Lord: Are Skeletons Weak? I Have an Infinite Equipment Slot

Classic trashy start, classic yin and yang, classic sister at home, ha...

Forget everything else. Moonlight Elf I am speechless. This is strength**. Isn't it weakened in this way? Change the pig's foot soldier from a skeleton to an elf. Just look good, right? The skeleton is tireless. Unlimited physical strength. No need to eat. No need to rest. . . You don't want any of these? Simply. . . Don't put too much pressure on yourself when writing this kind of nonsense. The more I press, the less people watch.

The protagonist's talent is destined to bring the highest profit from buying equipment. As a result, in Chapter 26, money is used to build defense towers and walls.

What do you think? How do you upgrade when you have tens of millions or hundreds of millions in the future? Do you suppress the protagonist like this?

You have to set theory first, and you don't know how to eat the boss's flesh to increase attributes. If you fight a boss and his attributes are suppressed, you need someone else to remind you. Theory first, right?

I still don't understand how this kind of book can be written for a long time. I can still understand it after awakening one's own talents. Isn't it more reasonable to use talents to match professions, arms, pet beasts, etc. It's also outrageous that the xx combat profession is the weakest. For example, blacksmith is a life profession in this kind of book. Yes, but the blacksmith itself has the ability to test equipment, plus the power of forging is not small. If the skills are quenching, smelting, etc., It is not necessarily bad for combat. The blacksmith profession can even create some rare or artifacts, and can control flames according to the situation. Even the mining profession does not talk about strength, but it can impress people. Before fighting the BOSS, hollow out the surroundings and kill the boss. The mainstream is to focus on the violent troops in the early stage. If you pile up the skeletons, you can always kill the opponent. As a result, if you limit the explosive troops and look at the skeleton's own attributes, it is outrageous. It is reasonable to match a high-awakened talent with a low-level talent or vice versa, especially if you match a low-level talent with a high level, others will think you are useless, but in fact, the talent can evolve or be cheated.

Equipment can be stacked infinitely. The important thing is not the attribute, but the passive percentage entry.

I wanted to say this when I encountered the wolf earlier. How long would it take for thousands of soldiers to fight against that wolf? , Are you an archer who can kill instantly, or are you a tireless shooter, and the shooter is 100 times stronger than ordinary people? In that case, it depends on how big the plain is. If it is big, it depends on the movement speed of the soldiers. You can directly suppress the wolf and hit the nest in a short time. The direct fire coverage of the skeleton shooter can kill instantly. Even if one hundred billion is not enough to kill, you can still suppress it and fight back. If the skeleton value is high, where can the output overflow monster be enough to fight? I am still tireless, and I still kill monsters instantly, so it is unreasonable to write this kind of novel with numerical values. Why does a god take action once a second, and it takes ten seconds to run 100 meters? The efficiency of ordinary people killing monsters in seconds is 55% higher than the efficiency of gods killing monsters in seconds. I would like to call you Brother Kai.

If you later write a story about a family member, it is nothing more than that the protagonist is developed and then takes the family to fly. However, writing in this way will be a waste of time, and you will definitely have a lot of readers by then. If you can write it until then. If you don't write about family plots, then you might as well not arrange these things for the protagonist in the first place. Why do you write that the protagonists have both parents died? It's because these writings are too clumsy. They are all here to read cool articles. Who would read such clumsy writing? . .

Actually evenly equip the two arms? Is the protagonist a normal person?