Monsters invade Blue Star, and game mechanics descend into reality.
Demons run rampant! Hope remains! Danger and opportunity go hand in hand!
R Country, M Country, and Y Country all have mythological heroes rising to the challenge.
Only the mythological heroes of Xia Country mysteriously vanished overnight, three thousand years ago.
With demons running rampant and other countries eyeing its territory, Xia Country faces crisis both at home and abroad.
Gu Li transmigrates into this world and awakens an exceptionally rare talent: Mysterious Evolution.
It lets him evolve any target.
“Since when are Skeleton Archers anything but the weakest? Why can his Skeleton Archer take on ten thousand enemies alone?”
“They all steal skills, so why can he steal gods’ organs too?”
“The Demon-Sealing Arrow has only a five percent success rate, so how did he seal a million demons with a single shot?”
I can't stand half of it, that's bullshit
Isn't it good to slowly accumulate evolution step by step? If you have to succeed, you can evolve temporarily, evolve randomly, and the golden finger will be useless.
The data is a bit messy
I can't copy it well, it's assembly-line literature, and I can't stand it at all.
Game understanding needs to be improved
The hang-up is too big. Just by looking at the early stage, I can guess that it will start to explode in the middle stage. Otherwise, the author has manually used the pig's feet to reduce his intelligence. With this talent, he can write mindless and enjoyable articles.
Come on💪💪💪
A wild boar king appears and wants to kill fifty ordinary wild boars. After that, ten wild boar kings are killed. The number of evolutions should be twenty times. Why is it only thirteen?
It's better to write a game. Adding realistic elements doesn't feel too messy.
To be honest, it was written based on the defense, and it would be very messy to use data indiscriminately to gain opportunities for evolution.