Synopsis: [Ding! System notification: You have obtained a priceless inheritance, the Heart of Thunder. Effect: Unlock an additional specialization in lightning.]
Gu Qingzhan, standing in the job-change hall, was stumped. Mages had two specializations, ice and fire. Which one should he pick to pair with lightning?
Wait, his middle school physics teacher had taught him that water conducts electricity, and so does ice. If he slowed his enemies or froze them solid, wouldn't they be at his mercy?
"I choose ice!"
And so, a dual ice-and-lightning mage was born.
"Aren't mages only supposed to specialize in fire or ice? Why can he use lightning skills?"
Heh. Who said I only know lightning?
"Blizzard!"
This is an incredibly realistic world. Here, Gu Qingzhan stumbles upon an inheritance from a prestigious clan, unlocks dual ice-and-lightning specializations, acquires the Heavenly Profound Appraisal Art, and partners with others to open an auction house. Step by step, he rises from an unknown nobody into high society.
Here, three races are locked in chaotic times: the demon race uses beguiling arts, the beast race launches frenzied attacks, and the fiend race fights to the death. The Heaven-Suppressing Tower also holds secrets from antiquity, sealed away for ages.
On one side are the illnesses and mundane troubles of reality; on the other, deadly trials at every turn inside the game. When he reaches the top of the Heaven-Suppressing Tower, a brutal choice concerning the survival of human civilization awaits him. What will he choose?
Skills don't need attributes anymore, so what's the point of having attributes? [Ice Arrow] Primary skill Effect: Shoots an ice arrow, causing 20 points of frost damage to the target and reducing the target's movement speed by 50% for 3 seconds. Cost: 20 magic points Occupational restriction: Mage
The more realistic online game novels are, the more pitfalls they get. For example, if you want to learn how to dig for medicine, the NPC can just transfer the skills directly or give you a skill book, and you can watch cartoons to learn. . And hunting rabbits is even more outrageous. You set the game to be realistic, and you set the monster to move freely (the wild boar is it), shouldn't the rabbit run? I saw you, waiting for you to fight?
It's a slow-paced novel, it's okay, the logic is fairly smooth, so I'll give it five stars.
It's been a while since I've seen a slow-paced novel like this, so be sure to keep it updated!
Hit or miss, West or West
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