Opening his eyes again, professional player Bai Mu found himself reborn in a parallel world where online games flourished, and he was still a second-generation rich man.
Are the talents gained after entering the game levelless? Activation requirements or no equipment?
If ordinary people had said goodbye, it would be simple for Bai Mu, but what he didn't expect was that he would be even more powerful without the equipment than with the equipment.
Countless players: Why can you kill the boss with one punch?
Bai Mu: Because it's too crispy!
Countless guilds: Why do you never wear equipment?
Bai Mu: Does a master need equipment? Do you understand the positioning?
Countless bosses: Oh my god! That man is here!
The white curtain was speechless, shouting to the sky: If you hit me, you won't die?
All the bosses were defeated.
When players look back, Bai Mu is already the number one player in the entire online gaming world, and even the strongest player in the real world!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Emmmm author, doesn't it have defensive attributes? How is the meat shield calculated to add life? Isn't it the same as a warrior? There is no difference. There is no description of the attribute growth of each profession. It seems that the game is just whoever attacks the one with the highest health will be stronger. When there are more people, it counts as ten people attacking the protagonist. Each one can kill the protagonist with one attack, right? Looks weird
The setting problem is really big. Level 1 skills become level 3 skills after using up the passive and fashion bonuses. But does this have anything to do with upgrading your skills? Do you still need to take care of the skill level attached to the equipment? It originally costs 100 points to upgrade skills, but now it costs 400 points to bring equipment? ? ? ?
╰**Novice Village╯: How many novice villages are unplayable at level 10?
Emmmm author, doesn't it have defensive attributes? How is the meat shield calculated to add life? Isn't it the same as a warrior? There is no difference. There is no description of the attribute growth of each profession. It seems that the game is just whoever attacks the one with the highest health will be stronger. When there are more people, it counts as ten people attacking the protagonist. Each one can kill the protagonist with one attack, right? Looks weird
The setting problem is really big. Level 1 skills become level 3 skills after using up the passive and fashion bonuses. But does this have anything to do with upgrading your skills? Do you still need to take care of the skill level attached to the equipment? It originally costs 100 points to upgrade skills, but now it costs 400 points to bring equipment? ? ? ?
╰**Novice Village╯: How many novice villages are unplayable at level 10?
Your math teacher must want to hit you, I said so
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