Awakening BUG-level talents at the beginning---skill stealing
After being severely beaten by society for two months, Yi Yun was almost exhausted. By chance, he got a "Fantasy World" game helmet.
I decided to join "Fantasy World" as a brick-and-mortar player. "Fantasy World" is known as the highest display of human technology, 100% real, and full of infinite possibilities!
Yi Yun, who originally wanted to make money by selling his physical strength and becoming a goldsmith, got top-notch talents in the random talent session.
---Skill Stealing: After killing a wild monster, randomly select a skill of the monster (probability 0.2%), And consume the same type of skills to improve the quality.
Kill the rooster? Exploding peck attack, level up, 100% armor penetration, knife critical hit!
Kill the goat? Explode a brutal collision, rise to the back, and crash with a 10,000-meter truck, crushing everything!
Kill the wolf? Explode the laceration claw strike, stack it behind, and swing the weapon out, enough to tear apart the space!
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The stolen skill levels were improved and even fed back into attributes. Yi Yun relied on frantically spawning monsters, and his skills and attributes went hand in hand.
I thought I could only have fun in the game, but one day--"Fantasy World" actually borders on reality!
Monsters are coming, powers are awakening, and all technological weapons in reality are useless. People can only rely on the attribute skills obtained in the game to resist the invasion.
He glanced at the bright attribute values on the panel and the various skills with incredible effects.
"This all comes from my persistence and hard work!" Yi Yun said to the world BOSS who had just been taken away by one of his skills.
Reader comments
It still feels good. It seems that the protagonist's talent is a bit lacking, but in fact it's not bad. You can get a lot of attribute points when you upgrade your skills. It's still okay to fail. The protagonist is basically a generation-level player.
The content is okay, but it is best to only write three or four talents in the skill library. When adding new skills or skill upgrades, just write the new skills in detail. Also, try to change jobs as quickly as possible. It is best to have the kind that can range AOE at level A, otherwise it will be too slow to refresh the skill level every time.
It's not bad. It's just your skills and attributes, which are a bit vague.
It's okay. I see that there are no poisonous spots now, which is rare in tomatoes. Come on.
The explosion rate of talent is too low, 0.5 Or 1.0 Is better than 0.2
This book is pretty good, but updates are too slow. Ten thousand words a day, do you think the book will be popular?
Yes, it's just that the detailed introduction of the skills drawn by the talent is a bit too little, as well as the detailed numerical values of the skill upgrades.
I must give it five stars. The protagonist is handsome and powerful. He pretends to be awesome in the game, but in reality a bunch of beauties chase him. It's so cool [Thoughts]
It still feels good. It seems that the protagonist's talent is a bit lacking, but in fact it's not bad. You can get a lot of attribute points when you upgrade your skills. It's still okay to fail. The protagonist is basically a generation-level player.
The content is okay, but it is best to only write three or four talents in the skill library. When adding new skills or skill upgrades, just write the new skills in detail. Also, try to change jobs as quickly as possible. It is best to have the kind that can range AOE at level A, otherwise it will be too slow to refresh the skill level every time.
It's not bad. It's just your skills and attributes, which are a bit vague.
It's okay. I see that there are no poisonous spots now, which is rare in tomatoes. Come on.
The explosion rate of talent is too low, 0.5 Or 1.0 Is better than 0.2
This book is pretty good, but updates are too slow. Ten thousand words a day, do you think the book will be popular?
Yes, it's just that the detailed introduction of the skills drawn by the talent is a bit too little, as well as the detailed numerical values of the skill upgrades.
I must give it five stars. The protagonist is handsome and powerful. He pretends to be awesome in the game, but in reality a bunch of beauties chase him. It's so cool [Thoughts]