Infinite Mana from the Start

There's a big difference between your mana and infinite. Don't talk nonsense about infinite at the beginning.

I just want to ask if the 1200% critical hit didn't come out at once? The basic damage of a fireball spell is 10 points, but there is no critical hit? Does the protagonist lose the attribute of luck at all after being reborn? Otherwise, 1,200% of the critical hits won't be triggered? A few mobs didn't write down their HP, but I guess it's not that much better, right? Unless the blood volume is one or two thousand, I am afraid that as long as a critical hit is triggered, it can be instantly killed! And if these newly emerged mutant monsters have more than 2,000 HP, then humans will stop playing and wait to die! After all, it only hurts an ordinary person for 10 points at a time, and he can't even kill an ordinary monster even if he is exhausted! So I just want to ask the author where did you get the protagonist's 1,200% critical hit? You can't even kill a monster instantly if you hit it. According to the critical hit rate you set, even the little boss in the early stage will be killed instantly, right? The most speechless thing is that you later raised the critical hit to 3600%. I cried with laughter!

Why is the damage of spells fixed, and there is no critical hit when combined, but the spell damage is so low? How do you let those mages with no critical hit rate play? Shouldn't the spell damage be linked to intelligence or spirit? I just saw that no matter what level the protagonist is, as long as there is no critical hit, the damage will be in the dozens. What should other mage players do if their spells have a cooldown and require chanting? If they cast a skill every once in a while, they still only have a few dozen points of damage.

What gave the protagonist the courage to challenge the boss from the very beginning? You also specifically stated that the protagonist had 20 health points and would die if the boss touched him. Then the protagonist risked his life to defeat a boss that ordinary people could not defeat in the previous life and required military action. Who gave him the courage Liang Jingru?

Upgrade without adding attributes? How do ordinary people live?

A mentally retarded novel, extremely poisonous, the kind that has no brains

Everything was going well before, but Su Qianqian suddenly appeared. This plot is poisonous.

Chu Yang led three people to fight the Evil Factory. Why is there no name of Hunter Fox on the announcement, but there are four people behind it?

I've read Chapter 16 again, and I thought the previous skills didn't accept mental power or intelligence bonuses because of the novice village. The protagonist's skills after changing jobs still don't accept bonuses. Does this mean that the damage of the ** god and the first-level cute new fireball are exactly the same? Lots of flaws

The protagonist is so strong, but he has to use 95 spells to kill dozens of weak chickens,**