Only One Skill? I Can Level It Up Forever!

Although I can accept not choosing soul talent in that dungeon, I must know that a lot of people can't stand it, because it's very simple: even if you only have armed colors in the future, your other shortcomings can be made up by skills, such as slow speed, dodge, or lack of perception; but for soul talent, it doesn't matter how many skills you learn. This thing is either there or not. In the long run, you must choose talents.

I'd rate it 7.5-9. It's a hodgepodge of various things, but it's quite enjoyable. The best thing is that you can correct your mistakes. I changed it after being criticized haha. Another great thing is that you don't insist on getting the highest reward every time (although you may not necessarily get it in the first place). For me, one point is deducted for the writing style (crossed out), and there are too few updates.

5000 Hours old bookworm, I sincerely recommend it, there is basically no poisonous point. There may be imperfect settings or different upgrade ideas, but the protagonist's character, story plot, and NPC shaping are all perfect.

The writing style of a very very very ancient novel, the content seems very bland, but I don't see any poisonous points. It feels like eating compressed biscuits, filling but tasteless.

This book is still okay, and it's considered good for free. The plot and treasure design are both good. There are few descriptions of fighting and the combat power is too heavy. The other thing is that the combat power is too heavy. The rewards given by level 3 to level 5 are almost the same as those of level 2 or even worse than the rewards of level 2. This is very poisonous. Everything else is okay. Overall, I can read it.

It's not bad, but it's mainly about the level 3 to 4. It's a bit overwhelming. Just talking about the opponent's level 4 and level 5, and then the domain. As a result, the opponent is raised too high, so the protagonist can only do sit-ups, and finally uses the deus ex machina to kill the boss. In my personal opinion, it doesn't matter how high or high these levels are. What I see is that the protagonist goes in and gets drawn, then falls into a disadvantage, and then takes him away with a big move. Finally, he gives a victory speech that the opponent is actually very strong. He raises his hand to face the opponent, but the book is still good, cheers for the author [Like]

According to the protagonist's difficulty, other people don't have to live.

That's pretty good, but I have a question about skill level. Will the level limit be opened for others from level 1 to level 2? Or is it fixed that at level 10, you can only use skill points to upgrade. If there are restrictions, then the skill point gap of normal level 9 will be endless. This is not to use skill points to make up for low-level pig raising.

It's well written, but it's a bit overwhelming and doesn't feel strong enough.

No licking, no ridicule, no insidiousness, just give it 5 stars