I Have Ten Training Avatars
我有十个历练分身
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- Game Otherworld
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The most ridiculous part is that experience points can be traded separately as gold... What other game allows experience points to be traded independently?... Wouldn't that make the ruler invincible?
I've read something similar before based on the synopsis. I think it was called "My Shadow Can Idle," which was quite good but unfortunately it was abandoned. The protagonist's clone, a shadow, travels around killing monsters and leveling up, while also idling to hone his martial arts skills. The shadow uses martial arts techniques to kill monsters, increasing the experience gained from those techniques, and killing monsters also grants experience points.
Why stay in the Budding Organization? You can do dungeons by yourself.
Disrupting morale during wartime goes unpunished? Fine, kill them without mercy! Or at least arrest them!
Chapter 10: Where's the bug? Since he's wearing a collar, how can anyone still assume the protagonist is a lone wolf?
Hopefully, the clone won't be exposed too early, and even more so, I hope that the clone model can change later on, so that even if it's not as well-covered as the outer shell, no one can detect it. The disguise skill should theoretically be able to disguise anything, so changing one's appearance is quite reasonable, right?
Fighting is a bit silly. You can say that the boss just blindly charges in and gets killed by the counterattack, but to stop only when the opponent is almost dead from the counterattack is that stupid?
If you ignore the fact that as the protagonist levels up, a group of people of the same level appear at the base, it's a very enjoyable story (I don't understand the first beast tide; it was a siege by monsters below the third tier, and there were clearly a lot of fourth, fifth, and sixth tier monsters, but even the second-in-command showed up, and there wasn't a single fourth or fifth tier monster. But as soon as the protagonist reached the fourth tier, they all appeared).
The leader of the sprouting group is trying to fool you. —A warm greeting from readers of "Super God Mechanic"
Is this a contradiction?
You originally wrote a golden rune that required 1000 rune fragments to reforge, but later they said the probability of a golden rune appearing was ridiculously low.