High Martial: Invincible Starting with Basic Archery

[Recommendation] I traveled to a different world where the world changed and ferocious beasts were rampant, but I failed to have the talent to become the one and only awakened person; I embarked on the path of martial arts to temper the body, but the small village I was in was faced with the dilemma of lack of food... Is martial arts really the second-best choice for ordinary people? Let's watch the protagonist step by step, starting from leading the small village to survive and reaching the top as a warrior! [Tag]Travel, System Flow, Spiritual Energy Recovery, Passionate, Calm [Highlights of this book] ★The power system is reasonable and the upgrade rhythm is compact The protagonist's plug-in is to have a martial arts panel. On the martial arts panel, you can check your level, physique, and strength in real time, and the skills and characteristics you possess are displayed in specific data, giving you a sense of digitization of online games. While the protagonist is exploring the functions of the system, he can simultaneously receive feedback on increased proficiency and experience, giving him a great sense of development as he fights monsters and becomes stronger! ★The world view is completely set and the plot is interesting The clues pave the way for the whole scene and can promote the shaping of the characters in the development of the plot, such as for the lame man Uncle Zhang. When we first met, Uncle Zhang was just an ordinary warehouse gatekeeper, but as the protagonist's understanding of the world gradually improved, Uncle Zhang also began to show his leadership role for the protagonist. The protagonist's initial stronghold is the Chen family's Xiaozhai. As the leader, his father adopts a gentle policy and treats people with kindness and justice. The village itself has mostly good people, but it cannot retain elite talents who put profits first. Maybe the author wants to create an atmosphere of unity among the masses and avoid killing decisively. Please be careful if you fall into the trap. [Disadvantages] 1. The Chenjiazhai where the protagonist is located relies entirely on the hunting team for sustenance. Perhaps because there is no description of the organizational structure of the village, there is a feeling that all the old, weak, women and children are eating for free, and it seems that only a few people from the hunting team are carrying a heavy load. 2. At the same time, other young people who are not in the hunting team will shrink back and be lazy when practicing martial arts because of difficulties. In other words, under the worldview that respects martial arts, they do not have the atmosphere to practice wholeheartedly. This sense of paradise-like innocence is incompatible with the urgency of the apocalyptic situation. [Recommendation Index] Excellent quality, recommended to book lovers who like to upgrade the monster-fighting system. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial"}

I feel like the author's villain bias in this book is wrong. To be honest, in this book, the protagonist kills more people than mutant beasts. What's the situation? The background clearly describes that humans are at a disadvantage and barely maintain a balance. From time to time, small towns are destroyed by beast tides. However, in this context, I feel that instead of uniting, the human beings in this book are frantically wearing down each other's strength, especially the conflict between the awakened ones and the warriors. It is certain that there is a contradiction between the two. When the Awakened are strong, it is appropriate to despise the warriors. However, they can actually openly encircle and suppress the warriors. No matter what, they must maintain the appearance. I think there can be conflicts, but there must be a principle. After all, the enemy is a mutant beast. Obviously, apart from the early hunting, there are really very few descriptions of the protagonist fighting against mutant beasts. There can be human villains and scum, but there is no need to do so.

The protagonist needs experience points to upgrade his martial arts, and the protagonist's current combat power and beast tide are about to happen. There is definitely no shortage of high-level monsters. A casual trip would earn tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of experience points, but he just wouldn't go. The end of the world beast tide is about to happen. If you don't kill monsters and get experience points, just kill them here, and there are not many, and you still say it's not enough every day. According to his current combat power, go out and kill high-level, commander-level monsters instead of killing them indiscriminately, kill a lot, and then come back to max out all those martial arts. By the way, I can also get some money to exchange for more martial arts. Come a few more times, what kind of beast king? Not killed casually.

It's a book you can read, keep your own pace, and don't be led astray by the comments.

Gao Wu: Invincible starts with the shock of the people around me when they see me!

There is no good person except the protagonist and the people around him

I can't stand it anymore after about one hundred and thirty chapters. I guess the ending is because a few horse thieves triggered a series of villains, and behind those horse thieves was the man named Guan. After killing the person named Guan, what are the five major families behind him? Behind the family are the three major S-classes and so on. Very flat, very classic, and the power level inside. Just mess around. His strength is twelve times that of ordinary people, and his punching force is only 1,200 kilograms. It turns out that this is how it stacks up. There is a kind of powerful emperor who punches with all his strength. How many leaves were knocked off the 5-year-old tree 10 meters outside the door? Everyone was shocked. The powerful emperor is so terrifying.

Finished spreading flowers! Books are good food. The middle and late stages are a little bland and a bit formulaic, but still okay. I hope the author will continue to improve.

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