Online Game: God-Level Pharmacist, Skills Can Evolve

The world's first virtual online game, Holmlin World, officially opened on the day that countless players registered. Yes, half an hour later. All players wearing virtual helmets are trapped in the game. This world is so big that you can't see the edges. There are goblins, dragons, dwarves, giants, mazes, and maze monsters here. Players can play the game normally, fight monsters, level up, and have fun, but the logout button has strangely disappeared. Chen Nuo, a 16-year-old game master, is also trapped in Grimm Continent. He is a pharmacist by profession and works hard to improve his strength in order to survive and find a way to return. One day, he suddenly discovered that he could actually see proficiency in his skills. As long as you keep using skills, you can choose to evolve independently when your proficiency reaches the full level? So the game style collapsed. Can a boss-level monster be frozen by throwing a freezing potion? A bottle of medicine poisoned the mobs in the entire instance? Other players: Why are you, an unpopular assistant, so clumsy? Other pharmacists: Why are your skills so fancy? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.