Psychic Myriad Worlds: The Paladin Trains His Body into a Stat Monster

It's really baffling. So many novels these days don't start with characters or a story, just a bunch of settings... Why don't they just play games? What age group is reading this kind of stuff?!

It's too pale; I feel like it'll be discontinued.

Does the author have a complete outline and system? Earlier, it was said that capturing mounts was a rare advantage skill for knights, then they introduced celestial spirits, but later it was changed so that any powerful professional would want to capture celestial spirits. So where is the advantage of the knight's mount?

I suggest focusing on my own character's independent development; there's no need to keep adding female supporting characters. The author is somewhat weak in this area. Understanding the cycle of satisfying progression and its effects is the right thing to do.

Is it a single female lead, multiple female leads, or no female lead? Personally, I think this type of book can only be either without a female lead or with multiple female leads. To me, having only one female lead is like cutting off your own arms.

Can we please stop using the sword and shield? I think the long sword from Monster Hunter is the coolest.

Good idea, but the writing style needs improvement. Suggestion: Don't add a female lead. I'm not talking about a male lead who is an eunuch, nor am I talking about harem novels. Judging from the current writing style, the author's ability to depict women is weak, and the character development of female characters is insufficient. Many great authors have this problem.

1. Basic Attributes (White 1-star, these are the base values; the specific forging value is star level * base.) 1. Strength +1 2. Physique +1 3. Dexterity +1 4. Spirit +1 5. Psychic Energy +1 6. Luck +1 7. Willpower +1 8. Charisma +1 9. Derivative Attributes 10. Health +30 11. Psychic Energy +10 12. Stamina +15 13. Base Attack +3 14. Spell Attack +3 15. Spell Power +1 16. Base Armor +3

Aren't paladins part of the holy order? They're either on par with priests or an advanced class for priests 😏. After all, "paladin" is just a translation issue; in Western fantasy games, paladins and mounts aren't directly related. At most, some holy knights might ride a mount, but that's unrelated to riding skills.

I remember an interesting Master Oogway looks down on these lousy attackers. What do you think Master Oogway's greatest strength is? He's a turtle! None of them stack armor or build defenses. How can they possibly learn the essence of his kung fu? Look at A Bao, his defense is so thick you can't see the end. Da Long hits him for ages without breaking his defense, but when he rams Da Long in the belly, half of his health is gone.