Martial Sage: I Can Evolve Through Hyper-Adaptation

You are a stinky scumbag protagonist who is both serious and serious at the same time. If you are bad, you should be as bad as possible. I can still watch you as a villain protagonist. Why are you looking for lame excuses to explain what you do? Stealing someone else's token caused the county to stop supplying monster meat. He also said it was because they didn't put the token away. Damn it.

The writing was okay and the setting was good, but it just didn't fit in well with the protagonist's outlook. It's understandable to grab something to eat in the early stage. After all, I have no energy and am about to starve to death. It's understandable to steal money in the early stage. Those who didn't steal from the poor, and those who live in an unfamiliar place have to live. It's understandable that you would steal prescriptions later. After all, you need to quickly replenish energy without relying on it to make money or steal business. But you stole the prescription but didn't get it. You caught someone else's heir, forced him to find out the prescription, and then killed him. All I can say is that the protagonist is a born bad guy. This kind of protagonist is really hard to get into.

When I saw how to take elixirs, I thought about taking the medicinal materials directly. Wouldn't it be simpler than this elixir? Pills are for human consumption, so they require various seasonings. However, the protagonist has a super silk screen and eats them directly. There is no problem with the strong medicinal power. It is acceptable. On the contrary, it is more tonic than the pills.

Three golden cards, steal, rob and smash.

The writing is quite good, but I have a suggestion, that is, every time the protagonist does something, I hope it can be written about the impact it has and the reactions of all parties. There is no need to write too much, just mention it more or less. For example, didn't someone come to search the mountain again? Then the protagonist killed that person and left. What are the subsequent consequences of this incident? I don't think it has been mentioned yet. It feels like it didn't happen. Also, after the protagonist took advantage of the chaos and was chased and fought by someone, the impact of this incident was not mentioned at all. It was not said at all that it was blocked by the government or what, and it seemed that it had not happened, so it skipped directly to the next scene. At present, these are not big things, and it doesn't matter if I don't write about them. But in the future, if the protagonist does something bigger and it is handled like this, it will make me feel like I am playing a single-player game. It's similar to a novel I read before. Anyway, no matter what big or small thing the protagonist does, it has no impact at all and no reaction at all. It just goes directly to the next thing, which makes me feel uncomfortable. Of course, I don't want the author to write anything on these, I just hope that after the protagonist has done something, there will be an ending, even if it is just a slight mention by a passerby. The above are just my personal opinions and suggestions, and the author is free to adopt them or not. Other than that, I personally felt the whole book was quite good.

Brainstorming Post: You can be wild and imagine boldly! When the author sees good ideas, he will also secretly copy book reviews.

， Because there is bound to be a struggle between obtaining monster meat and obtaining energy-containing herbs, and writing this kind of conflict and struggle is a way to keep the number of words low, because the author does not need to use his brain to think about the plot. It is just that others are unhappy when the protagonist eats too much, or needs to snatch precious medicinal materials. The protagonist in so many chapters solves the problem of energy deficiency by crystallizing in the body to store more energy. You read that right. Instead of thinking about improving utilization efficiency, he eats more.             ， The way to improve efficiency is very simple, just use the nuclear reaction in the body, and it is not difficult to evolve the ability to do this. Even with more advanced antimatter capabilities, eating one gram of matter and annihilating the antimatter in the body will produce the energy of 30,000 tons of TNT exploding at the same time. According to scientists' calculations, only 6 grams of antimatter is needed to blow up the earth. The latest chapter says that there is an evil star coming in three years. Even if the star is as big as the sun, you can eat a truck to lift it. It's not you who suppresses the combat power. If you want to suppress it, just don't give such a strong gold finger in the first place. If you give a gold finger that exceeds the standard and don't let it be used properly, if you don't attack, who will? This type of book is a cool novel. You have to make a three-year agreement and there will be a crisis of annihilation in three years. That's fine. You can praise him directly when it comes. But the protagonist is still worried about energy now. I'm really convinced.

There is a big problem with the setting. If you have no money, you will steal. This happens again and again. If you act like this, who will open a martial arts gym? The owner of the gym will directly go to all the big families to steal. Who will be a bandit? They all come to steal money. Who is still doing business? If you make some money, it will be stolen. It's understandable once or twice, but I'm speechless if I keep doing this.

Don't worry about the three views. If I steal your things, I still have to blame you for not taking good care of them 🤭

This is not good enough, but this book can be regarded as good food. What kind of immortality do you usually eat?