Gaowu: Endless Classes

I'm more curious. If the protagonist's skills are so good and he doesn't add any attribute points, how do the other people become stronger by practicing martial arts?

The most speechless bug is that the protagonist who traveled through time should not think that there must be gods and ghosts in the world that he doesn't know about, and he stupidly sniffs his roommate's things.

I just don't understand why the protagonist is arranged to have all kinds of diseases

The protagonist behaves inexplicably and likes to seek death.

I read the first chapter and it was so embarrassing

I read Chapter 15 earlier, and I don't know why, but it always felt very bland. Also, the author wrote in Chapter 1 that the martial arts in this world are similar to those in the previous world. It feels like strengthening the body. Then you can practice two pile skills at will, and there is some artistic conception of subduing the dragon and subduing the tiger. I don't think it is extraordinary at all, and I am not surprised at all. It's just like that. Nothing.

I can't even write about the starting point, introduction, and ending.

Please change the first chapter. It's too embarrassing.

Are all the bad comments deleted?

The writing is unexpectedly good. It is more appropriate to describe Gao Wu as using cunning force or overcoming force (?). It has a very high level of mental pollution, and the writing rhythm is very good. It's not a novice, it's identified as food, and I'll like it more if it's on the airwaves. Various martial arts, this is the Cthulhu Xingyiquan!

Looking at it now, the subject matter is not bad and the writing style is also good. But I always feel like something is wrong. Let me tell you a few points about my feelings. I don't know if it's the setting or the description. The introduction also doesn't match the content. I didn't understand what this book was about. But so far, I have been leveling up by fighting ghosts in the novice area of ​​the school, and then fighting ghosts and leveling up again. The world background and subsequent goals are not visible. It makes it boring, and also goes from missing students to classes for elite students. Obviously I knew the problems behind the world when I was in school. It's okay if the school doesn't tell the students if it has any concerns. As a foreshadowing. But when your protagonist discovers a problem, he acts foolishly? If the teacher didn't tell you, wouldn't you ask? Do you think you can't trust the school and teachers? But I haven't written this part yet. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist is missing a chord in his brain.

I read twenty or thirty chapters, and the more I read, the less I can stand it. I don't know why, but I keep repeating the illusions and illusions. Once I travel through this illusion, one after another, the official people don't come out to take care of it. And this curator, who is so good at writing bad words, doesn't care about these illusions in the family? , Just let those illusions go. To harm martial arts disciples? I just kept looking at it. There were 6 martial arts schools like this that didn't care about anything and didn't even know what they were doing.

I didn't ask the teacher about this. I was speechless and just kept on reading.

It's just a copy of the Cthulhu element that invaded reality. Wuwu didn't see it. Until now, it's just the martial arts who have gone all the way. Gao Wu didn't notice it either, he felt that the force value was quite low. In short, the characteristics of the book's title have not yet been reflected. And this roommate Is Lin Jun dead? Like death.

Are pig's feet worn by women?

It's very well written and has platinum status. Come on.

I'd like to ask book friends who have read Is the plot similar to the final priesthood?

It's 12 o'clock, where's the update? Isn't it Chapter 10?

The name is too useless. The novel is simple.

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Xi Ming Li Huo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not reduce intelligence, and the details are real. There are no common time-travel routines, and the cheats are not big, but the details of the war are very solid, especially the war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plot, command, formation, and marching details are very real. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to resist the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with various warlords in Nanming and Sichuan. Currently, there are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to the plot of war and strategy, there is also a harem. Finally, I wish Guibao Di a great success!

Is Dr. Liang really not related to the "director"?

The difference between reality and fantasy is not very clear, it's a bit uncomfortable to watch😣

Have all negative reviews been deleted? It's not a good read. After reading only a few chapters, I felt that the author's writing skills were not good enough. He couldn't distinguish between reality and illusion, and the force value was not very strong.

There were some holes left unfilled, such as the job agency in the introduction that didn't show up, or the roe deer guy in the martial arts school's private dish who didn't go after he gave him his business card. It seems that the viewer job agency has not been upgraded and directly integrated.