Starting Over Ten Thousand Times to Gain an SSS-Rank Talent

Hmm... How to put it. I have read more than two hundred chapters, and I personally feel that there are a lot of shortcomings. I can only say that it is enjoyable to watch. The author's writing style is not rigorous enough and there are quite a few typos, but the subject matter is relatively new and there aren't too many old clichés, so it's acceptable. Now let me talk about my opinion about the protagonist. It is true that he is not strong. It can be said that he is quite weak. He failed several times without relying on the system. However, I personally feel that it is because his previous life was so useless that he was not experienced enough or knowledgeable enough. Although he was reborn, he was not as strong as the reborn protagonists in other novels. Just a reminder, if you want to read cool articles, don't come here! [According to some people, if the protagonist reaches the ninth level of concentration (before his spiritual energy has recovered), he is actually invincible. No matter what he does, everything is smooth, then this book has no highlights and there is no need to write it down. (I can't explain here clearly, I just feel that this is no different from a brainless novel.)

Ugh... I barely managed to read Chapter 17, but in the end I vomited after reading Chapter 17. Please take your time and read bye. I am worried after reading this book. I am worried that my low IQ will seriously decline.

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I can't see it. No attribute points are added when you improve your realm. It's all added by eating. What kind of punch is this when you fight? Your golden light spell is so powerful, why doesn't it work on you? He already has unlimited money, but disaster is about to strike a year later. Does the protagonist still care about his status as a student?

The topic content is novel

The writing is okay, but there are a lot of typos.

Good book.

Are you serious about being reborn? 51 Years later, he was reborn as a child.

The protagonist is a loser. He has unlimited black cards and doesn't buy them when others don't see the opportunity. He still goes to school normally.

The addition of fruits is too confusing, the analysis of character strength is too confusing, the protagonist's combat power is too low, your physique might as well be called the Diamond Body. This is the best physique in the world. The strongest physique, the weakest sword physique, all have sword intent. Getting the fruit on Gutai Mountain is like not touching it. I guess the author forgot. You say What kind of mana is added after upgrading? It doesn't add physical strength, speed, mental strength, so if you upgrade, you will have unlimited mana. This book is the most speechless book I have ever read. Welcome to come and argue with me. If I say something wrong, you can comment again. Don't criticize. Just want to criticize and accompany me to the end. I just don't want anyone to fall into the trap. What are your comments on this book?