Climbing the Tech Tree Through Data Networks

His abilities are so strong that he could rule the world, but unfortunately, the protagonist has a low level of education.

It feels like stepping back ten years, like reading a simplistic novel from that era. The concept is good, but does this book even have an outline? It feels like it's about to fall apart at any moment. The inconsistencies between the beginning and end of the story are truly baffling. Writing about extraordinary individuals alone is difficult.

Develop an evolutionary vaccine that increases infectivity, repairs limbs, evolves the body, progresses gradually, absorbs energy, and advances towards martial arts: Skin Refining Vaccine, Flesh Refining Vaccine, Tendon Refining Vaccine, Bone Refining Vaccine, Marrow Refining Vaccine, Blood Refining Vaccine, Organ Refining Vaccine, Visceral Refining Vaccine, Spirit Refining Vaccine, and Acupoint Refining Vaccine.

The premise is good, but everything else is a flop. The plot, the writing, and the main character are all subpar. It's a complete waste of the premise.

One update a day, good luck. Maybe six months or even a year later, I'll stumble upon your post and remember you. How do you maintain a daily update schedule? You'll starve if the data isn't good. Without data feedback, you won't have the motivation to keep writing.

The protagonist is incredibly capable, but unfortunately lacks education; he doesn't know how to use his skills. It's like carrying a gold mine on an assembly line…

The biggest advantage of this book is its sheer enjoyment. All the actions and plot arrangements serve this purpose. So, if you're looking for a fast-paced, enjoyable read and don't have high expectations for logic, you might want to give it a try. Having discussed the strengths, let's move on to the weaknesses. The biggest problem with this book is its terrible logic.

An incredibly powerful cheat ability was ruined and turned into garbage. You really can't trust any brain-teasing novels on Qidian.

This book is hard to describe. It's like watching a single-player game by the main character; I remember nothing after finishing it.

What if people who had no legs suddenly grew legs? How would you explain that?