My Blood Regeneration Is 100 Million Points Faster

Personally, I think it's a good book. When I first saw the title of the book, I thought it was a white text on the system. After reading the content, I found that it was not at all. The author has a huge world setting, but does not make the reader feel empty. There are detailed and detailed descriptions of refining poisons, containing elements, etc., Which makes people feel that the author really wants to teach us magic (fog). I think whether a novel is well written depends on whether the reader has a sense of involvement. At least after reading this book, I really want to experience Starry Night Academy, try what it feels like to drink the black eye potion, watch the performance of the elemental servants, and of course, have a relaxing exam (fog). I also think the character portrayal is very good. There is no villain that subdues the whole process, and the portrayal of several important characters is also impressive. The circus eldest sister, the college dean, and the tutor Kulov all have distinctive character traits. The love between the male and female protagonists makes me full of dog food 😭 In terms of plot, I can accept this bland style. However, the protagonist did not encounter any major setbacks and did not fight alone (the fireball bombing of the poor monsters does not count), but the author said that there will be one in the fourth volume, so you can look forward to it. In short, it's a good book. Shennong's poison test is completed, and you can watch it by yourself.

I can only talk about the first 40 chapters (I really can't stand it anymore) The plot is too slow, The author's portrayal of the characters obviously has some problems. The circus people have no sense of existence in one scroll, the leader feels like a pure tool, and the original fire breather is considered a minor villain, but the author did not write it to make people annoying, and even the protagonist's image is not revealed. It is no problem to remove the time travel. The writing style is really a bit hard to get up and down, the writing is too boring and irritating.

It is an excellent academic mage novel with a reasonable setting and natural writing style. The connection between chapters 1, 2 and 3 is quite natural. However, the reading experience has declined in the fourth chapter. It feels like there are many new things, but it is a bit hard to read.

Let's talk about the advantages of this book first: reasonable power system and normal development rhythm, the protagonist's IQ is online, the world is vast, there are rich types of factions and forces, there is a great power strategy and logical conflict lines, and there is also a point-adding system that never issues tasks (is this an advantage) I don't know if it is a disadvantage: the protagonist is an orderly good person, and due to the mage oath, the camp and faction have been bound earlier In this novel, the protagonist gives more than 95% of his attribute points to vitality. This is due to the self-rescue choice at the beginning and the broad adaptability of vitality discovered in the early and middle stages. The protagonist finds that he can quickly improve himself with the health and explosive growth rate given by vitality (IMHO, it is not really fast. The time jump in this article is often in months and years 😅, but it also makes the story more reasonable and fair. After all, it is very fast for locals) The magic system established in this book is more complex than the traditional one, consisting of elements and alchemy. (You can't just learn meditation without learning alchemy knowledge!) The system is huge but not complicated and cumbersome. However, the growth process of the mage in this system is indeed complicated and slow. "The danger is not low. The power of the spell depends on the elements conquered and the alchemy tools worn. The length of the blue bar is linked to the spiritual attribute. The growth of this spiritual attribute is also very magical. It can be improved not only by meditation, but also by learning to increase the amount of knowledge. To be honest, this novel is not really passionate. The battles are mainly conflicts between big forces. (The main problem with this novel is that the author often does not show other people's fighting scenes, and the protagonist's battles are very few 😅.) The protagonist does not have the kind of personal heroism to kill everyone and mow the grass. As for the scene, up to now, the protagonist's mentality has been relatively stable. He spends most of his time training and doing research. Because he was mistaken for a genius and a pure-blood mage, he is better protected and is restricted by the treaty and is not allowed to run around (but the protagonist has a clone and can already explore other maps, so you don't have to worry). For readers who are interested in the details of the magic system, this book is very good, not too poisonous, plain but not boring (it shows many power systems, and its own magic system is also very unique) The protagonist is not a pure long-range mage, but later also learned melee combat methods. He has a calm personality, will carefully consider gains and losses, is not lustful, and has a wife (obedient and capable but has no money). The villain's character is of a high standard, not brainless (the protagonist has never even met the villain in person, except for the unlucky guy who was imprisoned), his boss, allies, friends and teachers are all top-notch, he is friendly, not mean-spirited and has great abilities. There are no disgusting characters in the whole story, and the author has no fault in shaping the character. The protagonist is not alone. There are many people who are willing and able to protect him. The forces provide all the resources for his growth. There are almost no people who provoke the protagonist in the whole story (which is why there are so few conflicts). This setting is also eye-catching. I think the author's writing style is more about showing us the world, rather than the personal story of the protagonist. In the years when the protagonists traveled to the magical world and became wizards and wizards, and traveled to the world of immortality and became swordsmen, I was actually a little tired. This book can be a good taste for new readers, but I really hope that in this wonderful world of the author, the protagonist is not a mage, but other more interesting and exciting professions. Of course, the author has his own ideas, and I am just a reader. If the protagonist is really from another profession, the outline and narrative method will be completely changed. The protagonist may have to explore the world bit by bit in endless battles. Author Happy Lantern Festival

