Lord: Supreme Talent, Infinite Buffs

Unlimited upgrades remove the upgrade restrictions. On the first level, it is still limited to level 40, which is a brainless way to overpower the protagonist.

When writing articles now, do you have to write about people from other countries who come out to dance, and then the protagonist comes out to show off?

This is the weakest supreme I have ever seen

There is no need to pay more in installments. Getting it as early as possible is the best way to upgrade and develop it. It took several days to wait for him to pay it off. That extra installment is completely useless, and it doesn't even matter if it's cheaper.

The world event started, and something seemed wrong. Where did the assassin class come from? Isn't it just an assassin hero?

In other words, the first unlimited upgrade BUFF seems to be barely enough! The result is ten times the experience! Still can't break through the first level 40 limit!

He is a talent. In the previous sentence, he said that the hero level was 18 and he could crush the Wolf King at level 10. However, in the next sentence, he gained experience and the hero level increased by two levels to 16. Mathematics was taught by the astronomy teacher.

There are two treasure maps on the protagonist's body. Did you, the author, eat them? One was exploded by killing the little devils, and the other was exploded by the elf camp. Why are they gone?

This supreme level is too weak!

There are indeed a few in the Supreme who are not so strong, but what I feel is even more outrageous is that there is an infinite kill. I feel that it has been completely ignored later. That ability is written as if it is lower than the protagonist's subordinates, there will be a 25% chance of instant kill. However, except for killing a person who has a small life, it does not appear at all later. For example, the secret realm boss, so what if he is powerful? The level is not as good as that of the protagonist hero, and it is completely outrageous that it can last for a while. If the author wants to say that bosses and the like will not be triggered, then he should write that those mobs have a 1/4 chance of dying as long as they hit. In many cases, they can be pushed quickly, but I feel that they have completely forgotten this supreme! Also, in the early stage, I felt that the protagonist was not in a hurry to improve his level. It felt like he was just doing other things, and then improving when needed, or just improving when he discovered it. In fact, the protagonist's talent should focus most on the territory.