Endless Slaughter Game: Unlimited Skill Upgrades

Upgrading a white skill costs 100 kill coins and adds 3 attribute points. Green skill costs 1,000 kill coins and adds 5 attribute points. Which one is more cost-effective? Normal people know how to choose, right?

The protagonist is not good at math. Currently, he earns more money by upgrading the white passive than the green one.

The author's writing style is average, but the writing style is quite smart. Overall, there is not much communication with other people. In summary, the protagonist kills and upgrades. Killing upgrades do not have much connotation. They just write about the pleasure of numerical explosion. However, due to the author's writing power, the numerical values expand very quickly, and it will look a bit messy later. , But the author is better at math or typesetting, and the problem didn't occur until later. It can only be said to be a numerical inflation article. Because the author has a better grasp (note that it is not the writing style), it does not make the whole article ugly. Moreover, because he does not communicate with other people very much, he deleted a lot of boring plots, slaps in the face, pretentiousness, etc. There are all kinds of disgusting plots. In fact, compared with some shit books and AI books, the five-star rating of this book is not exaggerated at all. The overall bad point is that the author is a bit of a snack book. He forgot some settings and changed the settings randomly. In fact, the problem is not big. After all, it is not foreshadowing. If you eat foreshadowing, it will explode 🤦. In fact, it is still eating. But this foreshadowing seems useless, and it doesn't matter if I eat it. In summary, it is a bit more advanced than Xiaobai Wen, but it is not completely out of the scope of Xiaobai Wen. The author is very smart, and there are no vulgar plots in the book. This is really a big advantage. I hope that the author will write better and more excellent novels after strengthening his writing style.

The overall feeling is mediocre, and there is no climax. There are a few bad points. The most unbearable thing for me is that the Osha asked him who he was and told him directly. I can only say that he is too confident. I still hope to be cautious. I have almost finished reading. There are some books that are short of books. You can read them. Not to mention excellent, it is more than 60% of new books.

High marks, take your time and watch. It's so beautiful. It's just an insult to your IQ.

It's well written and creative. There is a small problem that I have to talk about, which is the problem of obtaining attributes by killing people. It needs to be restricted early, or restricted in multiple stages. Otherwise, it can be said that the protagonist should not have the advantages he currently has in the early stage. After all, as long as someone knows that killing people has attributes, then there will definitely be those who are talented in the early stage and will kill to max out their attributes early. If they don't do it in public, it will definitely be the same in private. So in the early stage, others have full attributes but the protagonist does not, then it can be said that the protagonist is very dangerous.

Cool article with four stars. The entire universe is assigned by the author to Killing Space = Novice Village. Each person has a safe house (upgradeable) to start killing monsters and upgrading. Killing upgraded humans can get 10% of the attributes. The protagonist's talent: there is no end to the skills, you can choose any skill to level up every day. Amitabha Buddha's body is golden, and his appearance is unparalleled in brightness. The white hair spins around five sumeru, and the cyanotic eyes clarify the four seas. In the light, there are countless millions of Buddhas transformed, and the number of Bodhisattvas transformed is also boundless. Forty-eight wishes to save all sentient beings, nine grades of salt to reach the other shore.

Okay, the author wrote it well. Let's answer some questions that some readers have seen earlier. 1. Some people say that the emphasis on the protagonist is too heavy. Personally, I feel that this is true, but if you don't put pressure on the protagonist, you will get tired of reading this book. But every improvement of the protagonist is an exponential improvement. 2. Some people didn't read the book carefully and just yelled, saying, why doesn't the protagonist buy more white skills that increase the percentage? Have these people read the book seriously? 3. Some people said that Raiden's SSS-level talent was so abnormal that he was stronger than the protagonist, which made many people angry. Then I can only say that those people did not understand the talent of the protagonist. The talent of the protagonist gave me a feeling that in the later stage, no one else can be promoted. The protagonist can continue to improve, but the author pushed the main story too quickly and did not reflect this part. I also feel that this is not good. Finally, I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more. Come on, author, I hope to see the day when you earn more than 100,000 yuan a month. 🤭

It's a bit poisonous. Wouldn't it be better to just pile up white skills? It takes 100 to upgrade the stone. The white skill will add 3 to the first level. The green skill will add 5. The money to buy the green skill is not good for upgrading the white.

A talent suddenly occurred to me: all your skill levels are always equal to the highest skill level. For example: if you have a level 3 white skill, you can no longer upgrade it through skill crystals, but you can upgrade the white skill to level 4 by upgrading a level 3 green skill; or if you have a level 3 white skill, then other newly acquired skills start at level 3 and can be upgraded directly from level 3. Is this talent comparable to the protagonist's talent? The main reason is that it can significantly reduce the resources consumed.