This Is Gaowu!

A senior soldier can dodge pistol and rifle bullets at a speed of 40 meters per second, which is a bit ridiculous. This is the speed of a car running at 140 meters per second, and the muzzle velocity of rifle bullets is almost four to five hundred meters per second. Some rifles have a muzzle velocity of more than 800 meters per second. The prerequisite for being able to dodge bullets at a speed of 40 meters per second is prediction. Then senior soldiers must have super perception and vision. They must sense before the gunman pulls the trigger, and calculate the impact point of the bullet to dodge in advance.

Speechless, in the author's eyes, an old aunt in her thirties actually has bright eyes and white teeth. What does a girl of seventeen or eighteen mean to her? The author has watched too many beauties on Douyin. As far as Douyin's beauty function is concerned, a fifty-year-old can look as bright-eyed and white-toothed as a seventeen- or eighteen-year-old.

Can the author have some common sense in physics? Speed ​​is power. If the pressure is enough, nothing can break through the defense. So, why can't ordinary alloy break through the defense of an F-class mutant beast?

There is a logical question: Can humans explore and colonize the universe with peace of mind before there is a winner or loser on Earth? If the universe invests less, development will be slow; if it invests too much, it will be afraid of being stolen, and the rear will be unstable, how can the development be good? Isn't this nonsense?

Everything else about this book is okay, but the whole background of the story is too hopeless. I can't even make a breakthrough by my own efforts. It's really too hopeless. I can't hold on until chapter 46. Come on, everyone, why can't I rate the starting point?

The author probably doesn't know how old teenagers are now. The 12-year-old girls are already in junior high school, and many are over 160cm tall. Why does the protagonist's daughter feel like she's still in kindergarten?

Good book, good to read, maybe it's the age of the main character that has turned some people away.

That's outrageous. If you change the sword technique, the front will be gone? I have practiced master-level sword skills in vain, and I immediately become a novice after learning a new one.

After reading the first two chapters, a lot of people ran away because I had a daughter. It seems that many people are a little impatient with this kind of routine.

Everything else was fine, except that I couldn't understand why Lu fell in love with the protagonist. The relationship between a 40-year-old uncle and a graduate student was written as a love affair between two young people, which is a bit weird no matter how you look at it. . .

If you take away someone else's body and make the family angry, it's better to write that you have no relatives. It's very easy to write about family members' diarrhoea.

The subject matter is quite good, but it's a bit unacceptable to be transported to such a scumbag man who beats children. And I think Lu Fei should be the heroine. From a God's perspective, she will be left with genetic material by a scumbag middle-aged man she originally hated.

As long as there is a heroine in the story, the quality is obviously declining, and the preface does not even match the postscript. What is this picture? I can't write about the heroine and female characters. Why do I keep giving so many plots?

A young and beautiful woman, a popular goddess, a hot-bodied female warrior with superb combat power, a rich girl falls in love with a pot-bellied, forty-year-old, greasy old man with a baby, a poor and poor man who likes to bathe his feet, a weak chicken and an old man?

Unfortunately, there is a big bug. When changing to a new skill, it directly overwrites the previous skill, but the proficiency starts from scratch. So the previous training is equivalent to practicing in vain 💀💀💀 For those who are more serious about reading, this is really uncomfortable.

Write a cool article and include dead foreign devils. Ill

Daddy text? He is also very powerful and takes over after traveling through time. It is quite niche.

Excuse me, does this novel have anything to do with maintenance workers?

For the sake of conflict, the protagonist is allowed to work alone without joining forces. This kind of plot is honestly very illogical and ugly to write. Obviously the protagonist is short of resources and money, has an adopted daughter to protect, and has an ambiguous partner who is more powerful than the protagonist and works for the official power. It is also a world with various dangers. As a result, the protagonist is not strong enough in the early stage and has to work alone, refusing to join the official power, and then various resources are lacking and loans... Obviously you can rely on plug-ins to join the official force team to obtain resources, but you have to hold on to it, and then all kinds of villains see the protagonist without any connections and plan to kidnap the adopted daughter and rob the protagonist... To put it bluntly, in this way of writing the plot, most of the danger of the adopted daughter comes from the protagonist being so stubborn that others don't know how powerful the protagonist is.

I started reading it yesterday and have read more than 40 chapters. The author's training system is imitated by Swallowing Starry Sky, which I really like. But the progress of the plot is too far behind. Swallowing is really enjoyable all the way to the end, and it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's realm again. This is the rhythm of the story. I read the latest chapter. It's over two million words long. It's still around the third level. After devouring over two million words, Luo Feng is almost invincible in the universe.

Written by a student, the character communication and dialogue are too childish and long-winded. . .

Not bad, keep it up and keep updating. I like this kind of big chapters. Listening to the book for thirty minutes is like listening to the novel simulcast in the past. The small chapters really don't have the fun of following along.

The narrative of the story is reasonable, the description of the characters is specific, and the writing is good. There are some flaws around it, but they are innocuous.

After Fangshi Xiuxian, Fangshi Gaowu also came

It's so well written, my stomach hurts from laughing.

Isn't it a bit embarrassing that the robot dog can only be charged by solar energy?

Call Teacher Lu! ! !

I don't have a monthly ticket, so I'll just send you 9 recommendation votes to show my appreciation.

How is this book? Can I read it? Is there any poison in it?

It's good, finally there is a book that is not about school.