With Two Classes from the Start, I Quietly Fuse Them into the Strongest Class

@CrazyCanned Author, can you please change the numerical values ​​for upgrading in terms of data? The immortal level adds 10 points per level, the mythical level only adds 5 points, and the following epic and legendary levels add 1 or 2 points per level. When the protagonist was level 20, I did some calculations and found that the magic value was 2140, but less than 900 of it was provided by his own attribute points. The other more than 1000 points were added by legendary equipment. This is a bit putting the cart before the horse. His own attribute points are the main thing, and the equipment is secondary. This is still the case when the protagonist has many attribute points. If a mythical professional only has half the value of the protagonist, in this case, if wearing legendary equipment, 2/3 of the attributes are provided by the equipment. At low levels, no matter whether your profession is a rare epic legend or myth, as long as you have a set of high-level equipment, the total attributes will still crush people with higher professional quality than you. Also, don't describe the fight between the protagonist and ordinary monsters as too complicated. It takes more than ten minutes for a dozen minions to fight dozens of monsters. Such minions should be killed in one or two hits if they are of similar levels. Otherwise, it will lower the protagonist's combat performance. When fighting bosses (such as the Forever Frozen Abyss dungeon), don't describe the protagonist as being a bit difficult to fight. After all, other mythical and legendary teams can clear most of the levels. The protagonist should be able to face bosses that can be defeated by the mythical level. Bosses that cannot be defeated by the mythical level will be a bit difficult for the protagonist, because the protagonist not only has twice the attributes of the mythical level, but also has many advanced secret-level skills that others do not have. The plot and writing are both good. Except for a fat brother, there is nothing allegorical about it. There is no ambiguous interaction with the female character. The villain who appears can also be dealt with quickly. Good luck to the author. 👍

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This idea works!

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It's beautiful, I took a look anyway.

I really think it's pretty good-looking and very refreshing!

The author has great ideas, quite novel

Not bad, this score is a bit low.

It's okay, I can watch it, and the plot is innovative!

It's really enjoyable, and the author's writing is good.