(My new book is out, and this time we're playing a tank! Harden your heart, tank engine, Goliath giant, flying kick, and the exclusive Dice Maniac bond. If you're interested, give it a try, bros! Steel Gate forever!)
In an age when everyone changes class, your class, skills, and dungeons determine your fate. On the day Lin Chen awakens, he draws the S-rank ultimate class “Astral Annihilator,” sending the whole school into a frenzy. Everyone thinks he's just reached the top.
But one sentence from the examiner silences the crowd: the ultimate takes five minutes to charge, has a one-year cooldown, and costs 100,000 gold star coins per use. Zhao Yan, young heir to a wealthy family, offers him a contract of servitude. Everyone waits to see Lin Chen bow his head.
But Lin Chen activates the Hex Card Draw System and chooses the Prismatic Hex “Back to Basics”: his ultimate is permanently disabled, but his basic skills get a 900% cooldown reduction. His ultimate is gone, but his Fireball spell now takes 0.1 seconds.
While others charge up their ultimates, he turns Fireball into a Gatling gun. While others scramble for the final blow, he's already killed the boss and picked up the loot. Then the final Abyss Boss activates its “Anti-Ultimate Barrier,” leaving the city's strongest fighters in despair. Lin Chen looks at the prompt and falls silent for two seconds. “Funny, I don't have an ultimate.”
I kind of like this light complaining style After reading Chapter 45, I feel bad all over. Do you want to say that in order to interrupt others, you would hit your face with fireballs and hit your feet and hands, just to suppress your combat power and IQ?
The protagonist emphasizes that the skill cooldown is 0.1 Every day, but the damage increase is not shown at all. Even an individual can resist dozens of fireballs fired by the protagonist.
I am chovy, use AI to change it for me! No mood swings at all
The Hex Brawl begins!
Hahaha, that's interesting🤣