High Martial: My Mosquito Clone Is on a Killing Spree
高武：我的蚊子分身杀疯了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 11d ago
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255Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
39.4kFans
<1 ch/weekPace
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Just one complaint: the resource consumption for the Bone Tempering stage is outrageous! If Bone Tempering Pills were as common as food, ordinary people wouldn't need to cultivate at all. How many people in the world could afford to cultivate? It's too extravagant!
Mosquitoes growing larger is a sign of degeneration; mosquitoes becoming smaller is more conducive to their blood-sucking and survival. However, moving too fast is also not good, as airflow can affect their concealment.
I've cast my monthly pass, let's discuss the issues.
The plot lacks excitement. Is the main reason escalating around mosquitoes? One minute it's the school that's training them, the next it's the principal—anyone with social experience would find this explanation far-fetched. The mosquitoes didn't create a significant gap between them and others. The school setting is incredibly simplistic.
It is also the script of all the heavens and myriad races
It's likely another story of humanity being suppressed during its golden age and then reduced to a lowly state. The protagonist rises to power and uses the legacy of their ancestors to defy fate and turn the tables. 🤭 I just want to ask: Why 🤓?
Forget it, I don't like joining the country.
This is a bit baffling. One bone costs a million, how much would the entire skeleton cost? And this is just a small level of extravagance; even the rich don't spend money like this 😓
There is a rather large bug.
The male protagonist's cultivation is insane! He cultivates relentlessly, constantly enduring pain, exhaustion, and other hardships! Such a spirit will certainly be constantly tempered and cannot always display a scale of 1.
The beginning was alright, and the first dozen or so chapters were okay too, but the first climax, the breakthrough to martial arts mastery, fell short. The author deliberately set up the plot, which is understandable, but it was too obvious and forced.
I found it increasingly difficult to continue reading after the chapter about suppressing the protagonist. I originally came for the mosquito clone cheat, but before I could enjoy it for more than a few chapters, the author cut off the most exciting part of the book.
It was very depressing to read; the writing was terrible.