Breathing Technique: I Loaded a Proficiency Panel

Let's take advantage of the author changing the map to summarize the protagonist's enjoyable moments 😁 I. To classmates I'm rolling around like crazy → Are you a senior or am I a senior? → Are you a teacher or am I a teacher? → The Great Demon King is back! II. Against the enemy

Are there any other novels with such a cunning protagonist?

This book is of good quality and suitable for those who don't want to get poisoned by its poor quality.

The premise is good, and there aren't any major flaws, but it's a bit bland. Of course, this is a problem with the writing style. The author's interaction mode is too rigid and stiff, lacking spirit. I suggest that in addition to writing, the author should think more about the interaction between people and the interaction between people and the environment. Turn-based, that's how I perceive the interactive mode of this novel.

To be honest, the writing is quite good, but after reading the fifth chapter, I didn't want to continue. When he mastered the breathing technique, he didn't report it to the teacher at the time, which I didn't think much of. But why hide this skill during intensive training? I thought it would be different from other online novels, but I was wrong.

Very good, smooth rhythm, clear system. The main character is likable and gains power through hard work. Keep it at 😍

This book is really good, but I'm out of money.

The two breathing techniques feel a bit flawed. If there were no advancement requirements, leveling up should be the primary focus, given the significant power difference after level increases. Even with the protagonist being so powerful at level five, it's unlikely he could advance beyond his current level. I really don't understand why dual cultivation is necessary.

I lost interest in reading the first two chapters. It wasn't that they were particularly bad, but they were also completely uninteresting, with the same old formulaic opening.

To summarize simply, the protagonist mindlessly plays the "survival" card. He doesn't care whether he needs to survive or should survive; he just wants to survive. That's the gist of it.