From Now On, Global Evolution!

I saw Chapter 62, in which the pregnancy of the wild fox {Jiang Zi} shows that Yang Xue, an A-level villain, was reincarnated in the womb. She should be killed early.

You have 5 attribute points that you can freely allocate from your ancestors. Do you plan to keep them and pass them down to three generations? Don't you add some every time to save for the New Year? If you don't remember it, I suggest you delete the setting that has 5 distribution points after upgrading. It's really uncomfortable for obsessive-compulsive disorder 😡😡

I think the author's technique is really simple and crude in order to create a false sense of urgency, and the ratio of time and experience is completely wrong. This is not how the snowball rolls. It's more fun to hide your clumsiness. Your E-level is inherently poor. If you show such high attributes later, it will be easily exposed.

If you can't write if you don't have a high level, will you lose your qualifications? If you write if you don't have a high level, will you die? Isn't it too poisonous? It feels like your values ​​are short-sighted and short-sighted.

Looking at Chapter 10, the author has no control over the data. Chapter 10 The pig's trotter's highest attribute is almost over 100. He only has +5 free attribute points when he upgrades to a level. Other players only have single-digit attributes at the beginning. The highest attribute points at level 3 are only a dozen points. The pig's feet are afraid of this and that, so they must be careful when fighting monsters. How will others play? Is it useful to suppress the attributes of wild monsters if others form a team? There are still too many shortcomings, and time cannot be controlled well.

The first ten chapters are written by a great writer. After ten chapters, platinum signing. Ten more chapters, studio clerk. Ten more chapters, please, let go of the keyboard

It's so urgent to upgrade after being cheated. How can other ordinary people survive? Most of these designations have some flaws. No matter how cheated the protagonist is, it can create a sense of urgency. He has to cheat and be stressed at the same time.

At the beginning, the person who practices martial arts has several times the statistics of the protagonist and is immediately killed. How can ordinary people beat him? It is impossible to form a team. Instant kill is different from others. How much higher can those with high physical strength be compared to him as a martial arts practitioner? Or is it that the protagonist is the only one who is mentally retarded, and is several times weaker than others due to his disability. The physical fitness of each person is really several times that of ordinary people. Any soldier in the back has 40 agility, but the protagonist's talent and upgrades only make it 46. What's the use of the protagonist? There are so many low-level talents, no matter how high a soldier can be. So speechless

The author's social experience is not good. All kinds of illogical, all kinds of taken for granted. Society is like this, and there are still people who care about RMB. The rules are so perverted that uncles and aunts can still live for 2 rounds. It is embarrassing to see that they are about to get cancer. It's so embarrassing. Hey, author, just take care of yourself.

I just want to ask the author, is the Blood of the Candle Dragon a reward or a punishment? In this world, except for the protagonist who can devour, wouldn't it mean that everyone else would be dead if they obtained the blood of the candle dragon? There are too many unreasonable places in the book, which makes me depressed and makes me want to give up the book!

There are so many poisonous points that I don't even know where to start complaining. Setting the minimum level is outrageous. Isn't this completely a comparison of talent? Or maybe it's luck. It's all about killing monsters and upgrading. The protagonist's character is weird, decent or not, and the villain is not a villain.

The strength of a shabby organization persuades it to quit

It poisoned me from the beginning. With such a big thing happening around the world, students can still go to school with peace of mind.

Shen Nong is dead, so he has to burn paper. Small things make you happy, big things bring back your soul.

The subject matter of this book is very good, I like it very much. But when I read Chapter 17, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I really don't understand what the author is thinking. I don't think it matters much if the protagonist doesn't join an official organization and has a cool personality. On the contrary, I like this type of protagonist after reading novels. But why do you ask the protagonist not to join the official group, but to join a small illegal organization that is not popular? Although I don't like the fact that the protagonist joins the officialdom and is constrained and asked to perform different tasks. But rather than being restrained, I don't like the protagonist joining such a small organization that is not popular, has no strength, and has no advantages. What do you think the protagonist is doing by joining them? If you want strength but not strength, if you want resources but not resources, the key is lawlessness. Officials shouldn't be too much better than him, okay! Anyway, this decision of the protagonist is a huge poisonous point for me! If I had known earlier that you would write him to join such a small organization, it would be better to let him join the official organization. It would be better. At least I would not quit directly. Or, wouldn't it be better for the protagonist to build his own power without adding any power? After entering an era where the strong are respected, if you are more indifferent, others will not say anything, but will say that the protagonist can handle it. I like this approach. But indifference is indifference, which does not mean that you have no bottom line. Author, think about it for yourself. The protagonist's setting is obviously more suitable for being a lone wolf, but you still want people to join a force. Even if you add a force, you insist on adding such a rubbish force. I really don't know what to say. Maybe there will be changes later, but this disadvantage is really too poisonous, and I really can't hold on to it anyway, so... I'm leaving! Get away!

After reading a few pictures, I don't think there's much of a problem, but if you can't level up, you'll be wiped out. This setting may mean that after a few chapters, no one will be alive except pig's feet.

Talent is not the only thing that is poisonous. When I think about the fact that there are several or even dozens of people with the same talent as the protagonist in the world, without the help of external forces or forces, I don't know how you can be ahead of others. There is also a bit of a mystery about this combat power. When all the members are at level 4, the protagonist is only level 4 and a half. There is no way to brush the level 5 map alone. It makes me feel that your talent is like that of a passerby. Shouldn't it be the level required for that kind of mission? In fact, the protagonist has already exceeded dozens of levels?

See Chapter 59. I don't want to watch it. Suddenly a woman flirts with the protagonist without thinking. Isn't this interesting?

Author, you are so brave, wipe it out, I am afraid that if every city has female soldiers, there will only be single-digit girls left.

It was so difficult to write at the beginning, and then the whole school passed? Not many deaths?

The protagonist is surrounded by a bunch of bad people, the organization he joins is also a bunch of bad people, and the people he encounters are also a bunch of bad people, except for Fang Hua

The protagonist's talent is devouring, not extraction, strengthening, and fusion. Author, do you have any misunderstandings about devouring? The author suppressed the protagonist's strength too much. He rushed over to kill a few monsters and then more than ten hours passed? Do you have any misunderstanding about hours? Are you sure it's not minutes?

I can't stand it anymore, pretending to be B, pretending to be SB

Dear book friends, the issue of incorrect data was corrected last weekend. The original data was indeed not very rigorous. If you still have any questions, you can raise them and I will continue to revise them.

It would be better to change it to death and lose the authority to enter the evolutionary space. 1 Liter 2 is at least 90% dead, and the monsters are still limited. The children and old people will probably all die when they enter the space for the first time. Whether they can be beaten is another matter, and whether they can grab the key. After returning from space, the protagonist and his classmates went to school. If they didn't go home to see if their parents and relatives were still there, they were still pretending to have acquired any talents.

Every time you die if you don't meet the requirements, then everyone will probably die in the end, and it's just a waste of time. It's better to be eliminated instead, and it's more reasonable to not be able to enter the game again.

Is this an abandoned update?

Come on, the writing is actually quite good, don't be fooled.

I can't complain anymore! ! This physical data will not be worth tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands in the later stage! ! !

You can't read this book without using your brain.