Divine Hunting Starts with Adding Points

The book is good and the writing is good, but one thing I want to complain about is that, for example, there are nine levels of a skill, and a total of 100,000 merit points are needed to upgrade to the ninth level. However, there is one thing in it which is a quality improvement card, which can improve the quality of the skill. However, after the quality of the skill is improved, the merit value will be greatly increased when the level needs to be upgraded. However, There is a very buggy setting, that is, the level of the skill before the quality improvement is the same as the level after the quality improvement, but the protagonist is very strange. For example, the epic level skill he practiced has been upgraded to the fifth level. He spent 50,000 merit points and spent another 50,000 to reach the ninth level. But when he reaches the fifth level, he uses the quality improvement method. Upgrading the card has improved the quality to the legendary level, but now it takes more than 250,000 to reach the fifth level to reach the ninth level. This is not very refreshing. You can spend another 50,000 merit points to cultivate the epic level skills to the ninth level. Then use the quality improvement card to transfer to the ninth level of the legendary level skills. How much merit points will be saved? , The protagonist has done this kind of stupid thing more than once. Halfway through the cultivation of the skill, when the quality is upgraded, the cost of merit points is greatly increased, which makes people feel very uncomfortable. If it doesn't work, for the sake of balance, it can be said that after the quality is improved, the level needs to be lowered. This is reasonable. It is not very satisfying to make a cool article, and reasonable is not very reasonable.

Did he end up with his aunt? ? ? It's interesting to raise a son from a young age.

Too tender. Fatten them before killing them. Water water water water

Updates are too slow

This worldview is okay. Even a small gang of imperial officials dares to kill them. This imperial court is extremely weak.

This subject attracted me, so I'll collect it first. It's still short and weak now.

Do you know why this book only has a 6.1 Rating? And the reviews are all five stars. To be honest, I don't dare to look at it

Not many people read it, and few voted for it, so why is it on the shelves?

Parent-child donburi? Hope I got it right!

If I can give you zero stars, I must give you one.