
I Can Upgrade My Own Body
我能升级自己的身体
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Personally, I believe the human body is a unified whole; there shouldn't be significant differences between different parts. Excessive differences would likely cause collapse.
The protagonist's physical upgrade seems a bit lackluster right now. His physical strength and defense aren't even as good as those extreme body-training masters from the other side. He gets easily bitten by a small spider boss and injected with poison. Those extreme body-training protagonists all have indestructible bodies. This guy is even weaker than those brute-force extreme body-training masters. This cheat isn't working!
This author, who writes a "point-filling" style, doesn't clearly define the artistic conception. The whole thing is a mess.
I'm sick of seeing this; it makes absolutely no sense. 🤫 If you haven't already, don't jump in.
The biggest feeling is this: the protagonist is laughing strangely, the villain is laughing strangely, the evil spirit is laughing strangely, the henchmen are laughing strangely... Everyone is laughing strangely.
The main storyline is decent, but the battle sequences are formulaic from beginning to end, or rather, the basic pattern remains largely unchanged. For example, the protagonist has five stackable modes that increase combat strength, and the protagonist's basic combat storyline framework. Don't unleash your full power and spar with others at the beginning.
What's the point of this kind of novel? No passion, no humor. It's a monotonous grind of leveling up and changing maps, with extensive descriptions of fight scenes. But looking back, what's the point of those fight scenes? The protagonist just pops up three minutes later, and that's it.
The protagonist seems to have forgotten about his cheat ability. Will the author mention it?
The upgrades are too messy and disorganized. Individual pieces definitely don't have the same stats as a set. Plus, the fact that your constitution is locked is ridiculous. It's not like you're training your flesh and blood body, which isn't a special energy body. How can it be sealed? If you upgrade from tofu to titanium alloy, the added energy becomes unusable and your body turns back into tofu? That's absurd.
The author should just leave it at that; no reader wants to read a story where the protagonist is always struggling! You might as well just kill off the protagonist.