In the Era of Super Martial Arts, I Will Eventually Become the Ultimate Behemoth

There is no good novel about this kind of alien beast clone. It is either too wordy, not too pretentious, or has a collapse in combat power. They are all good, including this one.

In the end, the giant beast disappears directly. In addition to appearing at a fixed time to provide the protagonist with new abilities, I think that the giant beast novel is not popular now. If you write like this, you might as well just give the protagonist a golden finger that absorbs the ability of the alien beast. What kind of clone do you want 😅😅

The school beauty will be compensated for the useless material. Hexi 18 years later

The setting and plot are too familiar. Even the beginning and system are the same template. One is a hexagonal dinosaur clone, and the other is a red-eyed eagle lizard clone.

Why do you write these embarrassing things in the last two chapters? He doesn't fight back. He's stupid and a bit of a loser.

After only reading twenty chapters, there are four things that I can't stand. 1. Creatures such as tardigrades and oribatid mites can be easily bought by the protagonist, and they are unmutated. Will normal people buy and sell them? And how does the protagonist see with the naked eye? Second, the world threatened by giant beasts actually allows the release of mutant beasts. Are you not afraid of letting the tigers return to their mountains? Third, the rules are confusing. First, the clone's talent is said to be ten percent, and then it is said that the clone has only one percent of the ability of the original creature, while the protagonist is only one thousandth 4. Then, there is a problem with the calculation, and the combat power may even be reversed. For example, in the original article, the oribatid mite has 1180 times the power. The protagonist inherits one thousandth of it, which is 1.18 Times. Then it is directly multiplied by its own 500 kilograms and becomes 590. If the oribatid mite garbage point only has 800 times the power, is the protagonist increasing the power? The strength is only 500*0.8=400 Kilograms. It does not increase but decreases. It is really a no-brainer The acquisition is unreasonable, the rules are confusing, and the calculation is problematic. All the above are caused by forcibly cheating the protagonist but trying to suppress the combat power.

The writing is a bit confusing, sometimes it's about the second level, sometimes it's about the third level, sometimes it's about the small level, sometimes it's about the first level, it's completely careless, it's written casually, it doesn't even record the data, it's just written randomly.

Is it really about the balance of power? Do you think that this is the most poisonous part of playing games? Even though it is a passive skill, it must be changed to an active skill?

I am a newbie, readers are welcome to give your opinions. If you think it is good, please read it.

It's very beautiful, don't stop updating!

I've written 120 chapters and haven't put them on the shelves yet. The free period is all 2,000 words, and it will be even less after it's put on the shelves.

I haven't seen it, but how can a mosquito have the ability to teleport? Could it be the giant starry sky mosquito?