Ten Levels a Second: From Border Guard to Unstoppable Conqueror

A truly refreshing novel, no nonsense, no clichés, decisive killing, no cruelty, simple and clear martial arts, no pressure on levels, very satisfying, not bad, not bad, I haven't seen such a refreshing novel in a long time, please come on, author💪

What do you mean, you have been playing nesting dolls. Secondly, you, the Qian Kingdom, should die. There are rebels and rebels everywhere. It is too outrageous. There are barbarian invasions from outside. From this understanding, after all, the protagonist now encounters officials who are in charge of hundreds of thousands of people, but it is ridiculous that a prefect with no cultivation can be easily manipulated by the eighth grade. Secondly, there is a traitor from a sect of hundreds of people on the protagonist's side. There are random killings, and there is a sect rebellion over there... Damn, this is the border, where are there so many sects? Secondly, there is no end to the matryoshka dolls. I don't see the use of the army. According to this kind of matryoshka dolls, a first-level or higher level can kill hundreds of thousands of people. Why do we need an army? Kill the eighth-level ones, the seventh-level ones come, kill the seventh-level ones, and the sixth-level ones come again. It's funny. And you don't know how many levels of skills you get from the first few merits. A Blood Wolf Sword Technique can reach five or six levels. Brother, isn't this the martial arts you got from a ninth-level martial artist at the beginning? It doesn't matter how many levels this thing has, and it doesn't calculate based on small successes or big successes. It's just a waste of merit points.

Certified bookworm for ten years, great looking! No ink, no verbosity, just straight to the point. I also went out of my way to read the bad reviews. I can only say that I have seen too many people who deliberately give good reviews. This time I finally saw one who gave bad reviews.

Cool article, I recommend everyone to read it, it's good

Generally speaking, it is typical to kill the young and then the old. The author does not introduce in detail what dynasty he is in. He only introduces the legion and there are not many people. Anyway, there are sect traitors inside and all kinds of killing, burning and looting, and there are barbarians outside who are still at a disadvantage. Unlike other novels where there are tens of thousands of people fighting in the war, here there are at most hundreds of people.

It's so tiring to watch, and the poisonous points are indeed nothing, but every time the protagonist rushes back to take action at the most critical moment, it seems that his subordinates can't come back without being maimed. The first few times were fine, but after more, they become tired. Can't they come back in time, and every time. . . Forget it, let's not talk about it

It's pretty good, but there are too few chapters and updates are too slow.

It's all about critical moments, vulgar, repetitive and boring, and the plot is already old.

How did this book get into the top three of the rankings? It keeps beating the young and the old. It's an infinite matryoshka. You can't just kill a few bad guys to make it a cool book. It's really confusing.

Only a few chapters have been updated, and now the names are starting to appear wrong. The names change one after another, and the more I read, the more tired I am.