Everyone in this world can refine traits.
Professions, equipment, pills, materials, and more...
A butcher with a common profession refines a legendary trait and, with nothing but a butcher’s cleaver, splits mountains and cuts oceans in two.
A blacksmith refines an epic trait and instantly becomes one of the country’s foremost master craftsmen.
An alchemist refines a god-tier trait and becomes a renowned medicine god reborn!
This is a world full of absurdity.
This is a world full of opportunity.
This is a world full of gamblers.
Su Chen transmigrates into this world and binds to a System. Spending 100,000 experience points gives him a chance to obtain a god-tier trait with 100% certainty.
Only awakened a life profession?
No way to attack?
Likely to get killed the moment he steps outside?
No problem. Su Chen goes straight to the state for help.
“What? You expect a peerless prodigy like me, who awakened an SSS hidden profession, to be his lackey?”
“Impossible. Absolutely impossible. How could the campus belle that I am become someone else’s study companion?”
“A newly discovered hidden dungeon has tons of experience points? Nobody move. Let Su Chen go in. This is a top-priority national order.”
Su Chen: “I may be utterly ordinary, but what can I say? Mom loves me.”
In less than ten chapters, N thunder exploded. There is no normal gimmick, which saves a lot of opening and expansion. I thought it was straight to the point and went straight to the topic. In the end, I had to save at least 100,000 experience points and single-digit experience in killing monsters. There is no connection between the protagonist's profession and the ability to refine the entries. It is a protagonist's profession designed to make the protagonist a weakling. If you develop steadily, you can take off in minutes, but if you don't, you will have to wave. Maybe the author himself feels that single-digit experience accumulation is too slow, so he directly increases the strength. If he finds that the protagonist cannot win, he will start a new trick. After accumulating 100,000 experience points, even if I didn't clean up the god-level entries, every monster I killed would have a mortality rate, so I just hit a third altar. Also brought out the Boss. The boss is unbeatable, so just give it away to the villagers, and the protagonist is like his dead father, so why did he care about the dungeon NPC when he reached 100,000 experience?
I've saved enough experience so I don't open an entry. I've killed so many people.
Not happy, it's too inky
If you have skills, don't use them. Run first as a courtesy.
Inexplicably sensational, confused protagonist
It's okay~~
Not bad, AB Ababa
It's a very strange feeling. It feels like a part of each chapter has been deleted and each chapter is incomplete.