He Gu transmigrated to a world where everyone played online games.
From the start, he obtained the unknown-grade talent [Chaos]. Killing targets could randomly earn him attribute points, and he could even steal other people's skills!
He Gu took playing solo to a whole new level.
Grinding mobs? No, I'm mining for attribute points!
The boss's Abyss-exclusive skill? I'll take that!
The ultimate skills of every class? I'll take those too!
Some time later...
World's number-one tank: "Holy crap, my health and defense aren't even a fraction of his!"
World's number-one marksman: "Unbelievable! I spent ages tickling that boss and only got it down to half health, and he one-shot it with an arrow!"
World's number-one mage: "Don't even get me started. Even his basic skills hit harder than my ultimate!"
Everyone: "What the hell! He knows every skill we have!"
Abyssal dragon: "That's so unfair! He came up and killed me with one breath!"
All players: "Are you crazy? You call that playing solo!?"
Author Let me complain first about why your book is so short. So far, it is good. Book friends, don't be too picky. Overall, this book deserves five stars, and it is free. I haven't calculated the data, but I don't think it is very good. Driving is insufficient [laughing] When it comes to enemies, I always feel that the enemy attributes are not equal. First, although they have professions, they do not have the protagonist's plunder attribute talent. The attributes should be one-third or even one-half less than the protagonist, maybe it is the equipment. Overall, it is good.
It's okay, but the plot is a little bit
Come on, it's not enough
Even if the ending is unsatisfactory, it will be a blessing to meet you.