[Funny, anime, light novel, dungeon, game skills, catastrophe]
One day, a large number of terrifying monsters suddenly appeared all over the earth. These monsters attacked humans crazily, causing a large number of human deaths and the destruction of living areas. Later, people discovered various skill cards in battles. Humans who learn skill cards and acquire skills are called skilled people.
Reader comments
I feel that a lot of things have been written clearly. At the end of the first chapter, the protagonist has become a six-block skill user. I feel that the protagonist's thoughts are a bit confused. He upgraded a holy light connection, but regretted it later. He upgraded again without reading the card. He used a reset card to reset to the original upgrade, which is equivalent to using a card. The result has not changed. It feels a bit poisonous and the level is a bit confusing. The protagonist is an eight-block skill user. He always fights nine and ten blocks, fights monsters in groups, and still skips the level.
Emmmm, what can I say? This book looks like you are skipping while reading. Many things go directly to the next event without naming them. The same goes for upgrading. After the first one, it jumps directly to the 6th grid skill [face covering]. Moreover, the pig's feet are a bit heavy in taste, which is a bit overwhelming.
I feel that a lot of things have been written clearly. At the end of the first chapter, the protagonist has become a six-block skill user. I feel that the protagonist's thoughts are a bit confused. He upgraded a holy light connection, but regretted it later. He upgraded again without reading the card. He used a reset card to reset to the original upgrade, which is equivalent to using a card. The result has not changed. It feels a bit poisonous and the level is a bit confusing. The protagonist is an eight-block skill user. He always fights nine and ten blocks, fights monsters in groups, and still skips the level.
Emmmm, what can I say? This book looks like you are skipping while reading. Many things go directly to the next event without naming them. The same goes for upgrading. After the first one, it jumps directly to the 6th grid skill [face covering]. Moreover, the pig's feet are a bit heavy in taste, which is a bit overwhelming.
All I can see is a scumbag
A boring book, boring