I Have a World of Hot-Blooded Legend

If you automatically become a warrior upon awakening, there will definitely not be so many people abandoning the book. When you only have one life, choosing the Taoist priest with the highest survival rate is a choice that normal people know, right?

Excuse me! I am also an old legend player! Start playing the legendary world in 2002! The genuine version is a warrior! As a result, it's useless until level 35! Just a cannon fodder! The biggest advantage is the high load-bearing capacity! Give people medicine! Grab a cup! No gaming experience! And if it were reality, they would basically be playing tricks! That's high-end goods! So bye!

Haha You have to practice your skills yourself, why don't you choose a Taoist priest? You can practice even if you choose. It can increase strength by itself, and by increasing the weight, you can wear warrior equipment. In the early stage, it can be used to attack and resist, increase blood, and become invisible. I chose a warrior only when my brain was in trouble, and more than half of the readers were lost with these two words. Just be happy. Withdraw brothers~

In the realistic category, we have to mention modern technology and weapons. With thousands of satellites in the sky and omniscient surveillance systems on the ground, as well as countless residents of Chaoyang, as a warrior, you are like a firefly in the night. If you are too eye-catching, you will easily lose your personal freedom. When something goes wrong, the mage can use his shield to teleport. The Taoist priest can be invisible and you can't find him. Warriors are no good. The higher the level, the more food is required and the more eye-catching they are. Legendary warriors do not have the ability to move at high speeds such as light skills. They are proper human shields and cannon fodder. Under technological weapons, they are positioned as tanks. If I had a protagonist adventure, I would never choose a warrior.

What does the protagonist think when he changes his profession to a warrior? Don't mages and Taoist priests look good together? Not in the game, in the real world, if there are three professions, do you think any one would choose a warrior?

I really can't watch it. It's not because of warriors and Taoists. You said that it would be fine if you are a high-level warrior or have a foundation in martial arts. You just like to chop and chop for nothing. Do you have any brains and no resurrection coins? If you die, you can be resurrected. If you die, you are really dead. Even if there is such a thing as a resurrection ring in the later stage, can you survive until the later stage? The novice monsters in the novice village who can't take the initiative to attack are all cowardly. They can only defeat them with plug-in equipment. They are not even as good as a ten-year-old child. They haven't even clicked on all kinds of tricks to feel good about themselves. Except for having the halo of the protagonist, the plug-ins are really ordinary and can't be more ordinary.

Blocked after commenting, the pace is slow, there are no advantages, the novel has no characteristics, each chapter is a lot of nonsense, at first glance, it seems that he is not a legendary veteran player, a novice author, there is no excitement at all, and the logic is poor.

I saw a comment that said it well. Choosing a warrior can only be done through leveling. After level 45, it is difficult for a single player to kill the boss. The author has paid the price for his willfulness. There is a market for legendary novels as long as they are not overly exaggerated. However, solo warriors (the secret of the protagonist can only be played alone) are funny. Unless you play the perverted version and have all professions, what are the readers' expectations? Are you going to be used as cannon fodder in team fights in the later stages? Not having the expectation to fight the boss is the biggest failure.

I really like legendary novels, but I feel that many of the protagonist's operations are very psychedelic, just the author's imagination, and there is no social experience in the operations. For example, is the author influenced by the game so that he can only open a store to sell one type of things? The protagonist opens a store to sell his favorite things. Isn't it a department store or simply a grocery store? Then you found a guild to affiliate with, why did you find the Xu family who has no strength and reputation? To make some green tea? Green Tea surnamed Xu said that he couldn't help at all, so why did he give her any benefits? Licking a dog? Or does the author have any misunderstanding about finding a backer in reality?

Haven't watched it yet. I heard it was a warrior start. I don't want to read it. In the 76th edition, if the warrior is less than thirty-five and can produce fire, he will basically be tortured to death by the other two professions! Even if Agni comes out, the other two professions can still pull and kill. If a warrior wants to kill the other two professions, there is nothing he can do except being higher in level than them. Once the level is higher, he can savagely charge, immobilize the opponent, add fire, and assassinate them instantly. There is no level and there is no way around it. Of course, we are talking about single combat. In group battles (sand attack), warriors have the upper hand, but there is not enough space for magic, Tao, and pulling. The old legend, district four, forty-level mage's words.