Evolve Infinitely Starting from Adding Points

The only point of interest in this book is to eliminate homogeneity. It is recommended that you read it without thinking, otherwise your brain will be damaged.

The pace is too slow. A faster pace would be much better. There are more than a hundred chapters yet to come out of the novice village.

There is a heroine, let me taste it first 😍😍😍

The protagonist should be a lone wolf to kill monsters. He should bring those women to slow down the pace, and also get a fellow practitioner's skills to lead the female supporting role. Why don't you just get an initiation and directly give the protagonist's attributes to the wolf girl. What's the use of that wolf girl? The protagonist and a level 2 warrior can't even defeat an elite goblin. There is also the cat girl who thinks that the saleswoman has no fighting ability, and then in order to take her with her, she starts to get her side jobs of planting and sewing. She has just started learning, when will she be able to help? The planting cycle is so long and the yield is still low. When will it be useful? Sewing requires even more experience. Moreover, these feel useless to the protagonist and of no great use. They can be purchased directly without any necessity. The priest feels the same way, it is useless, especially after the protagonist learns the healing skills, the more valuable thing is that the family is better, and the maid he brings is more useful. The most important thing is that the protagonist's upgrade is too slow. Shouldn't this kind of failure be used to quickly spawn monsters and upgrade? It's almost 200 chapters, and I'm still in the novice zone. I'm only at level 5 or 6 now. Moreover, the protagonist's skill should have a focus, and focus on developing one profession in the early stage. Otherwise, a bunch of level 56 professions like this will not be as strong as a level 10 profession. Even though he knew there would be goblins attacking the city, he didn't level up. He often had sex with the wolf girl, got up at noon, and then went to train with the maid. How many goblins can you kill in one day of training? Is it just a waste of time? With your level and attributes, you should be fine in the wild for a few days, right? The author's writing is too protracted and watery, with a lot of data and little plot advancement. The female supporting characters are not very impressive either. I don't feel like I have a detailed outline, I just have a general direction, and then I write based on my feeling. There are still many details that are not handled well. The most classic one is the currency system, but this is really difficult to handle. Many authors have problems, so I won't go into details. I hope the author will update more and speed up the process.

The author's writing style is pretty good, and there are no big problems with logic. This is the plot. I only reached a level at chapter 50. It's almost chapter 80 and I'm still wandering around the novice area of ​​the novice village. It can be said that I stayed in the kindergarten and refused to leave. I personally think that the novel must be story-oriented, and other conditions are acceptable as long as they are not too bad. But there is no story, everything else is just carved out of shit.

It is considered a slightly outstanding category among original novels There are many female protagonists, the protagonist is not Yang Wei, and there is no peeing throughout the whole process. The rhythm in the early and middle stages is smooth and very enjoyable. Disadvantages: The main plot is unclear, the rhythm in the later stage is chaotic, and it does not have the thrill of showing off in the early and middle stages. It can be seen that there is no outline and the ideas are messy. However, there have been some adjustments later, so I can't make a final decision yet, but I can look forward to it Also: The author is a virgin at first glance, and the emotional scenes he wrote are very embarrassing. I didn't dare to read the chapter where he confessed to Feini.

It's not a big problem, but I always feel like it's a waste of time. It's obviously a proficiency level article, but I feel like I've only finished it after a long time. There's very little sense of improvement. I don't have a career until about 50 chapters.

It's extremely poisonous, run quickly 1. Although the male protagonist is not a stomach-nourishing man, he is written like an innocent boy, and he is only a spoiler. The purpose of making the male protagonist is to slow down his development, and there are more than one or two. The main key roles are all women The harem also has 369 levels. A genius opened a harem, but the results are all spoilers from some small rural places 2. It is too watery after it is released. Let me describe the plot to everyone Get skills Yes, kill goblins, kill monsters, upgrade skills, improve attributes, improve return to town, fuck oil bottles, continue to kill goblins for hundreds of thousands of words 3, the data related to numbers is too collapsed A simple summary, the setting is that normal adult men can kill goblins casually, with more than 100 chapters, an ordinary goblin can be killed dozens of times, a girl in Chapter 1, an ordinary sword can be killed thousands of times, and more powerful monsters can be killed tens of thousands of times. 4. The plot is too procrastinating and suppresses combat effectiveness The euphemistically called balanced development slows down the speed of professions at several levels, resulting in you not even having the courage to fight monsters of several levels higher After hundreds of thousands of words, it is still a novice village, and a bunch of novice villages have been opened to drag out harems. How do you do it in the later stage?

