Games Invade Reality, and I Have a Space-Time Talent!

Everything else is fine, except that upgrading to only add free attribute points is a big failure. At the beginning, everyone's four dimensions are 10. Upgrading to a level adds 5 free points, which is 50 points. If an assassin adds points of 30 agility and 20 power, it will be 40 agility and 30 power. Then he can kite to death against a warrior with 30 power and 20 body points. In the same way, a mage can also add points of agility, and even kite other professions. At the same time, this also leads to a big problem. If there is no equipment to replenish, all professions without added physique will be brittle (you can't tell anything at the beginning. Later, the physique or agility will not break 100, but the strength or spirit will break 1000. In the eyes of some professions, it is no different from being forced to stand with a broken leg or a brittle skin that will die if you scratch it in a large area) It's not that there aren't stories where upgrading only adds free attribute points. Their data is +10 or +20 free attribute points at level one. Because there are so many free points, normal people won't add extreme points. Another more convenient method is the career growth template when changing jobs. Of course, the most convenient thing is free points +5 plus 4 dimensions +1, which can dilute the low level of a single attribute caused by free points [eating melon]

Not bad, but the experience required to upgrade is a bit too much, and there are few ways to obtain experience. In fact, many people are tired of this mode that upgrades slowly but has high combat power.

I saw that after beating the bronze boss, shouldn't there be a first kill after beating the boss? There is a server-wide announcement, and there should be some rewards, but there are none, so I can only give four stars.

Why is there a sound when the glass breaks when time is suspended? Why does killing spew blood? Why do passers-by see him blinking and teleporting when he fights monsters? Why do you need to add a few hundred points of intelligence first when it is obvious that just adding 10 points of agility and attack speed will double the efficiency of killing monsters?

It's a very rigorous novel. I haven't seen any poisonous points so far.

This book by the author is really good. My Brother You is driving like crazy, and he is really "righteous and evil." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaared The plot in the game is also very interesting. I prefer to see my brother Yu playing an invincible solo in the real world. He is really handsome [Admiration] Although he became a eunuch in the end, it also filled in all the previous pitfalls and gave a perfect ending, which is also good.

Realistically good games can be a bit less and just arrange the pig's feet to gradually become invincible. The attributes can reach millions or trillions, and then the real world opens to do big things. Instead of fighting monsters in the game, which is too boring, I always jump to watch the real world. It's very interesting.

This book is okay, Goldfinger is very strong but the opponent is also strong. As long as it doesn't end badly and fills in the holes at the beginning, it's a good work.

It's pretty good-looking, and the setting is pretty good in my opinion, but the content is a bit lacking right now.

The text is very rigorous and logical, with no sloppy points. But the disadvantage is that being a protagonist has insufficient advantages. For example, stopping time and space is an external advantage. The characteristic is that if mana is exchanged for invincibility, then the assassin's attributes will fall behind, such as agility and physical fitness required by all professions. So the inherent advantage itself must have unique advantages to be worthy of the title of boss, right?