Wizard: Become Omnipotent from the Attribute Bar

Author, your current protagonist has no chance of growing up. According to your design, the protagonist's power is about to be destroyed. However, the protagonist is still a person who has just knocked on the door of the extraordinary, and he is helpless even if he encounters a mere ghoul! Under this turbulent situation, how does the protagonist grow? According to normal logical reasoning, the protagonist's golden finger cannot save the protagonist! Give the protagonist a few months to practice! ! !

There is no meditation method, there is no mental power value on the panel, and there is no experience value. There is no way to know the protagonist's upgrade status. There are no four-dimensional attributes. I don't know the strength of the protagonist at all, so I feel confused

First class and third class, the level is confusing, or there are too many typos.

To be honest, I have always felt that the point about studying the gods in wizard novels is outrageous. Not all gods are fools. If you can study the gods, why not? There are always one or two with ideas.

There are some flaws in setting the concentration and total amount of mental power. For the same amount, the higher the concentration, the lower the total amount will be. Moreover, each witchcraft upgrade will also make your spirit more concentrated, making the total amount smaller and your cultivation level will decline. This improperly suppresses progress, and this setting is really discouraging.

The gods are your guinea pigs, but whose guinea pigs are you?

It's like this again, the fairy tales disguised as wizards, alas, can't we write orthodox wizard novels in China?

The protagonist is still a bit too passive. I thought it was a great novel, but the content is good.

Very well written. Goldfinger loved it. The plot is similar to a remake of Immortal Proficiency, both start with the "Fangshi" crisis, and both are martial arts + garbage skills, but this book's proficiency and optimization skills are more enjoyable to watch.

It would be very embarrassing to support yourself by reading a book.

No meditation method? How does the protagonist increase his strength?

The writing and characterization are good, and the lack of a four-dimensional nature to the panels is tolerable. But there are two biggest problems. First, if you have such a panel, you have to risk your life and death by downloading a dungeon with others. How safe is it? Although Gou Zai's resources in the academy are not abundant, they are almost there. Wouldn't the risk be much lower if his level and strength increase? Second, in the extraordinary world, the priority must be to improve one's realm and life level. Wizards must have improved their spiritual power. Flesh magic is nothing more than a means of protecting the road. Although it is important, it is not necessary. The text completely puts the cart before the horse.

It's a eunuch. The wizard's text count is either not that good, or it collapsed in the later stage, or it doesn't look good, or it's a eunuch.

It's okay, but I've read too many traditional wizarding novels. Without amazing skills or superpowers, it's boring. It's too traditional with all the details. It would be better to add some surprises in terms of abilities.

The metal and flesh talent is going to be flesh + robot? Flesh and blood used as chip-controlled machinery?

It's even too slow. One chapter a day. Waiting for a year is not much.

What the hell does this remind me of after reading the introduction? EVA? ? ? Meow meow meow? Can anyone tell me if there is EVA? ? ? ?

It's 300,000 words, but it's not on the shelves?