There's Something Wrong with My Experience Bar

I originally thought it would be interesting to see the protagonist being able to infinitely upgrade his skills, but instead it turned out to be a lot of nonsense and the protagonist was just a fool, not interesting at all. . .

Farewell, what should I say? What can I attribute to my lack of liver? Two words, wisdom! I thought it was a good book.

Updated? Updated? It seems like there isn't? It seems there is another one? Updated. I watched and felt lonely.

It's really going to be a disaster. The plot is too slow. Almost every chapter emphasizes that the protagonist is particularly annoying.

The protagonist has been in Novice Village for 2 years, how come there are still so many talented people?

Too little, too little, one chapter a day, just keep it

It's all in his fucking mind. It's so annoying.

The setting can be given five stars, but the writing is really rubbish. It seems that the author never takes notes. All kinds of data come here randomly, and he just forcibly adds damage and kills the monsters if they want to die. The plot logic is a bit confusing, and he has forgotten the content of the skills. He only uses one or two skills in dozens of chapters. A good book will make you write a mess.

It seems that this book is gone. I gave up the old book when I got the new one. What the person said before was really accurate.

If there is nothing that obscures the protagonist's level 1 or there are other reasons to prevent others from doubting it (obviously there is none so far), this book is indeed purely intellectual.