Blue Star was annihilated, and humanity became the last spark of life, cast into the Eternal Continent, a hell where countless races slaughter one another.
Elves wielded the authority of nature, beastfolk became savage engines of war, and dragonkin were born above all others. Even the unassuming Hami Alliance could move freely across the battlefield.
Humans alone received a wish-drawing System that ran entirely on luck, leaving them as walking treasure chests coveted by every race.
But Hao Ren awakened an absurdly powerful talent: [Eternity].
Eternal Body: Immune to all negative effects, but unable to gain attribute points. All potential is converted into energy for the body.
Eternal Imprint: Can permanently turn any time-limited effect into a passive ability.
With no attribute points from leveling up, he seemed born inferior. The ability to make buffs permanent made him look like nothing more than someone else's "walking amplifier."
Just as Hao Ren fell into despair, the beginner's gift unlocked Blue Star's final legacy: [A useful item guaranteed every ten-pull].
From then on, the world's rules were rewritten for him. While others carefully managed their buff durations, he carved dungeon blessings into his soul and turned them into eternal passives. While the other races mocked humanity's trash gacha, he made the "beginner's guarantee" a permanent feature. From that day on, every ten-pull would bring a golden flash.
He was no longer a support who relied on others. He became the destination of every fleeting miracle.
Writing about online games without writing damage data would be a bit silly if you don't write damage data when stacking buffs like this. Moreover, whether the protagonist can defeat the monsters or not, the protagonist himself is confused, let alone the readers.
After the talent permanently inscribes the buff, the negative ones can be purified and removed. The positive ones can also be removed without any accident. Upgrading the talent is of little use. The same buff cannot be superimposed.
After reading Chapter 12, is there any difference between talents that have been upgraded and those that have not been upgraded? It is just a matter of time between one fixed one and two fixed ones😦
The permanent fixation will be purified by talent. If someone comes to purify the protagonist's fixed passiveness, the protagonist will be a roadside person.
Everything else is fine, but the writing style gives people a dull feeling, and the descriptions of dialogues and expressions barely reveal the character's personality and characteristics. There is no change in the pace of the writing, and it feels a bit like a running story.
What is written is a game, and the panel is also a game, but there is no data. There are various values, but the damage value caused by combat is missing. The inscription of eternal talent can be purified and dispelled. As the highest level talent, it makes you immune to control and negative effects, as well as engraving buffs. When you encounter an opponent and drive them away with one move, why don't you stop eating? As a racial talent, it doesn't have much presence in the eyes of others. The plot is also unique in its routine of chaos among thousands of people. As we all know, there are only a few races in the literal sense🌝
It feels too human-machine, and please don't make it awkward, okay?
It seems that he is a new author. Question one, sometimes he repeats the perspective two or three times on small things. Second, after the ranking list starts, won't others level up? It took a day to go from 800 to second, but others didn't farm monsters at all during this time? After listening to the book until chapter 15, these are the two most uncomfortable points, and the rest are pretty easy to say 🍉
To Chapter 21; It's a bit watery, and the plot is inexplicable; It's really embarrassing, I cried to death 🤮🤮🤮 It's boring, my elbow [spit][spit]
After reading ten chapters, all kinds of bonus data are written down, but there is no damage data at all, so what is the use of the attribute equipment and fixed improvement data you wrote?