Infinity, Arcade Era

The protagonist has a synthesis talent. Two white items can be combined into a green one. The protagonist claims to be an elite hawker, but he does not earn points through infinite synthesis. I don't know whether it is because the protagonist is not smart, or the author deliberately lacks strength. If players in the novice area do not have points to buy advanced equipment, green and blue ones can also earn a lot of points, not to mention the advanced recovery items and advanced skills that everyone needs. These rigid needs are ignored, because the underlying logic is very weird anyway. If you are afraid that the protagonist will quickly improve his strength, just limit the number of uses per day. For example, a talent can only be used 10 times a day. It is no better than this weird act of turning a blind eye and brain-twitching!

There are too many flaws and confusing logic. I really couldn't stand it after Chapter 8.

It can only resist until Chapter 25. This cheat is very strong, but the author has a trap. If it is set to be bound and cannot be traded after synthesis, there is nothing to say, but there is no way. If you can make money, don't make it. Just spend the principal to combine a light golden potion and drink it directly. This is because the protagonist is born as a businessman, and it is definitely not a stock market leek box. There are no tasks that must be completed in the first plot world. Paper money can be exchanged for space points without much problem. If you are not seriously injured, you can return after the task is over without paying for points. Then after drinking the light gold potion, complaining that I have no money, my pocket is empty, and I take out the silver croissant, which restores 50% of life and an additional 25% continuously. This can be used in combat and restores 75%. How many points is it worth to sell this? Moreover, the space transaction can be hidden anonymously or set up a stall automatically, making money without being exposed. 300 Points is a white strap, and 1,000 points is a white croissant. The reward for the protagonist's return is only 8,000 points in total. Advanced and top adventurers are not prohibited from trading. They can trade without accumulating. The protagonist is still a businessman with this kind of thinking. He will not be sold but will also help others make money.

The coolness is not enough for the writing style. Your writing style is inconsistent.

Gou, I've read several of your books, and then I came here to search for them. I didn't expect it to be there, but I didn't expect to ask for money later, but this is normal. After all, you didn't get good grades in the first semester, so it's normal for this book to cost money, so go for it!

Reading the introduction reminds me of a book I read a long time ago called "Ace Evolution"

I can still read it when I'm in a book shortage. First of all, the plot twists are abrupt and there are a lot of little bits and pieces. He complained that the key can open the revolver, that he can kill some girls by firing continuously, but he didn't kill them, and that he listened to a few nonsense words before firing the second shot, so he let go on purpose, right? You can synthesize items at will without having to synthesize them. The space currency value system is even more ridiculous. The protagonist is not talented enough to easily make a lot of money. Look at what you wrote. I think the hawker who is still smart is a fool with insufficient IQ.

Childish and illogical, the protagonist is an intellectually disabled waste

How can I put it, Pig's Foot was born as a businessman, and he doesn't know how to use his natural skills at all. I'm not bragging. After the first plot, I can wear silver equipment all over, and gold is not impossible. I have at least several skills, including attack, defense, and recovery.

This talent is so disappointing. There is no desire to spend, even for free coins.