Games have descended into reality, ushering in an age where everyone changes class.
Every month, a new alien BOSS appears in every dungeon. If it isn't defeated, alien BOSSes will continue to pile up, making the dungeons harder and costing humanity one more path to growing stronger!
July is the Month of the Dragons, and the hardest college entrance exam dungeon in Blue Star's history has appeared.
Su Jue transmigrates here and awakens an SSS-rank talent from the start: Infinite Merit.
[Effect: Tap an electronic wooden fish, and charging it earns merit.]
He changes class into the Gatling Bodhisattva of Namo!
Class Traits:
Merit Arsenal: Use merit to create a blue-flame Gatling gun, a nuclear hand cannon, a Death Star halo, a Black Hole Terminator magazine, a ten-dimensional Destroyer mech...
Merit True Damage: Heat weapons have unlimited ammunition. The more merit invested, the more true damage they deal. Merit-based true damage cannot be reduced or dodged by any spell!
Merit Advancement: Advance the class directly. Advancement quests can be postponed indefinitely by paying merit.
Years later,
Servants of the Evil Gods: Where's the mighty patron we've worshiped for billions of years? How could he just be gone!
The Machine Race: Are we walking, talking electronic wooden fish?
The Eternal Gods: What? We've been overtaken on the Merit Rankings!
The world view setting is okay, but the protagonist setting is a bit shabby. Are you really hurt? How about fighting the Dragon BOSS? Just use some real damage to scratch it? I even turned to the beginning and took a look. Does it mean that no matter how much investment you put in, there will be as much real damage? Can only cast a little? And the protagonist tried every means to become stronger, even though he couldn't get past the monster meat
It's a classic pretentious and slap-in-the-face story, with the villain outwitting him and going too far, and the plot of joining the army is awkward. Constantly taunting, pretending to slap in the face, he has tried his poison, it is extremely poisonous.
The rhythm of the refreshing novel is very good, and the plot of pretending to be cool has not yet been involved. This kind of novel will develop faster when paired with the heroine and teammates.
Highly toxic. . .
Generally, people who take revenge are not incompetent 😅
It's too bland, not exciting, and even a little bit toxic.