I Master Both Techniques and Combat, and You Call This a Frail Summoner Class?

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[Infinite Flow] + [Theme park] + [the Myriad Worlds] + [No heroine] + [Self-directed research, strength-based mage]

Strength is just a talent. A necromancer mage is the real goal!

Everyone knows that the park has three top-tier combat specialties: technique, mage, and necromantic summoning.

And everyone also knows that the park has three specialties for broke weirdos: technique, mage, and necromantic summoning.

“I train all three like they’re four separate disciplines. In the park, you can call me a broke loser and I won’t argue. But what are you going to call me once we’re in a mission world?”

“Man, spells and necromancy both eat up too many resources. I hear the strength-based path next door is cheap. Maybe I should...”

“Haha! The best thing about the strength-based path really is how resource-efficient it is!”

“Wait, what was I going to do with all the resources I saved?”

[You have entered the trial world: The Black Bear Knocks. Complete the main mission: Kill the black bear.]

Good news: You’ve awakened the S-rank talent [Symbiotic Echo], which lets you boost all your attributes by adding together the attributes of your contracted beasts!

Bad news: You only have a little green snake right now, and it adds 3 attribute points...

Qin Yi: In danger!

(The protagonist acts serious on the surface but is a goofball inside. He has no moral constraints and acts solely according to his mood and interests.)

(Unless something unusual happens, the worlds will gradually become more difficult, regardless of how strong the protagonist gets. Since he gets ahead of the curve early on, the initial story is lighthearted and comedic.)

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