I Thought I Was Just Training in Martial Arts, So How Did I Get Supernatural Powers?

It's very courageous to charge for more than 20 chapters.

The background setting is almost terrible, ordinary civilians can't survive at all, and the protagonist has a hard time every time he fights. In the final analysis, he is too weak. He wants to be happy or not, and he has to be a young man rather than a young man.

The plot is not good, it's a surprise

I found that after traveling through this kind of book, people just eat, practice leveling and fight monsters, and do nothing else. They are more pure than a monk who chants Buddha's name and eats fast.

The protagonist is a trouble-oriented protagonist, and something happens to him wherever he goes, and he never has a moment of peace. There is no logic in arranging the opponent. The problem is that there is no gain after the fight. No matter how awesome the enemy is, you won't get a dime after defeating him, and you won't get any skills either.

Convinced, every time the protagonist fights in a group, he must use his full strength only after all his teammates are dead! It's fine once, but it's disgusting every time! Moreover, this protagonist never touches the equipment and does not want to make progress!

It's pretty, but it came out too quickly.

Why are all the weird ones lately?

One question is, why doesn't the protagonist practice those quick skills instead of having so many magical powers? Forget it if you don't practice normally. If you are stuck in other martial arts, I don't know how many more exercises you can practice to make it perfect and gain more magical powers.

Recommend a new book "You are a security guard, how can you become a star with one punch"