It's been a long time since I read a book so seriously. I really like it. It tells the story of a time traveler who comes to a different world and escapes from an evil alchemist's den. He travels slowly and then joins the Alchemist Academy to start learning alchemy. The protagonist spends most of his time studying and researching. , Refining poison, increasing attributes, and occasionally interacting with his girlfriend. There is no embarrassing pretense or brainless slap in the face, no abrupt straight lines, and the people around the protagonist also think very normally. It is really rare in online articles. The whole story is dull but interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

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Writing about a mage does not add spirit or perception. Why do you want to write about a mage? It's better to write about warriors. All you need is high perception and high spirit to annihilate any threat in the cradle. You have the ability to cast spells without using them. Your dad is a billionaire and you like to work hard on your own without using his money. You can forcefully interpret dozens of free points as being kept as a trump card. After adding dozens of free points and increasing the power of the spell, you can easily gain more experience points. It's completely a deliberate suppression. It makes sense because of the pressure of life in the past and the increase in energy. But what is the purpose of forcing dozens of points to be left in the college environment? You are a mage. Do you add dozens of points of strength to fight against others at critical moments? It's completely inexplicable. Doesn't this drive readers away? ? Those who like to see warriors will leave when they see mages. Those who like to see mages will see you in close combat? To increase vitality again? Write about the system, but not clearly. Write two or three times about poisons, two or three times about elements, and two or three times about demon hunting? In the end, a blood mage suddenly appeared without any foreshadowing? In this novel, there are no events to advance the plot or promote character interactions. It is a dry journey from the Western Continent to the Eastern Continent. Apart from the fresh perspective, there is no redeeming feature. With more than ten years of reading experience, I will definitely fight.

Childish, just think it out. Can't stand this kind of plot. It would be fine if the protagonist is a local + a child. The author obviously doesn't know how a character's setting will affect what he does. It's very confusing. When I first arrived in another world, as an adult, I would show disgust when seeing a book introducing the local geography. I would also like to read books on martial arts. I think a lot of people don't like reading books on humanities and social sciences, so it's natural to add the protagonist? Look at the environment! Is the character creation so brainless? Of course, there is more than one bug. Seeing the fire-breathing show, I had the idea of ​​becoming a fire-breathing performer in the future. I can't stand it any longer In a magical world, you still want to be an astronaut, which is more realistic.

This woman has done absolutely nothing and only enjoys the bonus of following the protagonist. Just a burden and a fetter. In the way. Not as good as the leader of the big car at the beginning. At least it looks harmonious. Unlike this Anjuer, she is dispensable. Writing about her or not writing about her has no impact on the protagonist at all. It's very awkward to watch.

It's quite good. It feels a bit like watching Harry Potter in college. The author writes in great detail and has a good grasp of the rhythm. I hope the author can work hard.

This is a novel about time travel by a retarded child

Maybe the later part is very interesting, but during the entrance test, the crazy physical exertion should have dissuaded many people. Normal people will increase their spirit. Even if it is less than 10 points, they will have a high probability of getting through it. This is much more effective than just increasing their physical strength to reach the threshold. Is it because the author is working harder to respond to the title of the book? The first impression given to readers is that the protagonist will run wildly on the road to increase his physical strength. A good mage, with golden fingers and spirit, but he plays with physical strength. It would be strange if he doesn't persuade him to quit. It is recommended that the author consider whether to modify the plot after reading it.

