Ten Thousand Races Martial Tribulation: Awakening the Three Supreme Talents at the Start

What kind of Wanzu is this? Generally speaking, if you write Wanzu, you can't even get 50 race names together →_→

When I saw these three talents, I thought this was a good book. When I saw the energy brought by the talents, I had to absorb it myself. What was this book about?

I have never understood the logic of this kind of novel that requires collective awakening. It is really outrageous to check the talent and understand the collective awakening. Are you living in a game world?

I haven't killed many people since I learned to awaken, so I have to put my talents into use!

I start with three invincible talents, and then develop them for a long time. If I want to be happy, I feel like I have to raise dozens of them

Whether you are strong or not is temporary, and whether you are handsome or not is lifelong. What ax to use? Isn't Fang Tian's painted halberd handsome?

This supreme talent is a bit funny. It means killing enemies to increase energy, and you have to absorb it yourself. It is not that high. For example, those plug-ins that directly add dark blue points to kill enemies are much more advanced. Time, space, cause and effect, reincarnation, life, death, destiny, prophecy, and creation and destruction. If these are the supreme talents, they are pretty much the same.

The author hasn't practiced deeply enough and doesn't understand many things, but it's pretty good.

Why do you feel like the main character is just learning the skills of being a monk?

If nothing else, can the author say no? As a fast-food article, you can't see the actual content in several chapters, and the whole article is covered in ink. How many people do you think have the patience to continue reading in this situation?

The writing style is a bit unaccustomed to me. It seems awkward to read a lot of text but it doesn't seem to tell much of the story.

After absorbing the talent, you still need medicinal bath to practice... How can someone with ordinary talent practice martial arts in this world?

What the hell? ? ? ? ? ? ?

The writing is pretty good at the beginning, but it feels a bit perfunctory at the end.

It's too watery, and everyone is starting to support it. I feel like the author will be raised to death.

It feels okay. Don't be cold.