Infinite Evolution: Starting with Stat Points

The protagonist, with his overpowered abilities, should be soloing monsters. Bringing those women along only slows down the pace. And then there's the added element of a shared cultivation skill to carry the female supporting characters. Why didn't you just give the protagonist's attributes to that wolf girl directly? What's the point of that wolf girl?

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's considered slightly better than other original works. Multiple female leads, but the main character isn't Yang Wei, and there's not a single dull moment. The pacing in the early and middle stages is smooth and very enjoyable. Weaknesses: The main storyline is unclear, the pacing becomes chaotic in the later stages, and it lacks the exhilarating feeling of the early and mid-game.

There aren't any major problems, but there's a certain feeling of it being neither satisfying nor worth abandoning. It's supposed to be a story about grinding for skill levels, but it feels like all that grinding resulted in this, with very little sense of progression. The profession isn't introduced until around chapter 50.

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.

Based on the author's description, I used AI to create an image of the female mage, and after a long time, I managed to produce something that was passable. It should be Flora from the character list. (PS: I didn't ask them to draw stockings, but sometimes they still draw white 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?

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.

The biggest flaw in this book is probably the scrolls. They're not fantastical at all; they're like martial arts manuals in a third-rate fantasy novel, where anyone who can read can become a wholesaler of skills.

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.