[Online Game + God-Tier Talent + Game and Reality Merge + Game World in Another Realm + Technical Gameplay + Clear-Headed Protagonist]
The game Dawn quietly arrived, unnoticed by everyone, until the first time they were forcibly pulled into it.
A trial of life and death began.
In his previous life, Liu Ye fought for ten years but, limited by his talent, could only reach the top hundred players worldwide. Then the game merged with reality, otherworldly races invaded, humanity fell into decline, and Liu Ye was betrayed.
Unwilling to accept that fate, Liu Ye returned to the time before Dawn arrived and unexpectedly awakened a god-tier talent.
Talent Effect One: Gain experience automatically while logged out (can be sped up with energy crystals).
Effect Two: Gain ten times the allocatable attribute points each time you level up, plus extra allocatable attribute points for every quest you complete.
Liu Ye: Wait, what? Who put a cheat code in my game?
While other teams were still getting chased around by Dawn’s insanely difficult low-level monsters, Liu Ye had already taken a beginner village’s little divine weapon and fought his way into the monster forest.
While other players were grinding levels and running quests for attribute points, Liu Ye had so many points to spend that his hand cramped from allocating them.
While other players were still struggling to level up so they could return to reality, Liu Ye had already started leveling up automatically while logged out and was working on an alt.
The God-Tier class, Ghost Shadow Assassin: “I followed him invisibly the whole way. This guy’s a hundred-degree water.”
Bystander: “Boiling hot?”
Ghost Shadow Assassin: “He’s cheating.”
A thunderous boom rang across the sky as Liu Ye triggered a global announcement once again.
Ordinary players: “We’re used to it.”
Foreign top players: “Six-six-six! We’re not even salty anymore!”
I feel like this super talent is useless.