Martial Arts: I Choose to Add Some Strength

No intelligence added. They all clicked on Strength. What does this mean? This intelligence is not based on numerical values, but on the fact that it is already full. Super intelligence tells me to use super strength.

A hundred years later, there is an invulnerable corpse lying in the void exuding a powerful aura. Yes, he is the protagonist who has exhausted his lifespan.

What are the consequences of having all the attribute points in Strength? The consequence is that if someone around you dies, you can beat the death with all your strength and tell death to get out, so that your friend will live. If something happens that is irreversible, then beat time with all your strength and let time go backwards, so that it can be undone. If you don't know the truth of a matter and who the murderer is, then beat the world with all your strength and let the world hand over the murderer.

I haven't seen such a good-looking book in a long time. I give you the votes. Please update it soon.

My super wisdom tells me to use my super power, Kou Ya

Write here whether you have traveled through time or not. Don't send wrong information to everyone who has the opportunity to travel through time in the future and mislead others.

Big muscles, very immersive!

Huh? Fight... At this moment, is it necessary to fight? Wow, so powerful and so domineering! Then we have to fight! I was so excited that I was trembling all over, even my sphincter muscles were unable to tense up to pull the flag!

Not adding intelligence reminds me of a novel I read before. The setting is to increase intelligence by increasing magic power, restoring blue bars, etc. Wisdom cannot be added to things like IQ. At best, it can only be increased by exercising and training the brain, and it will decline if the brain is not used for a long time. There is no permanent certificate of ability. Physical attributes will rise and fall differently due to exercise or injury.

Intelligence is equal to computing and processing power, so in the later stages, wouldn't it mean that the enemy can't see clearly? The boss hit a combo of moves before the protagonist reacted?

The killing system + no experience penalty + drops after killing is a bit dangerous. You can definitely go the route of massacring the city and confiscating the houses + exercising with ten thousand skills. Don't worry about cost-effectiveness, just kill and kill, explode all the ancestral skills, and then use their life essence to fill up their skills.

It's okay, it's not like you can't walk when you see a woman.

When I saw this, I remembered: Oupike: Being stunned by intelligence 9 (I learned nm magic with intelligence 9) 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Did you forget to mention that the amount of essence obtained will be reduced as the level increases? Or will the efficiency of acquiring Essence decrease every time you acquire it? The more I look at it, the more wrong it becomes. I feel that the combat power system is broken in the early stage. A half-beast with 13 points of strength can kill an enemy with 7 points of essence with one punch. At the beginning, with less than 3 points of strength, he can hunt a beast with 7 points of essence. Chen's strength is also wrong. The younger generation and another Compared with the family, they are killed instantly. The strength of the elders and other strong men of the older generation changes all the time. With 42 points of strength in beast transformation, they are afraid of 22 pieces of garbage that can be killed instantly with a burst of 13 points of power in the early stage (only worth 7 points of essence). They have to be completely transformed into 84 points of power to kill them. How should I put it, the character strength and positioning are completely mismatched, and the character strength fluctuates repeatedly. If you write a book that is enjoyable from beginning to end, you will be able to hit anyone in seconds, and maybe no one will take a closer look at it, but that is not the case. Maybe you haven't noticed it yet, but the author is actually suppressing the protagonist. Not only that, all the characters in the entire script have the feel of an American comic. The characters are set to serve the plot. In one word, it is chaotic. The combination of these two points makes it even more confusing.

Will he transform into King Orochi? Are there any special effects?

It's not enough to destroy the dead. If you hit a tribesman with one punch, how can you beat an outsider evenly?