High Martial: My Mosquito Clone Is on a Killing Spree

Just to make a complaint, the resource consumption during the bone forging period is too exaggerated. Bone Tempering Pills can be eaten as food, so ordinary civilians don't need to practice. How many people in the world can afford to practice? It's too exaggerated.

Mosquitoes become bigger and degenerate. Mosquitoes that get smaller and smaller are more advantageous for mosquitoes to survive by sucking blood. Too fast is not good, as the airflow will affect the concealment of mosquitoes.

The plot is not exciting enough. Is the main reason for upgrading around mosquitoes? Sometimes it is school training, and sometimes the principal. It is too far-fetched for people with social experience. It is not because of mosquitoes that the absolute gap with others has widened. This school scene is so imbecile. The protagonist lacks his own core goal. He is either goal-driven or the outside world has changed and he is constantly adapting passively. The main problem is that after the mosquito upgrades, it suppresses the blood acquisition. . There will be no dark blue, let me see where your limits are. . .

It is estimated that again: the human race was suppressed during its heyday, and then fell into obscurity. The protagonist is born rampant and relies on the legacy of his ancestors to make a comeback 🤭 I just want to ask: why 🤓

Forget it, I don't like joining the country

You should be a bit obsessed with this game. One bone costs one million. How much does it cost to get all the bones in the body? This is just a small realm, and rich people are not created like this😓

The male protagonist practices like crazy! I have been practicing crazily despite pain, fatigue, etc.! Such a spirit will definitely be tempered all the time, and it is impossible to always show a scale of 1.

The beginning is okay, and the first dozen chapters are okay, but the first climax, which is the breakthrough of the warrior, is not good. The author is deliberately setting up the plot, which is natural, but it is too obvious and blunt. The author knows that this plug-in imposes genius flow, so the initial map level is not low, but he still wants the protagonist to show off, so he created a first-level protagonist to fight against a fugitive who has just entered the second level, but the fugitive escaped from the third to fifth levels.

Starting from the one that suppresses the protagonist, I became more and more unsatisfied. I originally came here for the mosquito clone Goldfinger, but before I enjoyed it for a few chapters, the author directly took a stab at it and cut off the most enjoyable part of the book.

It's very depressing to watch, and the writing is so poor.