Everyone's Divine Shrine: Attributes Return a Hundred Thousandfold

I felt depressed when I went to Wildfire Town and watched a soldier die. The main reason was that Zhang Yiming from the previous school also saw the protagonist leaving before entering last, so I wanted to complain about it, but I read the comments and said that the villagers were asked to train soldiers later. Isn't this just using people as replacements?

It's weird to have soldiers kill ghouls.

In Wildfire Town, a soldier was deliberately killed. Is this to highlight the incompetence of the protagonist, or because the corpse soldiers were too strong? The whole thing is inexplicable.

Or are malnourished people training troops, but there are still talents in them? That's awesome. If there wasn't something wrong with my brain, I wouldn't be able to write such a good plot.

After reading Chapter 29, I decisively stopped reading. I must come here to scold this SB. You can train soldiers, but you can't be brainless. You don't have to look at what this town is like. A group of old, weak, sick and disabled fight with the walking dead, and half of them die without taking action. Are you training soldiers? What to do with 100 families? What would they say to anyone who came to town later? Don't talk about giving rations for three years. Three-year rations are useless. If you are 3 years old and turn 6 years old, you will starve to death. If you are hit by a car and die, you will be compensated 30,000 yuan. Are you willing? Sb+NC text, write**

If there are soldiers in that town and they don't obey you and you let them die, that's fine. However, a group of villagers still regard you as their hope. If you do this, it is true that you are blinded by power. When you have power, you feel that you can do anything and return the gods. What you have inherited is the evil god. Right? What are you doing as a guard? Killing your own people for fun. If I had the strength and was there, I would crush you bit by bit. If I could cure you, I would crush you bit by bit and then heal you, making your life worse than death. To put it lightly, I would say you are selfish, and to put it more seriously, you would say you are anti-social and anti-human.

Military training started out of nowhere, and An Nei's talents were far from the outside. He still thought about fighting even though he didn't have anything to eat. The author must have lost his mind.

Will the protagonist's ability value be reduced when using abilities? Is there something wrong with the description? It seems that the upper limit will be directly reduced. If it is not refunded, won't the protagonist fall into the realm? If others don't return it, how can they upgrade? Shouldn't it be to consume physical strength and then slowly recover? The protagonist's epic weakening

The subject matter is good, but the author's ideas are not good

What is the difference between dying in vain and practicing table tennis? Inhumanely asking ordinary people to die to practice table tennis?