Lin Yuan traveled to a fantasy world that was "digitized". Here, everything has attributes, characters have panels, skills are clearly marked with prices, and there are traces to follow for power improvement.
However, the "attribute points" of this world are not unlimited resources, but rare items that have an upper limit, decline, and may even "exhaust" under certain circumstances. In order to maintain their peak, the strong must constantly hunt monsters and absorb their "attribute essence"; while civilians face declining attributes and weakened strength.
While everyone was paying for every hard-earned attribute point, Lin Yuan awakened a heaven-defying talent - [Attribute Greening: Attribute Points Proliferate on their own]
All his attribute points will not only not decline, but will also "grow" slowly as time passes like a plant!
He does not need to practice hard, hunt desperately, or even need any external resources. As long as he is alive, his attribute points will continue to "germinate", "sprout", and "flower and bear fruit"!
Therefore, when other geniuses fought hard for a little strength attribute, Lin Yuan's power had already exceeded the limits of mortals; when the strong struggled to maintain the exhaustion of mental power, Lin Yuan's mental power was as vast as the sea, and he could cast forbidden spells at will; when the giants were cautious because they were worried that life span was linked to attribute points, Lin Yuan's life attribute had climbed to a transcendent dimension.
He is not the best at fighting or strategizing, but he has the most "basic", "original", but also the most "unsolvable" power - infinitely growing attribute points!
Reader comments
I persisted until Chapter 8. First of all, it was set that level 1 mobs required several sieges to defeat them. The protagonist's attributes at that time were about 3-5, and a normal adult male's attributes were 10. With such a gap, the protagonist could kill them randomly. . .
Secondly, a young lady from a big family uses the protagonist as a shield, but the protagonist readily accepts it and looks forward to shocking her when they meet again in the future. It's so ridiculous. . "The look in her eyes with a hint of imperceptible tenderness" describes what a licking dog is. . .
I persisted until Chapter 8. First of all, it was set that level 1 mobs required several sieges to defeat them. The protagonist's attributes at that time were about 3-5, and a normal adult male's attributes were 10. With such a gap, the protagonist could kill them randomly. . . Secondly, a young lady from a big family uses the protagonist as a shield, but the protagonist readily accepts it and looks forward to shocking her when they meet again in the future. It's so ridiculous. . "The look in her eyes with a hint of imperceptible tenderness" describes what a licking dog is. . .
Not really.