When Su Chen wakes up, he discovers that he has entered an infinite world and become a rookie Reincarnator.
What surprises him is that he has the talent to earn a hundred times the points. In the infinite world, all the points he earns are multiplied by one hundred.
He can use those points in the Reincarnation Mall to buy items, guns and ammunition, futuristic technology, martial arts manuals, genetic serums, and even flying swords and magical treasures. And so...
In an apocalyptic world, a group of highly intelligent new Reincarnators lays a trap, preparing to hunt zombies, when suddenly they see a burly man wielding a golden Gatling gun chasing the zombies.
"What the hell! A golden Gatling! It costs ten thousand Infinite Points. How did this guy get one?"
"Is some big shot playing around in a rookie instance?"
"Bro, isn't that Gatling heavy? Want me to help carry it?"
This is a story about a Reincarnator splashing cash in an infinite world.
Resident Evil - Zombie World - Kung Fu Wor..
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It is indeed a bit exaggerated, two thousand points only has 0.1 Attribute! Other reincarnators have to kill 20,000 zombies to raise one attribute point! Are there any reincarnations here? You can only live three worlds at most before you are all dead.
The attributes are so expensive that other reincarnators simply can't save points! Even if there are 100 worlds saved, they all have a few attributes, maybe more than 10 at most.
What main god space? Everyone except the protagonist is dead. A broken pistol usually costs 100 zombies? Why don't you go shit?
But there is a problem. It costs hundreds of millions to improve yourself. So what if other reincarnations don't have the talent of the protagonist? Wouldn't it take tens of thousands of years?
The first place cannot be less than ten yuan, otherwise the book review will be deleted! Hahahahahaha!
Points are earned in the world! Use it in the main god space! You haven't read Infinite Literature, right? Author
The protagonist of this book has a plug-in that multiplies the points obtained a hundred times, and the redemption price given to the protagonist by the Lord God is also a hundred times that of a normal person, so there is some use in opening this plug-in.
It's a good subject to mention. There are ideas too. But is there something wrong with this data? Five thousand for a sand eagle, one point for a zombie, huh. . . Five thousand zombies and a handful of sand eagles, a school with an average of one thousand people. There are an average of ten schools in a city. In other words, ordinary reincarnations need to slaughter all the schools in a city to exchange for two pistols! Um! Very reasonable data! I'm afraid there are middlemen in this reincarnation space who make the difference!!
If it's a fan, please respect the original work, don't make random changes, and when it comes to points redemption, please respect the logic. If the protagonist can redeem something in a few movies, wouldn't it take dozens of others? The redemption balance depends on the supporting role, and the protagonist can pretend to be X.
The author always says that if someone sprays ten or a hundred times, then it means that there is something wrong with the novel you wrote. If you set a maximum of 2,000 for rare, it will be overwhelming and still have 200,000. Do you think your artifact, no matter how rare it is, is still powerful for someone who has been to five or six worlds and come back alive? But think about it again, it is obviously stronger than a rare gun, but you can't earn the points of your gun after one world. Do you think this is reasonable? It's impossible for a late-stage reincarnation to transfer hundreds of thousands or millions of points in one world. For a late-stage reincarnation, two or three thousand points in one world is enough, or two to thirty thousand. But at that level, your gun is of no use. The opponent may not be afraid of the bullets you draw. Tomorrow's own strength is already stronger than holding that gun, and then the points in one world can't even buy a gun haha