According to the author's description, I used AI to create a picture of the female mage. It took a long time to finally come up with a decent one. It should be Flora from the character list. (PS: I wasn't even asked to draw stockings, but sometimes they would always draw white stockings or black stockings for me)

The book is a good book, but the setting of the goblin I killed is too outrageous. I can't stand it when I see such disgusting things. Why are most of them now with this kind of retarded setting? The goblin I killed is protected by gods. Are the goblins here also protected by gods?

The biggest bug in this book is probably the scroll. It is not fantasy at all. It is just like the martial arts secrets in third-rate fantasy. Ordinary people who can read can become skills wholesalers.

This book was published before 2010, but now it has not kept up with the times. Readers have tasted better and more seasoned books. This book is too plain and has too many bugs. The data growth of pig's trotters is too nonsense, it's a pretty awesome plug-in, and the numerical value is suppressed too much. The humanities aspect is also very nonsense. They are all stiff NPCs and look like online games.

1. The writing style is acceptable, with no sentence errors, confusing structure, etc. 2. The plot has a relatively clear main line. The male protagonist grows up from a remote area and then upgrades to fight monsters (more traditional, but I think this is good). At the same time, there are long-term plot connections from time to time, which will not be too boring 3. There should be multiple female protagonists. Although there are multiple female protagonists, the main plot is for the male protagonist to improve his abilities. There is not too much emphasis on this part. The emotional aspect is handled well, there are no thunders, and there are no disgusting places, which is more in line with my expectations. 4. The golden finger arrangement is more appropriate. It is not directly invincible, nor does it suppress the growth of the male protagonist all the time, which is comfortable. 5. The male protagonist has a good personality and conforms to the three views of the Chinese people. He is not a black man or a brainless virgin. He also likes to eat meat (this is a bonus) 😁😁 6. The update speed is good. He wrote 850,000 words in 5 months, which is relatively fast among authors. I will add later, I have voted for all 3 monthly votes I have read. It is a very good novel.

Mushroom Soup Brother Killer: The events are complete and the plot is smooth. Although there are problems with deus ex machina and artificial writing, in general, the author knows what readers want to see and what he is writing, and he is trying his best to make what he writes become what everyone wants to read. Illustrated Brother Killer: The details are exquisite and the plot is reasonable, but it lacks features or settings that can attract readers. There is no expectation or surprise between the laying out and recycling of foreshadowing. As a result, the structure is loose and there is no desire to follow the reading. Unless you are a professional lover of the subject, it is difficult to arouse interest in the reading process. Proficiency Brother Kill: There is an obvious problem of redundant settings. The character's attributes and skills are updated in each chapter, but there is almost no connection with the storyline. There is almost no difference between the protagonist's behavior pattern at the beginning and the behavior pattern after the attributes have doubled. Unless the author uses some plot to simplify and integrate the previous complicated skills and improve the system, the more he writes, the more he can control it.

Earth Bear, Wind Fox, Red Flame Tiger, these are all crappy names. If the author doesn't know how to name them, he would just copy them from the DND setting book. These third-rate online game mob names give me a headache.

That's off the mark. A level 0.8 Adventurer. You are level one, two, or three. Bronze, silver, and gold are all fine. You are level 0.8. I have been reading novels for so many years. This is the first time I have seen levels with decimal points. Level 0.8 Is such a talent.

To be honest, I watched it because there were many female protagonists, and I'm a bitch. The ones I've seen so far basically don't have any descriptions of female protagonists or emotional scenes.

The protagonist is just a guy on the side of the road, who was turned into a dog by the author, and is chased and kicked by monsters every day. It is obviously a cool template for writing, but it always makes me feel aggrieved. You might as well kill that young couple, and keep the one who was repeatedly beaten to death by you, why not just click on the ball.

The author begins by talking about how miserable the bottom class is, and the messy and miserable current situation of the various bottom classes. If these tragedies were only used later to highlight the protagonist's personal efforts, it would be a pure Vance joke.

