I Became the Black Dragon Boss from the Start, and I'm Unbeatable

The novel sets the level limit for high-end equipment that can be eliminated with the Unbounded Stone, but in this case, wouldn't the bosses be able to equip their descendants with high-end weapons and let them crush the five-star job transfer mission? After all, the protagonist relied on weapons that erased level restrictions to defeat him. There must be a lot of people who have passed the five-star job transfer like this. After all, weapons can be reused. I passed it, and the blood can be returned when I sell it. The next person can continue to use it, and sell it after using it. No matter how you think about it, there will be people who specialize in renting weapons to pass the five-star job transfer mission.

Comments are deleted, right? You won't let any legitimate complaints be made?

You have to say something about being a representative, and then being despised by all kinds of people, and being looked down upon by your own subordinates is very satisfying, right?

Could those BOSS be the protagonist's previous life?

Settings: Any props or items obtained through trading or gifting that are not obtained by one's own power will be restricted by the job transfer statue and cannot be used during the job transfer mission. Isn't this difficult to understand? By letting high-level professionals stand and kill you to obtain props and equipment, isn't that considered a form of trading? Is this achieved through one's own power? The protagonist has a double identity and is stuck in a bug through the identity of the boss - so he is not restricted.

He can't stand it anymore. If he can explode items that ignore the equipment level, then other people must also have them. This item is a big loophole. He can directly give high-level tradable equipment to his subordinates to get infinitely high ratings. The country can even directly take action to make this item a must-have item for talented people.

The cliché pretense in the first few chapters slapped me in the face** twice I've seen too many blunt plots. A bit unbearable This time I saw it on the best-seller list and decided to stick with it. I didn't expect that after those few chapters, the subsequent plot would become interesting. The stories I read about national job transfer are all about countries fighting each other. I'm tired of it. Or we have a common enemy, the abyss This is different, so I won't reveal it. There's something new. Worth the wait. Can't see enough, You can try the author's previous version of The Wizard. I haven't watched it for a long time, I don't know if it's ghostwriting. Anyway, if you can read this book, you can try the author's previous book. Same feeling

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Everyone has given in, no one is competing with you to grab a copy, and you have been rambling on for 4 chapters without even starting the job change mission. . . . . This is still not on the shelves, but it is on the shelves! Damn, you are the most fluent author I have ever seen.

The introduction to the Elf Chapter and the useless explanations are long and smelly. If you are still confused, you may consider*