Born to Be a Support

If you like to read auxiliary articles, I will start with the first poisonous point in Chapter 8. This ranger is such a big arch. I cry regardless of whether you are justified or not. What can you do to me? The setting is 16 years old. Oh my god, 16. Dear, you have lived for sixteen years and the only way to solve problems is to cry? Looking at the setting, the reason why the protagonist needs her is to increase the luck of the output profession, so why not put the luck value on the protagonist? The protagonist can change output skills into auxiliary skills. Is it difficult to give a passive skill that increases luck? Wouldn't it be better to further expand the protagonist's auxiliary abilities? Let's talk about DPS professions. For now, the protagonist's milk and male shield can be regarded as T1, not much worse than T0. Then why not show your abilities in the first boss and recruit a normal and powerful DPS position? After all, do you think there is any need for this female ranger to exist? The people watching were angry and wanted to slap her twice. I'll talk about the ratings later. If it's okay later, I'll change the review later.

I guess many people quit after Chapter 8. I would like to briefly explain to subsequent readers and the author what the problem with this character creation is. The author wants to write her as a person who wants to work hard to handle her own affairs, but is afraid to bear some pain because she is a girl. But he felt that a 16-year-old girl would only cry when something happened, so Lin Xiaoxiao just cried when something happened. However, in fact, let alone a 16-year-old, even a 10-year-old cannot express her core thoughts and will say sorry if she does something wrong. As for a woman who only cries when something happens in public, I won't explain too much. The author wants her to join the protagonist's team, thinking that this woman is not wrong in principle, but the protagonist himself also has problems. Isn't this just right? The author even added a little plot for her to explain the reason why she only cried: she was kicked out of the team more than a dozen times. The problem came. The reason for quitting the team was that the team was originally set up to take turns to resist damage, and the loot was also taken in turns, and whoever got it would get it. Lin Xiaoxiao was afraid of the pain and couldn't resist, and her skills were not good enough. According to the setting, it would hit teammates without hurting but they would feel pain. After ten times, she hit the monster three times, and about two teammates, and the rest was empty. However, she was lucky enough to get the loot, so she resisted. I've been injured to the point of carrying it but I didn't get anything, so naturally I feel resentful. So I don't believe that a 16-year-old person would be so blind. Even if you fire three times and give the tank a trophy, he won't say anything. After all, if you don't want to fight the injury, he will fight for you because you are a girl. At this time, everyone will give a part to the tank, even if it is as an apology gift for the person you hit. Alas, the woman was not willing to give it, so they went to a crowded place to judge. Hey☝, this woman didn't speak but just cried. But this is not the most fundamental contradiction. The most fundamental thing is that both the woman and the author feel that getting the loot is her own luck rather than the help of her teammates (the game sets the loot explosion rate to be extremely low). You can think about it. If you defeat n monsters together, you will not lose a few loots in total, and two-thirds (maybe even less) are in the hands of one person. Which team do you think can handle it? Some people may think that good luck is their own fault. You are right, but what if you don't have the opportunity to use your luck? We may have a low explosion rate when we team up to fight monsters, but in the end there will still be income, and if no one wants you, and you can't defeat monsters, just wait for death. The most unacceptable thing is the setting added by the author later, saying that she was abandoned more than ten times. I thought, didn't she deserve it? The first time I was abandoned, I didn't think about what the problem was. I just cared about the few spoils and was unwilling to share them. Then I was abandoned again and again and I was still unwilling to share them. I started to feel aggrieved even before I joined the protagonist team. From these few words, you can see how selfish this woman is. She is essentially a refined egotist. Even her behavior of just crying without saying anything in the presence of others is classified as green tea bitch behavior to me. For such a selfish person who returns green tea, if you tell me that this person's shortcomings are acceptable, then you are this 👍. I also made some suggestions in that paragraph. There must be loopholes, but I would like to change it as soon as possible if I want the book to be aborted.

