Raising Attributes to a Higher Dimension

Shen Nong To put it simply, it's just plain in one word It doesn't have any big poisonous points or great joys. It just gives people the impression that it's just plain in two words, and you can watch it or not watch it. Of course, this is a suggestion for those new bookworms who are old bookworms, so it's better to ignore it.

This introduction, vampires, flying bats, hiss~

Everyone, I'm Shennong, let's explore the road ahead first.

From now on, every time the protagonist goes to a new place, he will first ask Norma, the zombies nearby, then the weapons, then the methods, and then ask him to make suggestions. Every time an entry appears, he will ask what the specific meaning is. It is difficult to imagine. There is no opinion at all, the description of the psychological environment is bland, and it feels like drinking water.

There is no difference between the protagonist and the nc. It feels like he has not lung cancer but a combination of neurosis and mental illness.

The setting is okay, but the writer is not. What do you think of a B-plot? A woman who can only survive, dares to find trouble after meeting the protagonist. How awesome is she? She can subvert the power of the world's top country, and she dares to do so after meeting the protagonist?

You are really awesome. Having a disease from the fourth dimension in the three-dimensional world is more embarrassing than a mortal killing the way of heaven.

I couldn't stand it anymore, and finally endured it until chapter 11. I simply defeated monsters and upgraded, but insisted on decrypting it. Just decrypt it, and you have a bad word count!

It's too light. I couldn't stand it after more than fifty chapters. According to the setting, it should be about fighting monsters in various worlds and upgrading them. But then I didn't know what I was doing. It seemed like it was decrypted.

The protagonist has no opinions of his own and relies entirely on the system