Online Game: I Can Buy Permanent Buffs

This kind of unrestricted talent that adds 10 mana and 10 maximum health for each monster kill is simply shocking if you don't choose the mage profession. In the early stage, you will have no brains to farm a large number of low-level monsters to stack the health and maximum mana. Attribute points only increase intelligence. Select skills that consume more mana and are more powerful. As long as unlimited mobs are spawned, it equals unlimited health. There is no need to consider survival issues at all. Wouldn't it be nice to be an invincible crit turret? I have to choose a paladin. There is no damage, and I have to fight monsters one by one. The advantage of infinite stack of life and mana limit is completely eliminated. I am really speechless!!!

Your data doesn't even match up. The demon wolf suffered 45 points of real damage and its HP did not decrease. The HP of ** will become ** in the next paragraph. 200,000 Gold coins disappeared directly. A weapon priced at 100,000 was sold for 90,000 gold coins?

The genre of the novel is my favorite online game novel, but there are too many typos, grammatical errors, and data holes. I was interrupted every once in a while, and it was annoying to read.

The damage is 90%. The author's algorithm is understandable, but it's strange. Normally, it's not the difference between the opponent's attack and one's defense, minus the damage reduction, that is the final damage. But now, the opponent's attack must first be weakened by damage reduction, and then the defense is subtracted, and finally the damage is taken.

The protagonist's talents and shops can infinitely increase the side attributes of physical strength, so why should the protagonist's free attributes be wasted on physical strength? Without adding your own weaknesses, agility, strength, etc.??? The author really doesn't understand that he can waste his energy even though he can use it infinitely. It's really unpleasant to see such a waste.

This book is okay, but I wish some of the data were more accurate. There are three names for the gold equipment obtained after the first kill of the BOSS. The gold coins obtained from the auction of equipment were reduced by 2. In the new chapter, the wild wolf is injured, but his health is still full after investigation.

This book is okay, but I hope that different professions and different advancement methods should have the same experience in upgrading. Otherwise, the higher the intensity of the profession and the higher the difficulty of upgrading, there will be no change. After all, with the same experience, if others have reached level 30 or 40, but you are still lingering at more than ten levels, what is the use of this? The attributes in the middle 20 levels have been smoothed out, and there is a gap between you.

After reading fifty or sixty chapters, my assessment is that this novel is a re-imagining of the novel my grandparents read. I opened the novel and saw that it was published not long ago. The words "New Book" were written crookedly on each page. I couldn't sleep anyway. I read carefully for half the night, and then I saw the words between the words. There were three words "Old Routine" written all over the book.

Since you want to choose a knight, your talent for killing monsters should be to increase life and defense. Why increase mana?

Why do those who write online game novels like to come up with skills that have low barriers to entry, no restrictions, and deduct blood based on the percentage of the enemy's health? Not to mention unlimited RPGs, even if it's a half-hour MO, do you dare to let the percentage of vn's blood loss not be reduced against the dragon? Do you dare to let Roshan lose most of the pipe at one stroke? In a game where virtual reality invades, you can buy a skill based on the enemy's maximum health and blood for just one million. It's so stupid.