[Game Apocalypse] + [Dual Worlds] + [Unhinged Protagonist] + [Smart Characters] + [Random Dungeon Traits] + [Rise from the Bottom] + [Leveling] + [Unique Talent]
A thousand years after the game descended, talent determines everything.
Ji Feng awakens a white talent: it's not in any known sequence, grants no combat bonuses, and is a unique talent.
It's even more useless than gray.
Everyone says he's finished, and he thinks so too. That is, until he uses this "useless talent" to decipher monsters' attack patterns, dungeon-clearing logic, and even the rules of the game itself.
"Your talents boost critical hits, attack speed, and stats. My talent? I analyze the rules."
A 90% tax rate? Changed. Three hundred years of rigid class hierarchy? Smashed. The ceiling welded shut by the elites with Rule Stones? Torn down.
"I've got a little problem: I don't care if I die. I just want to make sure you don't get your way."
Later, when the first Rule Stone falls into his hands, everyone finally realizes: white is the one talent that should never have existed in this world.
I've finished reading it, it's only 100,000 words, new pitfalls, five stars for encouragement. Too short, too short, too short! The world is a bad world, but the protagonist is at the bottom. Looking at the introduction, he is destined to break through this world. The game starts off a bit slow. There is no other way to obtain game resources other than grinding monsters and dungeons. It may also be because the protagonist knows too little. The protagonist doesn't know how to use his talents. The real world is a bit thin, probably because the author focuses on the protagonist, and the entire world is shown through what the protagonist does, thinks, and thinks.
Awesome Klass, if you have the strength, you must take revenge and come back. If you have the strength, you must be more reciprocal than the people of the motherland.
The protagonist's style of play really allows for a female protagonist or teammate at any time.
It's pretty good, but the word count is a bit short. I hope it doesn't collapse later.
It would be nice to have multiple voices! Single sounds so tiring
The spaceship blew my brains out
It's okay, it has shortcomings and advantages.
I've finished reading it, okay, come on
It's okay, but sometimes the plot is a little lacking. The background is the era after the advent of the game and the family monopoly.