Global Class: Synthesis Master, Level 1 and Already Crafting a Reaper’s Scythe

Please, this is the real world. How can you substitute the set of PK principles in online games? A guild in the wild kills innocent people randomly? Then a high school student kills dozens of people with one skill, and the psychological burden is just "I'm afraid my hands will be stained with blood today"? It would be fine if you were writing about survival in the apocalypse, but this is an orderly society with no rules at all. How do humans survive?

Even if she dies, wouldn't it be enough to just pick up that top-quality bow? The protagonist can decide to take action against dozens of people. Isn't the profit from picking up their equipment and props more than ten skill books? Still struggling with those ten skill books? Do we have to follow ancient routines to feed readers poison? Can the protagonist improve his IQ?

Maybe many people will call me a virgin bitch, but I still have to say that you, the author, are a human being, and the protagonist is also a human being, not a mad scientist. Dead objects can be synthesized, but there is really no need to use life to synthesize them. Basically, I stopped reading novels that use living things to synthesize them. This has hit the bottom line of my life.

The princess of the eighth-level family kills whenever she wants, and there are so many people around her. She won't think that it's her younger brother who will be so unyielding. She would rather be unyielding than be forced to come out. If it were really an online game, it would be fine. She would just lose one level. This is reality. After killing her, she would really die. How dare he! And killing so many people so casually is unacceptable.

You can kill people at will when you grab a wild boss, and you have to be a demon sect to play fantasy/immortality novels that everyone wants to beat, but it can still appear openly here. You can still read it if you switch to an online game, but forget about digital reality.

I'm curious, wouldn't it be stronger if both of your professions had five-star qualifications? Why must we assign one star to warriors?

I can only say that this novel is okay if you read it without thinking, but it is really full of poisonous points if you read it with a brain.

Look down on the cliche story where the protagonist makes a trip and then becomes a enemy of Dalian.

The children of the family openly took action in the college competition. Is this college run by the public or the family? So awesome.

Why not combine three drops of water into a drop of water? Anyway, the appearance is the same and they all fit together.