In the High Martial Arts Era, I Had a Tardigrade Clone

Drunk too! Tardigrades are water creatures! The protagonist strengthens all land creatures! The strength of ants, what beetle defenses, the bouncing of flea-like animals! The talents of these creatures are directly related to their size and body structure!

Tardigrade is actually a general term. Mammals have the strength of whales, the speed of cheetahs, can swim as fast as killer whales in the sea, can fly like bats, and have the energy consumption of mice. This is why tardigrades sound very powerful. Also, this kind of book must write a section about hiding strength. Even if it can't be hidden for a few chapters, there is nothing to hide in this small town, which is not considered a top talent.

Generally speaking, it is another ordinary male protagonist. His teacher told him that he needs to be a genius, but he pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. He always thinks that he is a monster and is afraid of being slaughtered. There are many talented warriors because his strength and talent are not valued at all. He just wants to pretend to be a pig.

Tardigrades can feign death and hibernate in harsh environments instead of surviving, so this thing is not of much use.

I think the evolution of the tardigrade drives the evolution of the body, and it should be integrated. But the author deliberately suppressed it. The fourth-grade insect is the second-grade talent. They should all be in the fourth grade. So suppressed. One is that it makes me unhappy, and the other is that it doesn't make sense. Having said that. I really can't describe those things that are a hundred times or forty thousand times more powerful. So. This book doesn't even do much to pass the time.

All comments have been deleted, there is nothing to say. There is something wrong with your settings, 100 times, 40,000 times, go check what this concept is.

It's a bit boring. Is it a freshman or sophomore in high school at the beginning? Looking at the catalog, it seems that I will leave school later, but the previous school plot is already very boring. Even if you start as a mercenary, a city defense soldier, or a hunting team, it's all good, but I'm going to school, and I'm tired of aesthetics.

At the moment, I have thought about the third one, and I haven't thought about the genes that will be evolved in the future. If you have any ideas, please leave a message, which insect animal is stronger, etc.

Does this protagonist understand martial arts through practice? The strength depends entirely on the evolution of clones... I feel like I have never practiced... Hercules is stronger than ordinary people, but his realm is still mortal... There is no mention of cultivation. I don't know what I am busy with every day...

You corrected the data I mentioned wrong and then deleted my book review. Why do you think I made a mistake? Then what data did you change? It's still wrong. When you start writing a book and someone points out something that is not good in your writing, as long as it is not a malicious insult or a malicious negative review, you as an author can ignore it or ignore it. But if you delete the book review, you are lying to yourself. Readers have a strong sense of whether the writing is good or not. Deleting the book review will only make you more and more autistic.

With every choice passed over the immortal beacon jellyfish, Clark is now a little bit closer to ever confessing to Lois: He is Superman. It feels a little uncomfortable

It's okay, but it's a pity that there is a similar book in the new book

I just stole the blood of the demon god, and the officials knew about it, so I went to search online, and my scalp was numb.

You want speed and jumping ability, does it matter...

Are beast clones becoming popular again recently? Why are there so many clones of exotic beasts from the world of high martial arts?

The concept of this book is still okay, but the system is too rubbish and has many loopholes. It should add level standards (how many kilograms of attack, what is the speed? How many kilograms of attacks can it withstand, etc., Including spiritual power standards, jungle harvest (how much does it cost), see Devouring Starry Sky), the author said that upgrading is an upgrade, and there is no process at all. There are also second-level humans who are 30 times higher than ordinary people, and those who are higher than third-level are only 30 times higher. The difference between alien beasts and first-level animals is 100 times, or even a thousand times. The result is that humans of the same level will be instantly killed by alien beasts, and humans should become extinct. The author's overall system is not done well. Describing fighting crotch pulling is like a kindergarten fight.

Strength, speed, defense, resilience, and finally adding physique, you are almost invincible. If you add elements, water, fire, ice, etc.

Suppose someone can control the wind and rain, but if he encounters a giant beast that has no superpowers but can bite the earth in one bite, who is stronger?

In the early stage, the protagonist's strength was around 500 kilograms. With the water bear's talent, it was doubled to 50,000 kilograms. The author said that a first-grade warrior in the copper-skin realm has a strength of 500 kilograms. I just want to ask what grade 50,000 kilograms is.

It's too ink-stained. Is this a forced water character?

It's a bit interesting. Infinite chuckles and says it's great.

There is no in-depth description of the ability system. Every time a new ability L1 is awakened, what is the use of the garbage ability upgrades? Basically, it is reflected by the strengthening of the three force-sensitive bodies. A deep exploration of an ability can defeat all methods with one force, and nothing can limit it.

Could the author pay more attention to his word choice? The protagonist said softly, laughed, and chuckled every day. Don't you think it's strange? I feel really uncomfortable looking at it.

I can't stand it, abandon the book, goodbye👋🏻

How do you calculate the protagonist's hundredfold power? Should we count the protagonist's own strength multiplied by 100 times, or the tardigrade's power multiplied by 100 times?