I Have a Ten-Thousandfold Experience Boost, Yet I'm Only Level 1

After reading it in one go, let's talk about the poisonous points: 1: On the third floor of the Demon Cave, I encountered a task assigned by the leader of the undead army. There was no reward and no prompt from the protagonist to receive the task. Two: I have no experience in fighting so many monsters in the ring space. Three: You have hit the boundary stone and announced to hide your name. I can understand why you don't use it immediately? Was the Western Alliance robbed of the first opportunity to build a city? In fact, I am quite disgusted with this kind of system article that hides your name. If you have SSS talent, it doesn't matter if you can't raise your level. In reality, the graduation group is full of people who ridicule you. Anyone who has gone to college knows that there is a graduation group that chats every day and others will have nothing to do but ridicule you. After all, all educated people know the truth of multiple friends and multiple paths! Others don't know you in the game, but in reality, others don't know your SSS talent at the beginning and it takes a month before you know you can improve your proficiency? What did you do early? Then hide your profession and go to the Tower of Babel. The first one is from a foreign country. Apart from you, there are no other SS or S-level players in China? A novice writer, but the subject matter is good but the writing style is lacking!

After reading a few chapters, I thought it was so good. It's like a new setting. The talent with 10,000 times the experience cannot be upgraded. This talent is also effective for team formation. The key is that everyone knows this talent. It is the guild that leads the team to quickly level up to 10 levels, and then the protagonist is abandoned. Wow. Although the protagonist cannot level up with this talent, he can lead a team. There is also the experience system. If you fight a level 15 monster at level 1, you will get 15 experience points, and then you will get 400 experience points for fighting a level 20 and level 2 boss. Also, a boss only has a few hundred HP points.

The protagonist is too careless and does not take advantage of the ten thousand times increase in experience. The description of his strength is a bit vague, and he is always being chased and beaten. I had the chance to kill the villain in reality, but I didn't do it. Strength is manifested, and attributes and skills are separate. And the equipment seems not to be visible. The protagonist seemed to want to hide his identity, but the idiot operator was discovered again. The protagonist didn't know it, but he still felt good. Summary: The writing is a bit poor.

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The book "Test the Poison Successfully" is not very successful. It feels like a junk low-end online game. The blue and red medicine recovery is not reasonable at all, and the experience settings are also unreasonable. Who can practice the technique to such an advanced level? Hundreds of millions of experience points. In a word, this book is not recommended.

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At the end of Chapter 14 is my explanation.

Level 1 monsters only have one experience point, and level 15 monsters only have 15 experience points, which means that level 100 monsters also only have 100 experience points. They cannot leave the village before level 10, but level 15 assassins can come in to kill the protagonist, and the team can share the protagonist's talent bonus. Why does the guild still dislike the protagonist? Can't high-level people enter the novice village and let the protagonist be a tool to take them away? Ten thousand times the experience, could it be said that the monsters below the level still have no experience? Settings can bring abilities back to reality, and talents can be revealed at the beginning. What is this if not a tool?

I want to know why the experience of a monster that is so many levels higher than mine is still 210. I don't even bother to talk about my experience at the same level, but it's still the same when I move up a level. I thought it was disgusting enough to have someone who couldn't upgrade to remove cheats.

The author pressed it too hard and it felt boring. With so much experience, experience can upgrade your mental skills. Instead of killing monsters, you can just run around all day long. Others would have wanted to spend the whole day among the monsters.