Destroy Stars with One Punch

Cracks were measured years in advance and rippled throughout the city. The author did not retreat even if the experiment failed. The author did it for the sake of numbers and the strength of the protagonist, and then did not retreat in order to protect the people. He took the lives of soldiers and sacrificed the lives of the people. Then it shows the strength of the protagonist. I really don't like this writing style.

First of all, the first point-deducting item is the title of the book. Those who were attracted by the title must have wanted to read Invincible. However, after reading part of it, they found that it was different from what they expected. This is a novel about a waste material turning around, so one point was deducted. And the plot is not bad, just so-so, without any highlights, just like the past. Deduct one point. Others are okay, so I give this score 3 points (out of 5 points)

The stereotypical rich second-generation school beauty waste material

There is a big force investigating your family, but you act so high-profile and tell Qinglang that you have advanced agility enhancement? What ability have you registered that others can't find? The logic is confusing and you can't watch it without using your brain.

I haven't reached lv.2 After reading more than 100 chapters. It's funny.

Here is a little suggestion for the author When reading this book, the overall feeling is still very good. But there is one thing. In the early stage, Fang Yuan's method of improving his level was mostly through anger, but in the later stage, he used his own training to improve his ability level. So there will be a small flaw: it will make readers feel unreal. The ability improvement is too fast and exaggerated, but the article does not say much about how he trains, which makes the readers not very clear about Fang Yuan's ability. As a result, sometimes Fang Yuan would be a little confused when watching him fight with enemies. The above are some of my suggestions for this book. I hope that the author's writing style will get better and better and he will create more excellent works.

The subject matter is okay, it's a general audience. I've just read more than 200 chapters, and it makes me feel uncomfortable. The protagonist's teammates are purely NPCs, and their IQs are in key high schools. Maybe the author wants to find a substitute for readers to answer their doubts. But I can't stand it. The main character is really capable of causing trouble. He's good at studying but still has such a strong ability. Sometimes he's very smart, but sometimes he's almost like an NC. That's okay. It's a subjective evaluation. The beholder sees the benevolence and the wise see the wisdom. I'm destined to see you. Thank you.

I have read more than 500 chapters now. To be honest, at least the plot is okay now, but now that I read it, I feel like reporting this book, because the country in this book still uses China as the background template, but then directly uses the East China Sea region to outline the country. It looks like the East China Sea is one country, and it feels suspected of division. [For example, around chapter 500, most of the descriptions of participating in important international conferences are in the name of the East China Sea. If I remember correctly, it seems that some of the various national activities are also done in the name of the region (as long as the author does not change it)] But it may be a misunderstanding, but at least it feels like this now. Let's read it again. If it continues like this from now on, there's nothing we can do about it.

It started with alien beasts invading and fighting to defend the homeland, and then it turned into a three-body science fiction story.

Great book, it's rare to read it from beginning to end without skipping it