High Martial: From Angler to a Peerless Venerable

Chapter Six: Go directly to the blacksmith shop and ask if there is any armor. Are you trying to make the six races happy?

There is a bit of collapse, commodity prices have collapsed, combat power has collapsed, and even the hierarchical order has collapsed.

This is the kind of worldliness that people in two generations should have. The protagonist's logical thinking is quite nice, the plot is compact, and the plot is OK. It's not like those books written by young people that don't tell the truth and talk about a lot of problems. If the plot remains novel, it should be able to gain stars 😁

Fishing skills are rule-level. If you fish in a pool of stagnant water without fish, what will you catch?

The author's combat power system is really confusing. Because it is a system defined by the author himself, I started to get confused while reading the book "Bao Dan Huan Dan", and there is no separate introduction to the system. It's not like Douluo, who can tell the level at a glance, or even Dou Po, who can judge the level based on the name. What's even more confusing is that realm is one thing, but strength is another system. Out of Body, Grandmaster, etc. Don't understand it at all. Obviously the latest few pictures are very cool, but because of the confusing system and strange names, the fun is replaced by half of the confusion.

If the sister named Hong doesn't kill this book, there's a high chance that it will be thrown off the street.

Today's fantasy is either about the end of the dynasty or the birth of a slave. There are ten recommendations in a row about this stuff. The problem is that I have never seen anything like this.

It's very well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's like a drug addiction, killing people is crazy, boring

Slip away and look at other things. It was originally written quite well. Isn't Lone Wolf Fishing great? But when I read Chapter 18 or 19, I suddenly felt like recruiting people to rebel. Is the author drifting?