Fierce Beasts Invade: One-Click Attribute Extraction

After reading around, the people who gave negative reviews basically meant that they didn't like Shuangwen, and they talked about Shuangwen's common faults, such as always pretending to be 13. However, u1s1's book is a very good read, with clear logic, strong combat power, and no forced intelligence reduction for the supporting characters. The author's IQ and three views are considered normal. I have been busy all day and have a lot of worries. I wonder if anyone is the same as me. I just want to read some books that are easy to read and not confusing or uncomfortable. Although this book is not as literary as a classic, it can be regarded as a beautiful toner in life.

In a fight, a few hundred kilograms is the talking point. When we get up, we fight each other with fists. You weigh 600 kilograms and I only weigh 500 kilograms. You are too strong! Instant kill, the protagonist is level 8 versus level 6, you are an ant. His sister is level 4, his biological mother is a mortal, and his best friend is level 2. Do you understand what I mean? You are still an ant, you are an ant, your core values ​​have been distorted, what are you writing about? Don't write if you are short of words. People who don't know you will feel uncomfortable when they meet the protagonist. No reason is needed, just the word count is low. Those who give good reviews can make me laugh for a year, haha

The content of this book is a bit old-fashioned but it is innovative. The character of the protagonist is quite distinctive. Overall it's a good book

Yes, in the later stage it will all be a show-off.

Um! In this book, wherever the protagonist goes, someone will ridicule and challenge him. The protagonist must pretend to fight back. To put it bluntly, he must retaliate. And then don't give away everything everywhere. He doesn't use it at all. He can obviously break through the limitations and improve infinitely. Hey, he doesn't use it. In the early stage, it can be said that his talent is not good, and it will be useless if he uses it. But in the later stage, when the talent rises, he still gives it everywhere. I don't know what you want to portray, Dean. Is it too much to take advantage of it? Want everything? The key protagonist gave everything away, without caring at all. He gave away millions and tens of millions of things. He didn't know what was going on in his own family? You have to borrow money from your fiancée to even buy a weapon. Do you want to portray the protagonist as a soft-boiled man who is weak and can be bullied? You are very successful in portraying this aspect. When you have the strength, you no longer care about your own family. After reading hundreds of chapters, you gave your mother a few low-level elixirs, but you didn't want them. Your sister only gave you the elixirs, and the skills were given by your fiancée. The protagonist didn't think about his own family at all. When he killed monsters and trained the equipment, he gave it to others first, not himself.

Don't cross out people's names, it won't read well.

Will someone be arranged to show off when collecting rent? If you pretend to be short for a while, you won't be able to write anymore?

It's pretty good, but the male lead is too guilty.

Although the plot is too bland, the protagonist pretends to be pretentious every day, and people jump out to ridicule them at every turn, and then the protagonist crushes them and shocks everyone. It is repeated over and over again, but after all, the author's three views are quite normal, and he still updates us. At least it is a credit to the author for his hard work.

Everything is written about, and I don't exclude cool writing. Cool writing can make everyone relax, and it is also a good experience for everyone to immerse themselves in a fictional world without thinking. But this book is too brainless. The plot design would have been old-fashioned even ten years ago, and the writing style is even worse. A bunch of brainless and slap-in-the-face plots are like the ideas of a junior high school student. When writing about cup decoration, you need to lay the groundwork, instead of starting to slap someone in the face in just three sentences. If the early stage rendering is not in place, the slap in the face will only hit the author himself. This is the second-worst book I have ever read. The first one is an old invincible novel, said to be written by the author in high school. The two books are equally brainless.