The Protagonist Has Useless Skills and Has a Lot of Fun Playing Them
Views
19.4M
Books
111
Recommendations
611
Updated
2d ago
I remember there was a book where the main character's skills were pretty useless. Every time you clear the game, you can save a few skills you gain. Although they are useless, the protagonist is very good at using them. Are there any similar novels that you can recommend to me? Thank you.
"The Strange Story of Rules: The World Is Finally Going Crazy" has an amnesiac and crazy male protagonist with the talent of [Ignorance is not guilty] (effect: as long as I am ignorant enough, the rules cannot catch up with me), he has completed a series of infamous scenes in a strange world: throwing a naughty child like a grenade, pulling off the head of a ghost grandma to call his relatives. "No? Why are all my passive skills disabled? How does it feel to have the Holy Knight's skill mutate into [Women's Clothes Boss] and [Split Action], a passive beast like this? Every time the protagonist fights, it's like opening a blind box. The enemy can never guess whether his next move is to give him a mouthful of milk or suddenly change into women's clothing.
The funny sand sculptures show off their creative skills and powers, and the urban fantasy aura revives the fan's imagination. The protagonist can always perform various tricks.
New theme, exciting, niche, special ability in the power industry. Don't fight for spiritual power, just fight for electricity. Don't fight for internal strength, just fight for electricity. I am the master of electricity.