Reincarnation of All People: Only I Was Reincarnated into a Skeleton

Low-level skills are equal to treasures. So low-level skills are equal to divine skills?

I'm really convinced. The protagonist's main character is Spirit. But if there's a mage, you don't choose a mage, but you choose a warrior? I can only say top level understanding

Let's put it this way, write a novel about system flow, and then mix in all the hooks and stuff in it

The talents and skills with bonuses from the legal system are all from the legal system, and then I chose a warrior profession. This is not a bad writing, it feels like the author is here to deliberately poison me.

Although there are not many updates at the moment, the plot is still very rich and I finished reading it in one go.

Shennong tasted hundreds of poisons, and there were all kinds of poisons😐

It's too poisonous, has huge skill issues, rubbish novel, mainly adds spirit to become a warrior. . . . . .

I haven't even finished the first chapter. The author's sentence fragmentation was so bad that it made me feel not only psychologically uncomfortable, but even physically uncomfortable. I found that in many online articles nowadays, the sentences are not like those written by native Chinese speakers. A sentence that should be coherent normally is just a few words and punctuation points, or even divided into paragraphs. It is broken into several parts, which makes me unable to understand. Is this because I have never taken Chinese classes since I was a child or read Chinese articles?

Awesome, awesome, awesome

It's awesome to exchange finished equipment for materials, and the equipment is one level higher than the materials. I knew that after upgrading, I would gain spatial abilities and full energy, so I chose a warrior. I had heard of space mages, but never heard of space warriors. I was really convinced.