Starry Sky Synthesis Manual

The author must not forget his roots. Most of the people who read this book come here for synthesis. Think about the last time they synthesized it.

This book and The Witcher Next Door: Building a Golem Army from Scratch are both about making puppets, and both want standardized production on the assembly line. One is the wizard stream, the other is the technology stream. It depends on which one of you has better results.

Metal manipulation can make metal fly? I always thought that the ability to control objects is the ability of telekinesis or mental power. So the ability of earth attribute is flying earth, and the ability of water attribute is flying water?

The first part is okay, but the later you go, the more boring it becomes. Your fighting and training plot only accounts for less than 20% of the whole book. You could change the title of your book to "Rebirth: I Write a Thesis in the Starry Sky". It's really ruined.

The protagonist uses synthesized high-level potions at the beginning, and then after entering the Star Alliance, he is told, "After testing, the student XX used a large amount of high-end potions during his apprenticeship, which caused potential damage and does not meet the qualifications for admission to the school. He will be refunded." End of the book

It's too watery, the descriptions of various environments are too detailed, I don't even have the heart to read them. There are no battle scenes, and there are very few interactions with people. The research on puppets is all kinds of specious things, which are of no use. The plot can be simply skipped. I have to write a big book about it. It's really boring.

Shuangwen is unhappy, the water is not boiling. I was looking forward to it at the beginning, but the more I read, the less interesting it became. No need to hang up, hey, I just rely on myself. What is this book called: Starry Sky Synthesis Manual? What I saw was exactly "I, a middle-aged and upper-middle-class person, traveled across the sea of ​​​​stars with my sweat and hard work." I don't want to think about how to develop the system, I don't know where the system's limits are, and I just practice hard all day long with a mid-level attitude. In the end, he surpassed his opponents one by one. Are all his classmates and opponents useless? 3-in-1 can be advanced. At the beginning of the puppet game, you have to combine a mechanical god to protect yourself. It doesn't matter if there are not enough resources on earth. When universities and colleges manage enough resources, there is still no need to synthesize. I have to wait until I run out of money to remember that I have a system. In the end, the synthesis was increased once, just to earn a start-up capital 🙂. The paths that the protagonist is taking now have been reached by geniuses of other high-level civilizations just after weaning. The resources that the protagonist has and the resources that are exchanged for weapons have been eliminated by other geniuses for many generations and many years. The summary is that the talent is not as high as other geniuses, the skills are not as good as others, and the resources are not as many as others. But with hard work, the protagonist will narrow the gap with them and even surpass them easily in the end.

It's too backward, you can't see things like alchemy bombs, lightsabers and the like, you can't see rays and the like, puppets are pure meat.

Seeing that it cost 20 million to break through to the third level of Transcendence (8 million for the training room, 5 million for two bottles of potion, and several million for the synthesis of various resources), the black life core (battle-damaged version) before was only 150,000, and later I have to break through the black core The protagonist's cost is someone else's, and I am speechless.

The first chapter can be changed. Will anyone really pay attention to the protagonist when he enters the classroom?