Supreme Physique from the Start: I Can Ascend All Things

#New Book Preview# I finished it in one go! The novel clearly states the protagonist's cheat ability right from the start: his resources can be randomly doubled and their quality increased. The protagonist directly obtains a supreme martial arts foundation, which is very satisfying! Finally, he's not a useless protagonist anymore!

Your initial description of your talent was incredibly impressive, but it didn't seem that great later on. You're just a genius with a bit more talent than others.

After taking a look, it seems that Li something-or-other has too much screen time. With this cheat ability, I'm guessing he might be grooming someone like Li, and there might even be multiple female leads. The female lead is mostly there to pad the word count, but it's not very interesting. If you want to read something risqué, isn't reading erotica better than reading about so many female leads?

This is a summary that tries to avoid spoilers 👀: This is the Great Yan Dynasty, where martial arts reign supreme. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a stonemason and gains a cheat ability that can improve the quality or quantity of certain items.

It's better to change this superhuman innate talent; otherwise, the author can't control the rapid increase in strength in the early stages, and will have to suppress it desperately in the early game, only unleashing it in the mid-to-late game. That would make readers unhappy.

The premise is good, and the background seems grand. However, that girl is practically a useless supporting character. The female disciple surnamed Li is even more annoying; either kill her off or, after learning about the protagonist, be eternally grateful. Also, one sword becomes three, hundreds of swords, dozens of bows, all of different tiers—what's the point of keeping all that stuff?

#New Book Preview# This is a lighthearted novel about time travel, a system, a cheat code, and leveling up. With luck, diligence, and a clear-headed initial intention, even an ordinary grassroots person can rise to become a powerful figure. Lin Changkong, who transmigrated to a world of martial arts chaos and rampant demons, was weak but not numb to his impoverished life.

This kind of "golden finger" (referring to a type of digital fingerprint sensor) is particularly prone to failure.

The protagonist is being pressured too much. He has supreme innate talent, but you have to understand that as mentioned earlier, no one on this planet, or even in this star field, can cultivate it, meaning the map is vast. The protagonist's supreme innate talent doesn't show much progress; he seems like an ordinary minor genius. How can he be considered supreme?

I read it in one go. It's really well written. Unlike the old-fashioned "useless" storyline, this character starts with exceptional talent and good comprehension, belonging to the genius type.