To be honest, what impressed me most in the early stage was the disgusting Lin Xiaoxiao. Really, it's hard to have a favorable impression of her from her appearance, and maybe the impression that can be accepted is just a mediocre one. It's really hard for me to imagine that anyone would have a good impression of a character who appears like this, regardless of whether the character is male or female. According to the situation inside, she followed many teams in one day and was kicked out of them all. Later, she also talked to the protagonist and realized that she knew why she was kicked out. Then when it comes to the time when the protagonist meets her, after so many previous examples, isn't she not alert at all? She probably knows a little bit about herself. Don't you know how to communicate with your teammates? Isn't it possible that when they formed a team, they didn't understand both sides? What happened next, she just cried, why did she have to design it like this? Then I can also portray her as a villain, and people will not like her. He said that she was just taking advantage of her being a girl. After crying and not speaking, her teammates did not dare to take advantage of her harvest under the pressure of other people present. They deliberately put themselves on the weak side. Even if their teammates insisted on sharing the harvest, they could ruin his reputation. She knew later that she was very lucky, so she tried to deal a small amount of damage without resisting damage. After defeating the monsters, she started to use her European Emperor to harvest and open boxes. What I said earlier was to make her become a bad guy, but later the author explained in the comment area that she is still a good girl, she is young, and she has not experienced many things. But it's still uncomfortable to look at, it's just a matter of shaping. And she's not too young either. Is it possible that she can't speak at the age of 16? She must be in the first year of high school according to her age. On campus, she does the same thing together, and her teammates work hard and resist the pressure. She also cheats her teammates, and the benefits are basically taken by her. When her teammates question her in public, she just acts like a white lotus. Look at what happened to her on campus, it wasn't going to be a good one. You should have said something at that time, negotiated with your teammates, or even tried to negotiate before the teammates broke out to question him in public, or go for interpersonal communication as stated in the comment area. Could it be that she was planning to play a one-time game of White Wolf with no empty gloves? She and her teammate fought three monsters at that time and had so much time, but ended up being mute there. As for injury resistance, she is considered a shooter, and her injury resistance is not as strong as a tank's human shield, but they are both novices, so there is a gap, but not a big one. You don't need the shooter to resist damage of the same duration and intensity as the meat shield. You can at least resist a little damage. Even if it's a small damage, like a level A, it's fine if you take it less often than the meat shield. It's like saying resist at least a little bit. After all, we have agreed to take turns to resist injuries. If you don't resist, say it in advance. Is it appropriate to backstab your teammates on the battlefield? Her shots were inaccurate and harmed her teammates. I don't believe that teammate was the first one. She had so many examples before. She didn't know how to stay away from her teammates, or when her teammates and monsters were slightly away from each other before shooting. Furthermore, she didn't tell her teammates to cooperate with her to reduce the degree of trapping them. She knew the injury hurt, did her teammates deserve to suffer?

Women joining the team is Chapter 8. You can read it first. All in all, it's very typical. Putting aside the fact that so many people didn't team up with her, are they not wrong?

Some details, plot processing and even character design could be better, but I don't know if it is limited by writing power or some other reason why it has stayed at an average level. (Putting reasoning and expressing your thoughts above the story is a "poisonous point" according to most people) There are unique places and some unique designs... But the flaws are not concealed.

My suggestion is to go to Leshan, let the Giant Buddha go away, and the protagonist can sit on it

There are conflicts in the character of the protagonist. In the previous setting, the protagonist is working and is particularly good at collecting information and grasping details. However, this is not reflected in the subsequent setting. Even his behavior is inconsistent with his work experience. Maybe the character of the protagonist can be changed from working to still in school. Maybe being a student will cause the protagonist's behavior to be problematic, but it can be rationalized. The problems the protagonist encounters at work also have some activities in school that involve group cooperation. Such behavior can better reflect it.

The protagonist is a complete coward. The first time he asked for something, he endured it and reasoned with it. The second time he took it, he endured it. The third time he demanded it, he gave it back. After reading the table of contents, the third time was in chapter 16. They parted ways in chapter 19. I didn't dare to read how many more times there were in between. I was really afraid of being disgusted. It would never end. Can a waste like this lead a team? You form a team, and then everything depends on other people's faces. If you lick the dog, you also use your own money. If you use the entire team's things as a licking dog, are the other teams in the team not human beings? Are others feeling better? In reality, this kind of team does not need to disband the next day, it is purely funny. It's all about writing an auxiliary article, and it's impossible to ask you to kill people on sight. No matter how cruel you are to others, you can't just treat yourself as a normal person with love and hatred? After reading Chapter 16, my brain was invaded by dirty things, and I wanted to slap myself in the face for deciding to read this book an hour ago. I saw someone talking about changing the name, and I quite agree with it. I suggest one, a useless, useless life.

It's not easy to find such a book among all the hundred-fold increases. I like this kind of online game novel where the main character's golden finger is slightly open. There is no violent advancement or explosive equipment that can be grown. It feels good to progress steadily and steadily. However, there are not many updates and it may be a bit annoying to chase. Regarding the protagonist's somewhat useless performance, I personally think this level is understandable and acceptable. The contract team-up part was also tough in the end. However, I actually hope to see what will happen after the fire spell changes the team. The side effect of the skill burning his own blood is actually quite simple to make him unlucky. He was kicked when he was short of milk.

Stop being a half-assed teammate, an archer who can't shoot accurately, a front rower who gets hit hard by monsters every day, a mage who loses mana half the time, a detective who relies purely on luck, and a protagonist who can't think. I'm convinced. If the shooter fails to hit the target, you can practice more. This all relies on pressure on teammates. The mage will be distracted later when he comes. The people in the front row were in a daze and were hit hard. I was really speechless. The mage has no mana to use as a control, so he just hits the output hard. Where is the control? Assassins are dispensable. Finding the location depends on luck. Protagonist? Where is the brain? Problems are solved by accident Are you playing with your life? Is this the attitude? It's really frustrating to watch, a team that is half-assed