Online Game: Awakening a Forbidden Talent from the Start

If it weren't for the lack of the protagonist's halo, and if the protagonist didn't know the plot and know how to get the special treasure box, if someone else got this talent, his performance would definitely be worse than other supreme talents.

Can the monkey wine the protagonist drinks in the Moonlight Tavern in Chapter 44 increase his luck? Is there a drinking limit? A jar of 100,000 gold coins adds two points of luck, and there is a buff that increases the luck value within one hour. Why doesn't the protagonist spend gold coins to improve it? And why does the protagonist sometimes open it directly after getting the treasure chest instead of waiting until the talent of the decision clock and drinking monkey wine to add up the luck value before opening it. Or drinking monkey wine and spending hundreds of thousands of gold coins before opening it. Don't say that the protagonist is reluctant or has no money. And how to deal with the Enma bloodline later? After all, the Tosen Guanyue of the Tosen Guild is dead. I personally suggest that the protagonist can buy this Enma bloodline to the president of the Tosen Guild through the official. After all, the Tosen Guild rebelled before the protagonist was reborn. And after the leaderboard is opened, will the treasure box reward be obtained by ranking first for seven consecutive days? If not, how about a hammer? Also, why was there no server-wide announcement for the protagonist to get a treasure chest when he changed jobs for the first time?

How can that loli's talent effect be worthy of being at the level of a true god?

The data is really messed up. I can't even imagine how ordinary players can play. They can't even break through monster defenses just by relying on the few attribute points brought by upgrades.

This military level is too strong. I feel like upgrading it is useless. I added 100 omnipotence when I first activated it. Now I have upgraded to another level and added 1,000 omnipotence. It is already several times the attributes that the protagonist can get through upgrading, right? This is too buggy.

I would like to give you a nice word from the author. Will you be writing for a long time? Can you explain it when you don't update it?

In the latest chapter, shouldn't the protagonist unleash his desires on the other person before committing the murder?

After seeing so many levels of talents, I lost interest.

Will the protagonist later acquire talents that can plunder the talents of others?

It's a bit wasteful to use the equipment attribute stripping scroll for fire damage. After all, the bonus is only 10%. It's better to save it for later use with better attributes. General attributes such as toughness and critical hit rate are better than single elements.