Karmic Sin: Grind My Way to a World Made Whole!

No, I can't bring myself to watch it. It's too boring, but I still like my novels that have emotional scenes with female protagonists.

According to the current writing method, this book will not be popular.

It was fine in the past, but I kept writing about contradictions and being targeted in various ways, which made me tired and boring. Personal opinion

As the title states, this book is strictly stratified according to five levels of combat power/talent, which are inferior, outstanding (subdivided into third level, third-rate to first-rate), genius, genius, and top. Among them, among the top three grades, the strong, general and weak subdivisions of each layer have obvious differences in quantity, especially the top three grades. Because the difference is too large, they are further subdivided into first-rate to third-rate. The first official mention was in Chapter 96, using the evil cultivator's words to reveal the protagonist's combat power stratification at that time. The formal and comprehensive mention is in Chapter 186. When the plot has developed, I will use the reasonable character Meng Changqing to illustrate it (this chapter seems to have a lot of settings and is quite watery. It is caused by later remediation. I didn't want to write too much, sorry.) I have always felt that, such as realm and If there are no obvious outstanding differences in quality or quantity, there is no need to divide the grading levels such as talent stratification. Therefore, in this book, the advantages of large realms are obvious, and the stratification of combat power is even more stringent. Only "what can be done and what can be achieved can be evaluated into which tier"! Therefore, in this book, there is no possibility of killing enemies by different levels of combat strength. It is always about crushing the people at the lower level according to the level of combat strength. However, in the first volume of the early stage of the plot, because the protagonist's status was too low, he could not know this knowledge, so he did not go into details in the article. He was also afraid that there would be too many settings and it would appear too superficial. But in this way, the protagonist is always at a lower level than the others, which makes the sense of combat power somewhat collapsed. This is my fault for not constantly emphasizing the side, that is, the special level of skill mastery. But even so, the protagonist still does not have the possibility of killing enemies in a larger realm until the current plot is released, that is, Chapter 235, because the increase in the larger realm can smooth out some of the talent gaps. But in terms of plot, I will not create obstacles for myself and the readers, making the protagonist's liver training seem meaningless, so the protagonist can always maintain a balance or superiority with the enemies on the scene! Finally, let's talk about the strength stratification of early characters. The poor poor people at the bottom of the general public, including those who work hard, go to gangs and other characters, are all ordinary, low-level people. Therefore, when the protagonist's strength reaches the third level, that is, when the low-level skills are mastered, he can basically kill indiscriminately, just like a small stone can break a big egg. Those who are weak to the third level are the supervisors. Those who are able to practice to the perfection of Qi refining on their own have already reached the threshold of being a leader. The template for third-rate people is the stewards outside the city during the foundation building period. In other words, if you can build the foundation, you will be rated as a leader. Therefore, after this, there will be no unqualified people. In the foundation building period of the outer city of the small town, it is basically a strong third-rate city because the resources are better. The old guards on the outpost patrol, as well as the inner city elites, range in strength from weak second-rate to strong second-rate. The camp owners are at the first-class level, and those in the Jindan stage at the end of the south are all people with at least some first-class talents. Evil cultivators are quite special, ranging from strong first-class to second-class, and their average quality actually crushes the monks in the southern border city.

The biggest problem is that the life of a cultivator is worse than that of a mortal

The protagonist is my favorite type. He is calm and intelligent in situations. He knows magic by analogy. He realizes magical powers and learns to cook spiritual meals on his own. The pace is also fast. It doesn't take too long to build the foundation. Unlike other books, which require two hundred chapters to build a foundation. There is no golden finger, and the overall combat power is not broken. He does not have a harem. He will do his best to help the oppressed bottom audience, but he has no friends, and there is more mutual benefit.

It must have been replaced after it was put on the shelves. The quality has seriously declined. After reading a few chapters, it didn't work and I pulled it. . . .

The plot is okay, the protagonist doesn't deliberately push the progress and upgrades and breakthroughs are very fast-paced. The important thing is that the updates are also very fast. The disadvantage is that the protagonist's combat power is a bit inconsistent, and the villain is a bit superficial in the early stage, but the villain problem becomes much smaller later on. Regarding the protagonist's over-leveling, this does not mean that the protagonist cannot be over-leveled, but if the protagonist is over-leveled too frequently, the combat power will be a bit degraded. Summary: There are some minor problems, but it's still good enough.

Author, don't listen to them and hurry up. Just do it slowly. It's good.

Killing someone without touching the body would be half the fun. Even if you are very busy, a simple body search should take less than a minute.