technology nor the economy, and is just a waste.

The protagonist's intelligence is enough to pass the Qingbei exam, and if he works hard enough, he won't be able to get into the junior class. No matter how war-torn the country is, it will not send out its young scientists as cannon fodder. The most it can do is tighten university enrollment quotas, suspend enrollment in some schools, and then expand the size of the army. The country has not collapsed when it is devoured. So early, although it is losing ground, it must still maintain a certain order. To put it harshly, our government will not disintegrate even if the bad country disintegrates. In any major disaster, the young soldiers will be the first to go. We will recall the veterans first, and then expand the recruitment. In times of difficulty, the most talented people will not be released to serve as soldiers. Even if they join the army, they will be in the equipment research department. Really, researchers in the aircraft, missile and submarine department are not military officers.

At first glance, the intelligence of 3,000 extra points is only so much. I feel like a fool. What is the use of these extra points? There are even soldiers and scientific research that are more promising than this. . . .

Come on, pretty boy, I'll give you votes everywhere

Is there any use in cultivating internal strength in Swallowing Starry Sky? To be honest, the internal force system is basically unplayable in Swallowed Star. The level is too low. It is better to say that the reason for traveling to martial arts is to learn the moves in it. After all, the moves in martial arts are still very useful when we are still on the earth. In Swallowed Star, the emphasis is on reducing ten skills with one force. The stronger the divine power, the larger the divine body. The levels of secret magic treasures are so good that even if there are several levels of difference between people, they can fight across different levels. Luo Feng is the best example. When he was the world lord, he could head-to-head and become the king of invincibility. Once he broke through immortality, he would be equivalent to the lord of the universe. It wouldn't take long before he could destroy the lord of the universe.

There is no way out for science and technology in Devouring. It's okay to research low-end things. If you develop something like two-way foil that is more harmful to the universe, you will probably be dead.

This is called fandom. You have a system, you know the plot, and you develop it first. As a result, after hundreds of chapters, you are still on the same level as the protagonist. Even a pig is better than you. You can participate in the plot but you don't have to do everything. You can't live without the protagonist.