It's just that if this emotional scene isn't well written, you don't have to write it.

Sweet love novels, although after forty or fifty chapters, it has turned into sweet romance novels, researching and thinking about a girlfriend, learning to think about a girlfriend, practicing to think about a girlfriend, shopping for skin care and thinking about a girlfriend. But compared to most of the licking articles on the site, it is already very good. At least this sweet pet romance novel is quite normal, including the need to study upwards and the need for a girlfriend to determine the relationship. It is also okay, but each chapter is about the daily love life with the girlfriend, which is a bit annoying. You can also try to join other classmates, and then compete with the protagonist for the heroine.

This ending was like a hammer on my head, and my blood pressure went up. The co-authored protagonist is a tool from the beginning to the end, and he is destined to be killed by the heroine if he makes one wrong move, and this setting is not revealed until the end. The identity of the heroine is almost not laid out from the beginning to the end. You might as well let the protagonist know the truth, darken the story and kill the heroine. I really didn't expect that the author could pull off such a big mess that makes people's eyes dark.

While saying that pig's feet are more stubborn, in order to save life, the blood volume is increased. So here's the problem. A research mage has almost no time to improve the power of his spells, and he doesn't take the initiative to improve (accommodate elements). Isn't this the exact opposite of what you call Gou? The logic of your behavior is completely opposite to the direction of your behavior

Shen Nong Post Is it really a scam? It's a complete subscription at the front, but the rest is all fucking nonsense. There is no main line after the fourth volume. It's all daily journals. I write here and there and give you a self-popularization inexplicably. Just read the front and you'll be conscientious if you give me an initial subscription.

Although at present, except for the protagonist, everyone else's thinking is normal. But I really don't understand what the author is thinking. In a world dominated by mages, I chose a mage profession with only 1 spiritual power at the beginning (which does not meet the minimum requirement of 10 spiritual points and the normal requirement of 15 spiritual points to become a mage), but the result is that it focuses on adding vitality attributes and increasing the blood recovery speed? Not to mention top geniuses at outrageous levels, just normal geniuses who are born with more than 10 points of spirit. Compared with people with lower spirits, their spiritual attributes grow faster. If you grow up, you can have more than 15 points of spirit. If you read some books and learn some knowledge, you can have more than 20 points of spirit. Higher spiritual attributes can not only get more attention and better teaching, but also practice meditation faster and more efficiently. Or maybe the author wants to make the protagonist a meat-clad mage? But in my impression, the standard meat-suited mage is a big-blooded bull with average mage talent (or very good talent but no interest in spells) with explosive fleshiness; the supermodel meat-suited mage is one who has very good spells and at the same time has explosive defense or health (or both) due to various reasons. This can be referred to Han Xiao, the meat-suited mechanic in "The Super Mechanic". In the setting of "Super Mechanic", the mechanic is labeled as a big money burner with explosive output, but he is treated about the same as a mage. After peeling off the mecha and defensive spells, he is just a squishie. Great Technician Han basically has no attribute points (but he likes to save experience, because apart from upgrading, there are many places where experience is needed, and players cannot be harvested during the version update. The experience is not enough, so they can only save it carefully and use it slowly). He adds points as soon as he upgrades. In addition to occasionally adding some when there are specific needs, he only adds points of intelligence (the core attribute of the mechanic), and his strength that can make enemies sick is basically supported by template expertise. His own endurance attribute is not outrageous. In the middle and late stages of racial sublimation, he has crossed several levels. The conversion of endurance into blood is several levels higher than that of the same level. Although it is outstanding, it is limited. Even the defense is excellent but not outstanding at the same level. He basically relies on the "perpetual motion" mode composed of template specialties with a relatively high conversion rate of recovering mana after being beaten and recovering blood by burning mana to fight for a long time. The topic returns to the protagonist. The protagonist's mage talent (main attribute Spirit 1, secondary attributes Perception 3, Will 3) cannot be said to be average. It can only be said that it is extremely low among ordinary people who cannot reach the threshold of a mage. The 1 point of spirit at the beginning is only higher than the congenital mental weakness and lack of intelligence, but the author still decided to arrange for the protagonist to only add some vitality attributes, clinging to the high blood recovery label of the title of the book, just thinking about attracting popularity, and forcing the plot to advance completely regardless of how uncomfortable it is for people like me who read novels seriously. But since we need to add more vitality, it would be a good idea to add more vitality to increase our self-protection ability and growth rate! What does it mean that free attribute points always exist? Just because of the inexplicable so-called response to crisis situations? Is the protagonist a squirrel? I didn't see the protagonist hoarding anything else? Not to mention that the Starry Night Kingdom is the territory of Ms. Starry Night and is a relatively safe environment. It is difficult for the protagonist and the five scum to react if they encounter a crisis. From the dozens of chapters I have read so far, there are basically only two plots where free attribute points are temporarily used. The first time is the danger of drug testing in the opening plot, which involves life danger, which is relatively reasonable and understandable. But what about the second time? Because of Ms. Starry Night's intention, minors who have never used the Breathing Method have been given the opportunity to test their acquired affinity. In order to pass the test, the protagonist pretends to have high willpower by adding some blood to pass the test, and also lays a small foreshadowing. There is no sense of crisis forcing the protagonist, so why must the protagonist pass this test? You must know that acquired affinity (element resistance) can be accumulated and improved, so people who have not completely passed the test can definitely take the test multiple times. Then why can't the protagonist wait for a year and a half to accumulate attributes? Whether it is to accumulate attributes on a daily basis, or to add some vitality or spirit, perception, and will, the three attributes related to the mage's talent and the effect of detection, it is all possible. Moreover, entering the mage academy with higher attributes will allow you to grow more calmly and smoothly. Although the author's various settings are somewhat logically self-consistent, and basically explain the role and advantages of high blood recovery, and maintain the label of high blood recovery, I did feel uncomfortable watching it. Sometimes people are just unreasonable. Maybe the author's writing is actually quite good, but after reading a few dozen chapters I just couldn't stand it anymore and I had no choice but to abandon the book!

