Everyone, I Can See the Stats Panel!

It's really good, but it's a pity that the protagonist doesn't have a bug. The free attribute points of 180 are directly changed to 971 when the remaining 179 is used, and then changed to 901 when used to 109, and then changed to 109, and then changed to 901. The operation is an infinite loop, and the attribute points are infinite.

Okay, this is really cool Are such high attribute points just for decoration? They were all robbed [smile]

It's okay. The author tried his best not to suppress such an exaggerated golden finger. You shouldn't make the character completely invincible later on, and then subconsciously start to limit the protagonist's intelligence. This wouldn't look good. A common problem of Wudiwen is that water increases and decreases intelligence every day, and then he falls into the street. The limit of human beings is semi-invincible text. To limit intelligence, it is better to put limits on the protagonist's combat power.

I want to know if the protagonist's talent panel and attribute panel are the same? If they are the same, then why not change the talent to 990? When you reach level 2, you can change the talent to 99000000000000. It is not much harder than changing the attribute panel directly. If not, just pretend that I didn't say it.

Rating: 4.0 (↓) Price: The subject matter is novel and the plot is smooth. However, being in an invincible situation from the beginning may cause you to lose the pleasure of growing stronger. After any value exceeds a common value for humans, you will become less sensitive to it. After all, it is just a string of lonely numbers, which is less visually stimulating. The numerical expansion is too fast, which also leads to no down-to-earth feeling, and it feels like a big dream. The other is that the numerical display is not very user-friendly. For example, the string of numbers 9999999999999999999999999 looks like a long number that no one wants to count, but 9999,9999,9999,9999,9999,9999 looks more pleasing to the eye. This is the beauty of regularity, or you can directly use the approximate high-speed data in Chinese, that is: 9999 MB/approximately 10,000 MB. After that, it is very comfortable to express it in scientific notation (10^33). Secondary product price: The last time I saw it was about 44%, this time I saw the update, and after getting to know it better, I discovered that the protagonist, the greedy star god, is actually a joy.

Come, the author read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, working hard unyieldingly, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, steel being refined a hundred times, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can work hard I am a keyboard in the darkness and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet writing. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding every day and every night.

Are those people in the code saying that it looks like a stack of boxes and matryoshka dolls? There are two realms, one Star God and one Star God. Also, those who said this is a nanny article are my understanding of the nanny article wrong? Doesn't the nanny article protect this? Is it difficult for the protagonist to kill his own planet when no one else on the planet can defeat him? Or are they just the ones looking for trouble? Aren't they going to do whatever they want now that they are invincible? Is it rare to encounter someone who suspects that if he doesn't kill him directly, he is not a good writer? (It only took a few days for the protagonist to go from ordinary person to invincible, and he did not become a native of the motherland.) When the first few values ​​​​were in the billions, he was stopped by people from other civilizations and attacked the poison points? Now that I have said what should be criticized, let me talk about my feelings after reading this book. The early stage is cliche and the plot arrangement of the red wolf is unreasonable. The Star God is afraid of being killed by other Star Gods (there is an element of caution in it. After discovering that the Star God is really bad, I just play casually) and the clone standing at the entrance of another world feels like a nanny. The result is that invasions from other worlds cannot defeat the locals at all (there is also the element of using clones to defend against Star Gods stealing homes), and the clones have little perspective. They are used when they don't know the strength of other Star Gods. At other times, they are just having fun. After that, they are all playing around in other worlds (depending on the author's various crazy) If there are any poisonous points that I haven't mentioned, I would like to add that I personally don't think they are very poisonous (it may also be that I have read too many Nitian novels and my poison resistance is high, so I don't know the poisonous points when I see them) I suggest that those with low poison resistance should read "Ten Years of Beggars, Golden Shovel". This book is extremely poisonous. If poison had a five-level level, this would be ranked as the third level. It may also be that my requirements for books for newcomers are too high. Anyway, it is poison.

Not bad, not bad. That tunnel exploration was interesting and curious [shy][shy][shy] It was fine in the beginning, but after chapter 60 it became more and more unreadable [face covering]

Those cool articles are all weak. This is the real cool article. There is no 1 point numerical expansion. It all relies on one's own efforts. What? You said that if I turn it on, it doesn't count, but I haven't turned it off, [face covering]

Before Chapter 18, just take it easy if you don't accept life and death. After Chapter 18, half of the chapter is dialogue [smile][smile][smile]