Global: My Talent Grants an Extra One

The Legend of Mir 2 is a revival version of the Legend of Mir 2, but up to chapter 48, all I've seen is the exploration of the Legend of Mir 2's real-world data. There are no NPCs, no system, just the Legend of Mir 2. I dealt with the two instances of double experience points that popped up for no apparent reason, and the female characters were not very good (I personally cannot accept this).

Yeah, just look at the data. Treat it as a flashback. The plot and stuff are all bad. The main character, well... It's pretty good. I can't be the only one who's hooked.

Dual-talent legend, pretty good.

Legendary doesn't recruit followers, that's something else. He has countless pieces of equipment and just plays around. He finds a ravine to hide in. 😏😏😏😏 He's really smart.

As it stands, this talent isn't anything special. There aren't any major highlights. While it grants dual classes, the experience required for leveling up has doubled. However, the talent itself is somewhat unclear. Aside from the class +1, there's no indication of additional damage dealt on attacks, or +1 to item pickup. In short, aside from the doubled experience required for leveling up due to dual classes, it all comes down to grinding.

The design is quite good; I feel this book will do very well. My lack of experience playing Legend of Mir doesn't matter.

I finally finished watching it, and it felt pretty... I don't know how to rate this book. It was quite agonizing to watch, but I was able to keep watching. There are some satisfying moments, but not many (I prefer satisfying stories). Much of the content differs from the mainstream—that's probably what motivates me to keep watching.

The data, skills, and equipment are absolutely amazing, reaching 5 stars at their peak. The protagonist's character development is so bad it's almost unbearable to watch. 😆 But the skill effects are simply the pinnacle of perfection, invincible! 👍

The beginning was alright, but you might as well just stop updating altogether and leave me with some hope.

I feel that having that woman as a spokesperson is pointless, unless she's trained to be one of the strongest characters besides the protagonist. Otherwise, with the protagonist having so many resources, why would she drag the protagonist into trouble? Besides, I saw some comments suggesting using those materials for enhancement, which I think is a good idea.