American Comics: My Growth Has No Limits!

The maximum poison point; intelligence appears in the attribute panel. The most taboo thing about the attribute panel is the appearance of the intelligence column. You can change it to spirit or will and blur it, but intelligence cannot appear. The intelligence of the protagonist depends on the author, and it is useless to add Potian in the text. There are a lot of things to complain about in the first three chapters alone.

Disappointment, growth has no upper limit, but the growth rate is as slow as a snail. Can you imagine that the protagonist has been training for five years, and the explosive force of boxing is only 500 kilograms?

The protagonist is pure rubbish, and the golden finger has unlimited power. It seems very strong, but in fact it is pure rubbish. The protagonist has been practicing for 5 years and cannot break through the limits of his body. When encountering major events, he can only rely on the author to forcibly cheat. You can watch it if you can accept it.

The protagonist's power is unlimited, but the speed at which he increases gives people the impression that a late-stage hero cannot survive at all 🙂 Compared with Mark, after awakening, he becomes a little superman. After a few months of practice, the enhancement range of each attribute is basically 60 to 70%. Compared with your growth rate, you are also defeated in front of Mark. It's just a far-fetched, unlimited amount of money.

Click here to watch Invincible Heroes, and you end up jumping through Marvel in seconds at the beginning, so forget it, you actually went through World War II, and then you have written more than 100,000 words until now... I am not a buddy, and the previous plot is not popular, and I don't even feel immersed in the pretentiousness. It makes sense why American comics entered Marvel in 2008🥵🥵, and the protagonist is good. Don't talk about the Weixing people. I guess even Iron Man can't beat you.

Looking at the synopsis, you have to practice to the death to constantly break the limit. The one set by the little abuser is different from Saitama's limiter. Saitama's limiter is illogical and can make you infinitely stronger by exercising normally every day!

Chapter 62: The strength is only two tons 🙂. It is growing so slowly. Why should I hit Nolan? What should I use to hit the mid to late stage? Relying on the author to tease the protagonist alone? Do you want to write about a story where the protagonist works hard to level up, but at the same time suppresses the protagonist's leveling speed, and then waits for a big event where the protagonist is not strong enough and then cheats on the protagonist? 🙂

Chapter 4 begins to expose his identity as a time traveler 😓

The title does not match the content. The title says "invincible flow". In fact, in order to compromise the plot, it has not even exceeded the limits of the human body for four or five years. I used a plug-in to play the plot, and I can no longer write when I'm out of the plot. How do I get back to it? Directly lowering the protagonist's IQ, it took four or five years to discover that fighting can break the limit better than exercise. There are constant interruptions during the battle, allowing the enemy to escape, and the plot returns to its original point. He is obviously a time-traveler, and he has regarded this place as his hometown for four or five years after traveling to another world. He knows that the other world is dangerous, and he temporarily escapes from the sea of ​​suffering and travels back. In order to return to the circle, he inexplicably wants to go back. There are a lot of similar plots. Novice authors write books without an outline. They write whatever comes to mind. The protagonist is a complete puppet.

Why did you start revealing the truth in Chapter 4? 😮‍💨