A virtual-reality online game has taken the world by storm, and you, a nobody with no skills or background, plan to enter the game and make some money.
Then you discover that every action you take earns you an unlimited number of attribute points.
Lightning Strike upgraded by 3 levels, advanced skill: Thunderous Apocalypse
Lumberjack upgraded by 5 levels, advanced class: Grandmaster Super Carpenter
Black Iron Heavy Spear upgraded by 16 levels, advanced weapon: Nine-Turn Coiling Dragon Spear
Black Armored Cavalry upgraded by 5 levels, advanced unit: Demon Dragon Cavalry
Cai Wenji, Diao Chan, Zhen Mi...
Awake, wield power over the world. Drunk, rest your head on a beauty's lap.
When virtual and reality merge, you discover that you seem to have become an unparalleled divine general, risen above all living things, ruling the divine realm and subduing countless worlds!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is there anyone here? Let me know. I'm so scared!!!!
Everyone is complaining about your sister. Is it easy for the author to write a book? Besides, there is a shortage of books. It is not easy to find a good book. If you are not convinced, come and criticize me. In the newspaper, address, and offline pk.
I just started reading this book, and I said that although I don't know what else the attributes can be used for, it is really a poisonous point to use all the attributes at the beginning to strengthen a set of first-level equipment, unless attribute points are the same as currency and must be given every time you kill monsters.
Are pig's feet stupid? Since attributes can be added to force, why should we strengthen equipment? It's a waste.
Can't attribute points strengthen oneself?!!
Are your uncle's attribute points used to strengthen equipment?
Why not strengthen the first village construction order???
It's okay to have messy stats, but is it really a good idea to spend all your attribute points on over-equipment in the early stage? To be honest, strengthening one's own attributes is the right way, right?
I don't understand... Attribute points. Why strengthen military equipment without adding force or something? You still think you are awesome. Do you think book friends are just as stupid as authors?
There are a bunch of people in the Novice Village, and everyone is busy upgrading. Who will pay attention to what the protagonist is doing? Just forget about paying attention. When the protagonist comes back, they will discuss how the protagonist is, and the people next to them will also talk about the protagonist coming back. This kind of pretentious routine is so embarrassing. You have to add an eye-catching feature to the protagonist... Otherwise, the people in the Novice Village will not fight monsters and complete tasks, but just stare at the protagonist.