A sick man has a constitution of 4 and a strength of 8. Do you think he can use it? Although according to the framework of DNF, there is still a system, but you have to consider the real problems, right? How can you get such great strength without that kind of physique?

Those who follow the trend look normal + ordinary. Requires a large amount and is full

The emotional line is too awkward. If the lone ranger didn't work as a nanny for a bunch of women, it would have been a passable food novel. It's a pity.

Chapter 38 was withdrawn, I was so happy. The main character was so scared that he couldn't sleep all night. He was really a piece of shit who couldn't help the cheater.

Looking at the introduction of the main characters, they are all female. Is the author very horny?

Why write a Chinese protagonist's name, and then all other characters are foreign and nondescript. Otherwise, they all have foreign names (I personally don't like it, it's more subjective)

When I saw the Godhead of the Ice God, I thought it was for the protagonist to gather the mighty power of the gods to deal with the undercurrent. I knew that the undercurrent was already stronger than last time and almost all the existing gods were dead. Then I thought that as long as there was a Godhead of the Holy Light Goddess, I didn't even try it. He said that there might be a conflict, forcing the female partner Ellie to help the Ice God Godhead. Speaking of Ellie's talent and potential, if it does not rely on the male protagonist to improve, it can be said that there is a way to get the recognition of the Ice God Godhead. It also made me laugh. Although the writing no longer requires logic. But at least cover it up. You can't just give it to one godhead if there is one in the future. What about the extra ones? The ones around you will not be given to the godhead. If you don't have the life contract, it will be like wholesale. The original combat power will collapse, especially when you compare it from time to time later. What can I say? , A level 29 Ellie may go through hundreds of trials from level 21 to level 25. The protagonist is expected to be at risk. Later, it will be said that it is difficult to fight dozens of low-level epic beasts at the peak of the epic. The description of the combat power has already collapsed. Especially when it was mentioned earlier that Dragon Lair fought an orc at the peak of the epic level. It may not be easy to fight. A well-equipped protagonist can kill a quasi-legendary goblin (attributes even reaching legend) directly. As a result, the next chapter is risky. There are also dozens of epic low-level goblins that cannot be beaten by the peak epic. Anyway, the combat power has already collapsed. I barely watched it. Mainly I've been following this book for more than 100,000 yuan. Although I haven't ordered much at all, I have also voted for a few monthly tickets. My biggest expectation for this book is that Lin Mo and his harem will have a good ending, and then there will be nothing more. In the early stage, when there is no career and when I arrive at Shefilia's hometown. It may look better, but the rest of the content is bland and daily (I can't even say it's not dangerous, I can only say it's bland). The combat power setting and the golden finger setting are doomed to collapse from the beginning. If you can still see the attributes in the front, it's equivalent to hydrology in the back. It's really unattractive. I went to subscribe to the full book. I can only wait until it is a little better and then subscribe. Don't talk about miscellaneous things. I didn't spend anything💰 to comment on this. I can only be a reader. I really got a long-term companionship (personal feeling). I hope this book can be completed smoothly and give a good ending.

There are too many skills and it's too confusing. When choosing skills, you choose them randomly. You can obviously develop towards magical skills, but you end up in the direction of rubbish.

You can't think about it with your head The first is price, many people have said it The second is combat power. Level 1 is 10 main attribute points, but hundreds of thousands of words have not been mentioned about the main way to add points other than practicing skills. The aborigines are extremely slow to learn and practice skills. The kingdom's genius mage learns a spell every month only once in a hundred years. The level 4 adventurer mages and similar professionals who appeared in the mid-term, how can they learn more than 40 main attribute points?

The elite level requires 20 attribute points, and the extraordinary level requires 50? How much does it cost to reach the first level of the hero stage? Then what can the aborigines do to become the peak hero? You have to learn at least hundreds of skills, and you have to master every skill completely, plus you have to take medicine to get the most out of it. Is this normal? The most important thing is that the aborigines all follow a single path, unlike the protagonist who learns every professional skill, and starts from the elite to learn non-professional skills and debff, which is slow to learn. Do they have so many single professional skills? They have to fully master each one, and the attribute bonus given by the profession does not count. The professional bonus has to be discarded and only the basic value is counted. What does it take to become a peak hero? There have even been legends before?

Why can western fantasy be included in the academy competition? If you co-authored it, this is still a Japanese-style western fantasy novel.