There's Something Very Wrong with My XP Bar

Is this a bug? The character's physical quality is restricted by level. However, the protagonist's physical quality cannot be improved if he cannot level up. But the higher the skill level, the greater the repercussions. In the end, will the protagonist release a high-level skill to revive himself?

I found that other players acted as if they had no IQ and acted surprised every time they saw the protagonist's level. The Novice Village is okay because it is small and they are all newbies, so it is not obvious, but starting from the second academy chapter, it seems particularly nonsense. Are the students and teachers not having their own circle of friends? Under normal circumstances, if a first-level player who does not meet his level of strength appears in the academy, he will be known to the entire school that day, instead of being despised and looked down upon by other players every time. It is written that he does not communicate or communicate with other players.

I would be considered a fool if I read it with more brains, haha, it's so brainless.

I would like to ask, why has Pig Knuckle still met classmates after being in Novice Village for more than a year? That female classmate still looks very good. She has been in the Novice Village for more than a year, and she has been playing slime every day for more than a year. She has been out of the Novice Village.

The title of the book should be called Mental Illness. I only have experience in the game.

I always feel very conflicted when I watch it. One year has passed since the end of the world, but the novice players all feel like they have grown up in the game, and the sense of separation is particularly serious.

I hope the author can be as passionate as the protagonist and update 10 chapters a day

That's ridiculous. You can pick up branches but you can't pick up rocks? If I can't make a slingshot, I can cheat by saying I don't have a side job, but if I can't pick up rocks, how can I cheat? Even if the stone is not attached, the damage is counted as 3/4 of your base damage, but it is also a long-range attack. I haven't passed the novice dungeon in a year. I get 1 point for every death. I've played 999 times. But the reason I found is that there are no long-range attacks? Do you believe this reason yourself? Traps, bows, slings, spears, javelins. Why can't you just say it anyway? Is it all up to the readers to figure it out?

After the freshness period passes, you will find that the story of this novel is as bland as water.

There is a problem with this world system. Please explain the timeline. The Holy Spirit game will be released in 2050. The world is destroyed on the doomsday day after the tenth anniversary, and people all over the world are transferred to the Holy Spirit Game. The protagonist, Lu Qingge, has been unable to upgrade for 1 year and has been fighting new finger bosses. Automatically refresh monsters, resources, drops, and the environment at 0 o'clock. There are no NPCs in the game, and there is no system mall in Grand Town, the novice village. There is a huge shortage of supplies. The adventurer guild, city guards, etc. Look strange. The World Forum is used to get the word count. There is a limit of 100 bottles in the mall, but they were all robbed by the protagonist. The largest group leader in the novice village robbed the system mall and only had 50 bottles of stamina potions? Some have traveled across the world for more than a year, and many have been playing for twenty years. How come there are so many people taking the initiative to stay in Novice Village? And it's been more than a year, and there are still many newcomers at level 2-3? It's been over a year since we all traveled through time together. What do you think? The red name mechanism is even more funny. If you follow and then kill the protagonist, the moral value will not be lost and the red name will not be lost? Is it all based on the subjective judgment of the game system? By the way, the protagonist not only likes liver, but also likes rolls, and the supporting characters are all quite noobs. I don't know where I got this outline from, there are too many holes.