The World's Liver Experience, the Mental Power Is so High That It Is Incomprehensible

Saw Chapter 19. Let me tell you, I hate fun people and brainless heroes. If I were the protagonist, then when I have hundreds of spirits. I will try to devour the evil god that was sealed in the dream. Successfully exceed 1,000 or 10,000 attribute points, and retreat after failure. And I would pretend to join those cults, and then get enough benefits on my behalf. A backhand stab, the evil god summoned? Even if the evil god comes, he must be my food. And before the underground city collapses, I will plunder the wealth and resources of those organizations. And when I study arcane arts, I have to learn them all. Get at least hundreds of ultimate moves, thousands of flat A, and dozens of forbidden spells, all of which are instant. {Complain about it! After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the protagonist's character really didn't fit. It takes a little bit of discipline to get a golden finger, and the world on the Cthulhu side is not rigorous. And there is a way to learn more arcane skills, but he only learned a second-level lighting skill, and the protagonist actually dared to take on the mission when he was not at full level. This is the rhythm of death. You don't know that in the world on the Cthulhu side, any low-level task may turn into a difficult task in an instant. In the world on the Cthulhu side, all evil gods will end up. It's like the fully-leveled final boss going to the novice village and crushing the level 0 braves. }

In addition to the opening setting which is quite attractive, other than that it can be said that it is full of flaws. If the writing is not good enough, it is best not to try to abuse the protagonist and plot lines. I am very discouraged. The plot is straightforward, and the presentation of the background worldview is also very difficult to immerse in. It can be seen that the author has his own ideas in the structure of the world view, but because the protagonist is always in a state of being "played with", it is simply not exciting and frustrating, which infinitely dilutes the appeal of this world view to readers. If possible, let the protagonist maintain a certain sense of initiative, and the performance will be more enjoyable. Otherwise, it still feels like the protagonist is very passive in the incident, and in the end seems to be pushed away by the outside world. What can be written so far are some articles with good writing, characters and attractive characters, which are more prominent. To sum up, given the author's current writing skills, it is easier to achieve results by setting more details. Also, be sure not to bury any self-righteous foreshadowing or advanced content. The beginning of the book is mainly about retaining readers. These can be expanded slowly when the book has loyal readers in the middle and later stages. Not many people are willing to read the beginning, unless your writing is very good. Finally, I would like to say cheers for the author

Did the author make the protagonist too brainless? With so many clues, you still can't imagine how high your mental power is?

It's painful to watch. The mismatch between IQ and strength is real. He plots against himself. Even if he turns into an evil god in the end, he is still mentally ill.

The protagonist is really frustrated and has given up. He has no interest in continuing to be Shennong.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I feel like the protagonist is like a fool. I don't know if it's the setting or...

I glanced at the introduction. . . Then I thought about the basic settings of the Ke system. . . I wonder. . . Isn't it because the amount of information contained in the ancient gods of the Ke system is too large and humans can't understand it makes you crazy when you come into contact with Ke system? . . For example, the indescribable appearance of the ancient gods seems to be because the charm is too high, beyond the scope of human cognition, so humans will go crazy just looking at it. . . There is also Bubble, which loves to share knowledge. There will always be humans who go to it to ask for knowledge, and then they happily give the knowledge to you, but you can't understand it, and the amount of knowledge is too much, which makes you crazy. . . Since when does being geeky = having a passion for driving people crazy? ? ? ? ? ?

Is abuse of masters so popular now? Give up

The plot is boring. The protagonist's backer is set to have the attributes brought by Goldfinger. The main problem is the promotion of the hunter's power system, and the display of the power of each level is not very good. It is as dull as water. Make a little comment.

This protagonist has been letting the natives lead him by the nose, and he does whatever he is asked to do. He is totally clueless.

The article is about abusing the main character. The writing is not bad but it just keeps abusing the main character.

When was the indescribable not crazy?

His mental power is almost that of a god, and he can still improve it. I thought this was an invincible article. The result is that he is a novice, having all kinds of sex under the boss's knife, and it is still a rather aggrieved one...

Isn't magic related to the spirit? It actually requires physical strength and mental energy. Moreover, if the protagonist's spirit is so high, even if it is a first-level lighting technique, it is not equivalent to a small sun if he has hundreds of spirits to release it. Flash bombs are so small that they can blind people.

The contract has been signed and those who want to invest can come.

There has been a power outage for a day and the computer cannot be turned on. The phone is almost out of battery. It may be a pigeon today.

It ended in just three minutes. You, the author...

You have a lot of typos... You still haven't corrected them...