With My Talent Maxed Out, I’ll Still Pick Very Easy Next Time

I just watched it, and I feel that it is better to directly say that the simulator is better. Otherwise, I feel that the singing voice of purple has increased. Is it a cry after birth? All the monsters in the world are dead. The protagonist said that there must be light... The protagonist directly comes to the world as a god, and directly evaluates 3S.

. . . . Needless to say, it was definitely a great read, but I was a bit speechless. I felt like it was a little bit toxic every time, but it always came back. At first, I thought the super brain talent was just a simulator, but it turned out that it had other functions. Then when I was having a meeting and having a meal, I thought the protagonist had become mentally ill at first, but it turned out that it was just a show for my teammates.

So far (chapters 1-30), the writing and plot are 80%, the theme is 85%, and the characterization (protagonist is 70%, supporting role is 90%). Keep up the quality and this book will be a hit. This should be a trumpet, right?

I'm really speechless. You keep telling me about common sense issues and that the author doesn't understand common sense. What else can you do besides showing off your limited IQ in such an inexplicable place? First of all, I checked the Baidu Encyclopedia on whether children can open their eyes. It turns out that children can open their eyes after birth and can see things. Unless the encyclopedia is wrong, don't argue with me. OK? Second, regarding the male protagonist's eating problem, I believe I have explained clearly the source of food for the underground homeless people. The reason why I mainly talk about eating moss is just to highlight the difficulty of survival in the underground world. In fact, they have bits and pieces of food fed by the above-ground world, ordinary creatures that have not yet mutated, bugs, mice, cockroaches... The male protagonist eats earthworms to supplement extra protein and nutritional intake. Do his parents eat shit outside every day from sunrise to sunset? Don't you bring other food back every day? You all said it's a matter of common sense. Since it's a matter of common sense, can't you think about it with your brains? Since eating moss and earthworms cannot feed the people in the underground world, there must be other sources of food in the underground world. Since the male protagonist's parents dare to have children, then there must be a living environment for children in the underground world. You have to think that I have common sense if I write down everything the male protagonist eats, drinks and eats three times a day, right? Otherwise, I will turn into a gangster and disgust people every day?

I don't know why it actually has 240,000 fans. I thought I found a good grass, but it turned out to be a poisonous grass. The writing is mediocre at best, the protagonist is like a straw bag, and a child less than ten years old unified the entire underworld. I skipped to the end later, thinking that it would be better. However, 3s was exposed as an S-level. The reason given was that I wanted to be more careful. Isn't the S-level high-profile enough? I really can't watch it. I guess my taste has changed.

No, what does it mean that the recently added books to the bookshelf have been updated collectively?

The first marriage is poisonous. In the last life, if you didn't push for marriage, you will get married in this life. It's still forced. Don't think one thing and do another. You can't make the decision in your own life. What's the difference between setting up a memorial arch. The most annoying thing in my life

After reading a few chapters, there are no major poisonous points, but there are many small ones, and the author lacks common sense.

I have a question, in this world where everyone travels through time, what do schools teach? The world has been developing for so long, there are so many people who have traveled through time, and the assessment content can be discussed with each other, what should the school teach? Survival tips? Basic fighting, basic technology, basic medicine, basic training? It feels like these students don't know anything.

Doesn't the author think this kind of plot is boring? We obviously talked about the world of personal power, but ended up talking about armies and military wars endlessly, and the writing was stinky and long.