On the eve of his awakening, Jiang Yan was robbed of his luck just to give his good-for-nothing cousin a future.
Taking advantage of Jiang Yan's luck, Wu Erdai awakened an S-class template with high spirits, but Jiang Yan could only awaken a useless template.
He was even forced into the ring.
When the luck returned, this waste template became a bit more magical.
"Consume 3 HP, build houses, and increase the number of people summoned by the people of the wilderness."
"Consume 5 HP to build a playground, which can improve the HP of the people in the wilderness."
And all the people in the wilderness have supernatural powers.
The witch doctor can modify the exercises.
Warriors can teach martial arts.
Thieves can teach pace.
…
No, how can you, a summoner, rush forward on your own?
Are you summoning a group of mentors?
Is this right?
Reader comments
I saw a normal person oppressed by social injustice, from rampant opposition to gradually being domesticated like a dog. The family used emotions, force, and everything to domesticate him, and he was also bound by himself and gradually domesticated. It can be seen that the higher one is higher and the lower one is lower. Classes have gradually solidified and the struggle has been lost.
I feel that the writing is pretty good. There is no indecisiveness like the Holy Mother that others say. The protagonist always attacks the enemy's vital points. He is not killed because the referee stopped him during the ring competition. There is a scene after weighing the pros and cons and the villain in the early stage using resources to settle the cause and effect. If you can accept this plot, you can watch it.
I saw a normal person oppressed by social injustice, from rampant opposition to gradually being domesticated like a dog. The family used emotions, force, and everything to domesticate him, and he was also bound by himself and gradually domesticated. It can be seen that the higher one is higher and the lower one is lower. Classes have gradually solidified and the struggle has been lost.
I feel that the writing is pretty good. There is no indecisiveness like the Holy Mother that others say. The protagonist always attacks the enemy's vital points. He is not killed because the referee stopped him during the ring competition. There is a scene after weighing the pros and cons and the villain in the early stage using resources to settle the cause and effect. If you can accept this plot, you can watch it.
It's okay so far, I can keep watching
I hope I can write it down