[Just Rated] [Invincible Protagonist] [Roguelike] [Meticulous Stats] [Decisive and Ruthless]
Xu Yang transmigrates into a parallel world where everyone can choose a class. Here, people resist an endless onslaught of Abyssal monsters from inside shelters.
The original owner of his body had just turned eighteen, but had awakened only a common cannon fodder class, Warrior, and a D-rank talent that was almost useless in the early game: [Lone Ring].
[Lone Ring]: Permanently lose one ring equipment slot. In exchange, all buffs and bonus effects from rings you equip are multiplied by 4, and the cooldown of their active skills is reduced by 80%.
To make matters worse, the original owner had signed up for [Dawn Breakthrough], an event where the death rate for ordinary classes exceeds 98%.
Fortunately, the wedding ring Xu Yang had picked up while watching a proposal before transmigrating had come with him.
Polluted, Dull Wedding Ring
The first trait slot has been unlocked. Choose one of the following traits to make permanent:
Cruel Words: Basic attacks and skills apply 1 (4) stack(s) of [Resentment] to the target. At 4 stacks, [Resentment] immediately deals true damage equal to 0.5 (2) times your attack power.
Nothing hurts more than a loved one’s whisper or a lover’s cruel words.
Unfaithful: When switching attack targets, damage increases by 100% (400%) and movement speed increases by 25% (100%) for 2 (8) seconds.
My love is fleeting and indiscriminate.
Greedy: Money drops increase to 250% (1000%).
The desire for money comes before everything else.
The next trait unlocks at level 5.
With his talent and wedding ring, Xu Yang leads humanity in a slaughter across the Myriad Worlds.
“Long live courage!”
In this rare "normal" society, the government is even keeping walkthrough guides. Many post-apocalyptic novels still have these national walkthrough guides hidden. It's normal for side quests to be hidden, but even with the world on the verge of destruction, walkthrough guides are still being kept secret.
Here's something really scary: I've noticed that around chapter 30, there are frequently two or three pages of paper data appearing, and it happens very "frequently"! 😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯 There is a little bit of water at the end.
"Food and Supplies" is worth watching. It has many clichéd plot points, but if you don't mind, it's quite enjoyable. Haha, but cliché as it may be, the plot twists are quick. After the clichés, the twists are quickly reversed.
Just finished watching it. Actually, it's quite good. The various features working together are very interesting and satisfying, like a hack-and-slash game. The low rating might be because the early setup is a bit too focused on female characters, but skipping the realistic parts, it's still very enjoyable.
Personal opinion: The beginning of this book wasn't very good, but the later parts made up for it somewhat. In the beginning, whenever the female supporting character was involved, there were very classic scenes, which made it all seem ridiculous. However, later on, the focus was mainly on the protagonist's improvement in combat power, so there weren't many classic scenes anymore.
The premise is good; it's the only novel I've read so far where the protagonist doesn't go to university. However, the protagonist is too much of a sycophant, and he's sycophantic to several people. It would be better if there was some story development and some mutual help between them. But just licking their boots as soon as they meet is toxic!
Materialism, false accusations, ruthlessness, double standards—I want it all.
A thief came along and stole the ring. 😏
It's watchable, with a few shortcomings, but overall it's alright. This story doesn't rely on the old trope of playing the victim; it's a tale of a character who gradually grows into an invincible force.
A pretty good book with almost no major flaws; it's enjoyable from beginning to end. The only downside is the abrupt ending, with the last chapter being the only one completed. 🤦