I Become Stronger at Night, My Talents Evolve Infinitely

The writing is too dark. Two of the three armies serve the inner city, while an army composed of civilians goes to fight on the front line. People in the inner city can bully people in the outer city unscrupulously, and senior officials in the inner city can arrange exams through the back door at will, without caring what people in the outer city think. It's a sick society. I don't understand why this country can still exist in such a dark society. If a commoner wants to be promoted, he or she is nothing without S-level or above talents, just like the protagonist who has A-level talents and is bullied at will. What puzzles me the most is how the troops on the defense line can fight with peace of mind and work hard to protect their homes and the country? Civilians fight abroad in order to let their relatives living at home enjoy the oppression of the aristocratic class? Sick

There is a problem with this novel. When the whole world is full of White Walkers, the country is filled with all kinds of conspiracies, assassinations, and jealousy of talents. The most critical resource of the Night's Watch is at the minimum. The country is not finished yet? Just rely on the heroism of this and that one? I have been delaying reporting to the Great Wall for so long. I am really speechless and have given up.

It borrows settings from some works such as God Slayer, Demon Slayer, and Giant, but it is well integrated and does not have the feeling of stitching monsters. So far, I have not seen any typos. It is considered a good book.

I have seen more than 230 chapters so far. It can be said that if it does not collapse in the later stage, it will be on the way to the middle grade, but it will not reach the threshold of high quality. 1. Plot: There isn't much in terms of settings, whether it's ability, identity, background, or world view. I can even vaguely guess some of the later trends (which means the underlying framework of the design is relatively routine). Furthermore, the plot is always driven by unknown attacks and battles, which makes me a little tired. 2. Writing style: Average, I can only say it is smooth. I want to write something with a sense of heroism, but the writing style is neither plain and realistic, nor gorgeous and heroic, which puts me in an awkward position. Furthermore, the dialogue is not smooth and too written (just to mention the problem of AI, DeepSeek is occasionally a bit heavy) 3. Characters: Very vivid, but not vivid, let alone three-dimensional. The portrayal of the protagonist can only be regarded as "good", and the supporting characters are even more flat and facial-shaped, not to mention the minor supporting characters. There are problems with the development of this ability and the division of the combat power system, which leads to poor coordination of character relationships (this is also a plot flaw) I don't know which book this is the author's. If it is an early work, then I think the author still has some potential to be tapped. He can refer to more high-quality works in the industry.

To be honest, I think the plot setting of this book is very good. Unlike other books, where you start with a school awakening, you either slap your face or hide your strength, and then enter some secret realm to upgrade everyone with experience. The protagonist's strength improvement has already reached 1.7 Million+ words. If it is really long, the speed is normal. However, the division of realms is not very clear, but after all, there are settings of talent and development level, so it is not enough to just look at the first and second levels. I think the writing of the characters is pretty good anyway.

Very good

It feels good at the beginning, why do you have to add some messiness? When I saw a dormitory in Yanyang and Nangong Fugui appeared, I didn't want to watch it.

I'm really speechless. The setting was pretty good at first, but then the combat power collapsed. Two second-price players can defeat level five and above, and one level one can fight level five. It's not bad if I don't give you seconds. I can't watch it anymore.

It's better than the plot of God Killing

To be honest, the writing style is still lacking a lot compared to those top ones. In terms of the same shortcomings, Night Watch is more dangerous than the other two, but it is still assigned based on competition, which is a bit contradictory. Then there are too many characters appearing at once, and it may be a bit difficult to see. You can consider creating a character building and filling in the characters that have appeared before, so that readers can have an image. The final advantage. The language is concise and concise, and the characters are flesh-and-blood