Everyone Transmigrates: A Thousandfold Boost to Conquer the Myriad Worlds

I agree with writing attribute data. After all, numerical improvement is also a kind of happiness. However, attribute data is most afraid of random writing and water characters! You write a few chapters a day, but readers can read dozens of chapters a day without any extra effort. It's easy to be inconsistent and copy and paste the data without changing it. What's more, why shouldn't you just create a document? The same goes for water characters. Don't post the attribute table after writing a few chapters. If the data has not changed much, don't write out all the attributes. Can't you just write the changes? If the data has changed, post the complete table after 20 or 30 chapters. Isn't it okay?

It's rare to see this kind of novel that is not afraid of other people knowing about it. I know how to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger every day. I have long been tired of reading it.

There are three opportunities for boosting at the beginning. The first boost is given to talents, which are adapted to summoners. Then won't your summoner profession be boosted? Just keep the two remaining opportunities for growth?

Um, I don't understand this setting. I was a social beast in my previous life, and I can still call the alien dad naturally when I travel to another world. What's the idea behind the plot? I have to find a parent for myself before I can continue writing it, right?

Didn't the first trial also give free attribute points? Why did I lose it after a few chapters?

See the question in Chapter 3: Shouldn't the summoner profession be increased?

Upgrading adds 10 to all attributes and 30 free attributes. Where did you get 5 points?

Thank you. I'll write these second-generation people to death later if you bother me.

1×**=10, The author's math teacher's coffin board is moving

I am so poor that I only have dozens of flowers left. I will give them all to you. Please write quickly.