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How funny. Attributes are not added to the original feedback clone. What do you call a clone? Didn't you write about the undead?

Not recommended. It's considered poor among all job transfer books. If you want to read this kind of book, you can look elsewhere. The sentences are repetitive, the plot is cliche, and there are no highlights. Repeated sentence patterns are used at the end of several chapters. For those who give good reviews, I am not sure whether they are trolls, but this is just personal speculation, please do not go online. If you think there are highlights, you can point them out and please attach a chapter.

The data is broken. When writing a novel of this type, data is the core. According to the current situation, all attributes will be increased by five for each level, and the attributes at level 100 will be 500. But after the clone has those entries, the attributes of the clone are almost over a thousand before it reaches level 10. Since it was said before that only 50% of the attributes of the clone are garbage, and no amount of clones can beat those of the same level, then your level 10 clone has twice the attributes of the normal level 100. Does that mean that your level 10 clone is basically invincible? Besides, you still have so many clones, wouldn't that be a direct sweep? But with hundreds or even thousands of attributes, you say it's so difficult to fight a dozen-level monster with only a few dozen attributes. You have to either use skills or go all out. Isn't this inconsistent? And the defense, you have such a high physique. Even if it is not metalized, the monster's dozens of points of strength cannot break the defense of hundreds or thousands of points of physique. Are you talking nonsense? The data has collapsed like this. Even if you don't have to use your brain, you can't stand it. Finally, the protagonist himself is too expensive, so I won't talk about the attack. Anyway, there are clones to attack, but the protagonist's own life-saving ability is too low. Even if you have clones to protect you, if someone comes to attack in a large area, the clones will not be able to protect you. By then, the protagonist will be dead, and it will be useless no matter how awesome the clones are. It's so lax, there's no logic at all, I can't stand it at all.

The clone is NB, but the protagonist himself is too weak, so it will be useless if he dies.

There is a reason why they all have low scores.

This book fully demonstrates what it means to abandon the original and pursue the last.

When I read it, I discovered that the author likes to emphasize the protagonist's ability, so he writes about it every time. Whenever he meets someone who questions the protagonist's ability, he writes about what the protagonist will do in the days to come. It has been emphasized three times.

Upgrading a level has 5 attribute points, level 200 has 1,000 points, and a clone has more than 4,000 points. It should be no problem for a clone to defeat a level 400 one.

It feels like giving the pig's feet a cheat and weakening the pig's feet. It's like a normal person can move 40 bricks at a time, but a pig's feet can move 100 bricks (it takes time for others to defeat monsters, and pig's feet only take seconds), and there are a few pig's feet, but the bricks moved by a few pig's feet are only two or three times that of others.

If you hit an elite monster whose attributes are not as strong as the clone, you will have to hit it twice. Or use skills?

There are too few clones. How many levels does it take to level up a legion? Upgrading is so slow.

What did the clone say about Phantom? Or a summons? This is acceptable, but why does it feel so messy! Clone and phantom can enjoy the passive skills of the main body! If it is a summons, then you must have a unique personality! It's not about quantity!

Strength is written too vaguely. Kill more than 200 monsters with more than 1,000 attributes. Do you still need to use skills like level one sure kill? How do you divide this? How many levels of character attributes are equivalent to more than 1,000 attributes? None of the introductions are too vague, and there is no sense of substitution at all.

I feel that the protagonist has nothing to do with the clone except for summoning the clone. The clone is the clone. There is no connection between the main body and the main body, whether it is skills or attributes. Moreover, the clone's attributes increase very high, but the protagonist's attributes are very few. The protagonist's equipment attributes have nothing to do with the clone. After more than ten levels, the clone's skills are always the same. The overall feeling is that the clone fights monsters. The protagonist goes shopping. The protagonist has gained experience. The protagonist upgrades, draws an entry for the clone, and keeps looping. The clone continues to strengthen, and the protagonist has always been weak [laughing and crying]

Studio flow

The skill cooldown time is too long. How can I survive as a legal profession?

Running account 6666

I feel that the protagonist's skills have nothing to do with the avatar profession. If the avatar master has so many powerful skills, how can it be the weakest profession? After all, the protagonist is only of high level. Can't other clone master professions be upgraded or learn skills?

Is the clone master really weak? [Smile] You can summon one clone at each level. The clone is fifty percent of one's own attributes. . . The protagonist's attributes at level ten are slightly higher than those of monsters of the same level. . . . When you are a warrior, can't you use a clone with a level of hundreds and fifty attributes to support you? . . At the beginning, all the students, principals, teachers, and senior officials in the school were all of different levels and all said that this profession was rubbish. . . [Smile]

The data is extremely confusing and I can't understand it at all. I'm randomly looking at the attributes.