All I can say is that the academy's test is too silly. It tests magic talent and makes the protagonist pass by relying on the speed of blood regeneration. It's too funny.

Seeing the part about getting on the bus first and then paying for the ticket the day after tomorrow, why did I abandon you?

After the heroine came out, it felt like a romantic urban novel. It's not like a fantasy novel. It's like telling a love story under the skin of a fantasy novel, which makes people a little disgusted.

After seeing Chapter 19, please comment 1. There is no plot conflict, the protagonist has no goals, and the only improvement is not due to the pressure of survival, which makes the reading too dull 2. The protagonist becomes stronger very slowly, and his abilities are not distinctive. The increase of attributes by a few 0.0 Is very painful, and he still has no combat skills 3. The protagonist forcibly chooses the Vitality Mage career route, which is far-fetched, and does not feel stronger than a normal mental mage

I stopped watching Blood Mage after it ended. The first part was fascinating, but the second part was boring.

I couldn't bear to finish it, so I saved 20 chapters to gain weight before reading again.

It feels so uncomfortable to watch. When I saw Chapter 40 of Blood Mage, it was said that the breathing method can be learned together with the meditation method. Why not learn it? Why is expert alchemy not promoted to master? There are also talks about learning alchemy from the other three factions, but I only saw two It is said to be learning the Curse School and starting to study the Blood Mage. The ink is so uncomfortable

Helpless, what was written when it was put on the shelf? This is a love brain, abandoned

Okay, the book is finished, and I have the reason why the heroine and the female characters are so weirdly written. If I feel that the heroine has not contributed, I can just go and slap myself in the face.

It's really outrageous. This book can only be said to be a yy product written by the author to satisfy his imagination. I couldn't stand it after reading the second volume. It's really extremely poisonous.

Is this learning magic or falling in love? This heroine appears in basically every chapter.

It feels like a waste of two hours, which is a pity