What's it like to transmigrate into a modern world crawling with the supernatural?
Lin Xiaoyu says: “Thanks for asking. I'm in another world, just transmigrated, and it feels… incredibly thrilling!”
Here, the “Hundred Ghosts' Night Parade” isn't a legend. It's a monthly event held on the fifteenth. Fortunately, humans can awaken professions. He became a proud… martial artist, commonly known as a “brute.”
His life-bound weapon is an utterly ordinary horizontal saber.
But he soon discovers that this saber plays by no rules: killing monsters earns him points to level up! He can max out his constitution, spirit, skills… everything!
From then on, in public he's a wisecracking jokester, but in private he's a cautious, leveling-up maniac.
Along with his childhood friend, a fire mage; a taciturn formation master; and a healer classmate who looks like a little girl but is tough as nails, Lin Xiaoyu spends his days clearing dungeons, earning extra cash, and taking care of any supernatural creatures foolish enough to cross his path while he's on patrol.
His original dream was simple: make sure his brothers enjoy good food and drink, and stay alive by keeping a low profile.
That is, until one day he accidentally glimpses the ultimate secret of this world…
Lin Xiaoyu looks at the “cheat blade” in his hand, then at the “god” in the sky who treats humanity like a field of leeks to harvest.
He scratches his head. “I only wanted to be a lazy nobody. You forced me to slay a god, huh? Fine, I'll play this high-level game!”
How to use a blade that grants stat points to cut your way from the beginner village to the Southern Heavenly Gate: this year's most irreverent savior is about to take the job!
No. What's your name? Weapons can add points. I've read half of it. I've never seen you add weapon points once.
Start the fight and shout to control the first move. After typing the sentence, the maximum output credit will be shared equally, and the assistance will be distributed uniformly. The protagonist considers himself fair and reasonable.
The first few dozen chapters were okay, but going to the so-called training camp started to waste time on fighting strength. In the past, when I was not so good, I could earn hundreds of points a day, more than 4,000 on a Wednesday. I wasted three months there, not to mention leveling up, and my skills were not improved much.
After watching it for a while, it becomes addictive. The setting is unreasonable. You said it's okay for high school students to have actual combat exercises, but it's impossible to say that the protagonist is the one who lets people go to the battlefield, right? What about college students? What about the army? Then there are the issues of combat power and self-setting. It doesn't matter how many days it takes for a cheater to reach the limit, but the average student has one star and only three stars for his teammates, but he turns around and rushes out to see a few eight stars that he hasn't seen yet? The background is unclear and cannot be divided into different levels. It only contains my own narration and no other narration at all. The background is also extremely abrupt. Why the sudden chaos, why are there not enough manpower, why do students have to go to the battlefield, and then what about the cultivation level? What about the level of genius? Nothing was clearly explained and everything I wrote in the early stage was completely messed up.
The magic skill is to draw the sword to cut. How to draw the sword? You stretched out your hand and pulled the knife out of thin air. Now where did you pull it out?
Forced to do nothing, suppressing combat power, no matter how the hydrology comes
Things are going well in front of me. I have been working hard since I entered the training camp.
5.5 Points Before I read it, I thought it would be a particularly vicious book, but it actually looks pretty good. The reason most people don't like reading it is that the team formation and the instructor's lectures feel a bit pua, and the protagonist brings three oil bottles to upgrade slowly, but after reading it, I think it's okay. I have personal tastes, and you can't deny the tastes of others just because of the tastes of some people, right? Just add water and press
Even if you cultivate yourself, your attributes will not increase at all, and if you break through the realm, you will not gain any attributes at all. You can't break through the realm by adding points through the system. If you don't add points through the system, will your cultivation reach the top and your physical fitness will still be the same as that of ordinary people? [Awkward laugh]
After reading it, the combat power is too strong. The protagonist raises his attributes to the limit at each level, but what he fights for is the energy level. The physical attributes only play a supporting role. Even if the attributes are several times higher than those of the opponent, they will be one or two small realms away. When you reach the Star Glory Realm, you can add points to the realm, but the speed of spawning monsters can only be the same as the upgrade speed of those with good talents, and even the top one can't compare with it. It's really not that tight. The protagonist risks his life to fight monsters and cheat, but others can improve their level by meditating, just like drinking water, and practicing martial arts twice can equal the protagonist's extra points. Moreover, the experience points given by wild monsters are wrong. The first level of the Ghost Lord is 350 and the ninth level of the Ghost General is 300. The first-level Ghost Lord can easily crush the ninth-level Ghost General. Even a person like the protagonist, who is fully maxed out, cannot cross the level to kill when the Xinghui (Ghost General) is at the ninth level.