Immortality: Start with Talent Characteristics

Why does Huyan Bizhu like the protagonist in the latest chapter? They are obviously using the protagonist's security agency, but just because the protagonist shows off his might and kills Xian Yuban with one sword, the figure of the protagonist starts to appear in his mind and starts to go into heat? Too sudden

For a modern person, when seeing the Ability God's gaze, the Ability God container should know that something is wrong. He should either cut through the mess with a quick knife, or run far away while waiting for others to set up a trap and confront him head-on.

Doesn't the protagonist get talent points by killing people? Why doesn't he do it when he's killing bandits? You don't have to kill innocent people indiscriminately, but if the hostile force doesn't kill, it's for nothing.

I was persuaded to leave by an inexplicable woman,

When choosing martial arts earlier, shouldn't you choose explosive footwork + violent heavy weapons for a physical talent? In the end, I chose swordsmanship + flexible footwork? Why not just start replacing physical talents with swordsmanship-type talents and sell them like sheep?

The writing is good, and the plot and combat power of ordinary talent novels fall apart quickly. This novel is solid and steady, and the protagonist's IQ is within a reasonable range. The conflict is reasonable, and the physical changes after talent promotion are also well patched. The author has fixed all the problems pointed out by readers. All in all, it's good food and fodder, but the protagonist's idea really needs to be changed. How can he have this golden finger and not think about brushing talent points? It is recommended that you spend more talent points during the aerodynamic period in the future, so that you can take on missions to kill powerful enemies, and you can also arrange for conflicts between sects and the invasion of monsters. (To be honest, this kind of article is quite difficult to write. Either the combat power plot collapses quickly, and you can only rely on changing maps to become cliche; or it is obstructive, and subsequent use of numerical values, resources, etc. To limit the play of the gold finger; or it is full of slots. The protagonist only has this gold finger but does not squeeze out its value. He will just go with the situation and farm points when enemies come. I hope that in the subsequent plots, the protagonist will think more about how to use this gold finger. I look forward to the author's follow-up treatment.)

I feel like there is something wrong with the setting. You can only kill people to give talent points. Aren't you afraid of 404? Report one and get it right. Watch and cherish it.

I saw Chapter 54, it's okay, not very poisonous, the only flaw is Huyan Bizhu

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Is the protagonist a walking hormone? Everyone loves him

You can kill people at will. Doesn't the protagonist recruit a few people to kill everyone who is stronger than him?

Since Ben Kyoto is the template for the protagonist, can't he be made smarter? It's really portrayed as being more stupid than other supporting characters with average talents. I wanted to see some battle of wits or something, but it's a pity.

This talent is not good. It is not as strong as imagined. It only enhances combat effectiveness and has no big effect on cultivation.

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The protagonist with this talent should be a soldier or an executioner.

You can write. Although the plot story seems like a studio. But certainly not a newbie.

"Immortality: Starting from Innate Characteristics" (Author Jie Ma) Reason for recommendation: Although it is a new book, the character creation of the protagonist and supporting characters is currently very successful, the plot description is also very smooth, there are no particularly embarrassing plot situations, and it is not very routine. Protagonist character setting: Decisive in killing and handling relationships with people properly, unlike some previous routines. The character descriptions are detailed and appropriate without being cumbersome. There is no such low-level routine as slap in the face, which is not easy for a new book. The handling of female characters is also good. The protagonist does not lose his IQ after seeing the female character, and the secondary characters do not have this problem either. There are some routines for dealing with the luck seeds, but the development is okay and not very stiff. Overall, this book is pretty good so far, and I recommend giving it a try.