Grinding My Way to Ultimate Martial Power

It's so funny. The introduction is very accurate and the content is very meticulous. The main character is very slutty and a virgin.

After reading these chapters, I feel that it is very different from the master, mainly in the details. It starts with martial arts training and upgrading, and goes straight to the topic. It is okay to write a smooth article about upgrading, but it requires a high degree of control over the rhythm. Low-end cool articles are all about upgrading → pretending to be slapped in the face → practicing martial arts, killing people and grabbing treasures, exploring and looking for opportunities, practicing → upgrading → pretending to be slapped in the face in an endless cycle. There is little emphasis on logic and rationality. The characters are only the protagonists who are barely memorable, other supporting characters and supporting characters are labeled, and the world view only has an upgrade system. Mid-level novels should also have a complete world view, well-drawn characters, and twists and turns in the plot so that people will not know the next development after reading the beginning. Mid-range cool articles are generally of lesser quality, and high-quality articles are all of this level.

I don't know if the author can see it, The name of the book is Gou. When you write, you have to be a little more careful. It's okay to kill someone. After all, you are threatened. But can you please stop taking off your mask every time before killing someone and talking a lot of nonsense? In this day and age, a plot like this is poisonous in itself. Every time you kill someone, you wish others didn't know your identity. You know that there are ghosts and gods in the world, so why would you make such a stupid mistake? Wouldn't it be better to let all opponents die in confusion? If you don't remove these poisonous spots, you won't be able to go far. Take care of yourself.

Another headline-grabber, if you want to see Gou, you can leave. This is an authentic article about fighting monsters without upgrading. Upgrading depends entirely on the system. Fighting monsters is just to show off. The difference between the protagonist and Gou is from an ant to a saint.

To borrow words from the author's book, the benevolence of the protagonist, the woman, might as well be made by letting the young master of the Song family be the protagonist and give the extra points to others.

Come on, kill, fight until dawn, you must be cold-blooded and cruel enough. Never be too compassionate.

In order to highlight the word "gou" and forcefully reduce the intelligence, it is unreasonable to force it. It is better to cancel the word "gou" and slowly let it develop. Take action when it is time to take action and restrain when it is time to restrain.

The leader of the gang has just reached the peak of blood training, and the protagonist is already in the late stage of blood training. One more point will reach the peak. The protagonist also worships an elder in the mid-to-late stage as his teacher. Has he really become a pig after being mixed with pigs for a long time? I really don't think that an elder with the same level or maybe a lower level than the protagonist can be of any help to the protagonist. I guess he is used to being a dog.

The author should be careful. The data is clearly zero, so why does it suddenly become 2? Also, there is obviously a golden finger, but I just keep it and don't use it. I have to "work hard to the end. I am just a pure second-hand!"

Just by looking at the catalog, you can tell that it's not just a piece of writing, it's a piece of chicken legs.