Ji Jiuke discovers that he has returned to thirty years ago after dying in battle against the cave monsters.
He also discovers that he has gained an SSS-rank talent:
Lifeform Plunder!
[Lifeform Plunder: Kill a creature to gain 10% of its attributes, with a 1% chance to obtain its skill and a 0.1% chance to obtain its class or talent.]
[Ding! You killed the BOSS, Slime King, and gained 1% of its attributes.]
[Ding! You killed the BOSS, Wolf King, and obtained its skill!]
[Ding! You killed a player with a hidden class and obtained their class!]
[Ding! You killed player XX and obtained their talent!]
When the cave monsters invade, Ji Jiuke stands alone above the heavens.
“With me here, humanity will never fall!”
The monsters look at Ji Jiuke, whose attributes are only “a tiny bit” higher than theirs, and fall into deep thought.
Is this thing really human?
The protagonist is too particular about morality. If you want to kill a player in the game, it must be consistent with betraying the human race in the past life, killing the protagonist, grabbing the protagonist's things, and scolding the protagonist. If there is any less condition, the protagonist will not do anything.
So-so, no sense of urgency
Not bad, good looking, keep up the good work