I Transmigrated to the Planet of Mir to Fight in Legend Again
穿越玛法星再战热血传奇
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It's a sure thing! The girls are all ready even before we've entered the game.
A typical group of girls enter the game, and when they see a girl dying, they revive her while leveling up, and then complain about how they're not ranking high on the leaderboard. If you don't revive her and don't cause trouble, and follow the initial leveling method, adding luck from levels four and five, reaching level seven with nine luck, you'd be ahead long ago.
The most important thing for warriors in the early game is accuracy.
Is this intentional? They could have easily gotten +9 Luck much earlier, but they didn't. And which of those points—Accuracy or Agility—isn't better than 3 points in Attack? Why add the most useless Attack? Is this some veteran player from another game? Are veteran players really this brainless? Watching this is infuriating and a real test of intelligence.
You check your attributes quite frequently. You gain three points of free attribute points per level; that's a huge advantage. Anyone else playing this game would have been way ahead by now.
Has the author never played Legend of Mir? The protagonist has a cheat code: every level he gets 3 free attribute points and he puts them all into attack. Without Luck 9, his average damage is only half of his attack power. Wouldn't it be much better to max out Luck 9 and add a few points to Accuracy before adding attack in the early game, instead of putting all points into attack?
If you can accept the following points (it's mentioned at the beginning that the protagonist has played Legend of Mir), the protagonist has cheat codes; he gets three attribute points per level, but instead of prioritizing Luck (9 points), Accuracy, or Attack Speed, he prioritizes Attack, the least valuable attribute! Also, his 35 and 38 Attack points are still stuck at the starting village and haven't reached the first ten levels! I must say, author, your thought process is truly amazing!
If it were me, I'd max out attack speed first, then magic resistance and agility. Five points in luck would be enough. Magic evasion and poison evasion would depend on the situation. This novel is really unreadable.
Cheng Feng's attack was faster, cutting off 13 points of the second orc's health, leaving it with only 10 points of health. Then Cheng Feng took the lead with another sword strike, reducing the orc's health by 7 points, leaving it with only 3 points of health. Then the second orc's bone club came down, taking away 7 points of Cheng Feng's health, leaving him with only 26 points.
Can't you just write a legend honestly? It's one thing to write the planetary parameters randomly at the beginning, but where did the transmigrator get his identity information later on? The opening scene of the classic novel featuring a woman is one thing, but it also has too many plot holes. Furthermore, the 25-hour planetary parameter in a day is meaningless and only makes the story less relatable, all for the sake of being unconventional.