Survival in the Mist: My Rewards Can Be Doubled

Let's change the introduction. If the baby suddenly turns 18, he will die in vain. Unless when I turned 18, I was instilled with common sense and so on.

In Chapter 18, the protagonist becomes awesome for no apparent reason and kills a wolf in the pack. Let's not talk about whether your invisibility skill can also eliminate odors. You are less than level 3 and don't add strength and constitution. You used to be able to hurt a cat when you killed it. How can you become so powerful after even using sword skills for less than a week? The reason? Angry and loud?

The protagonist is simply putting the cart before the horse. When the game comes, the big bosses are all 18 years old. They have hundreds of years of martial arts experience. You are a newbie who has no experience in cultivating immortals. Shouldn't the most correct approach be to actively explore and follow the rules of the game to strengthen yourself? As a result, you went to learn swordsmanship. I finally gave you a full map attack, which weakened all the big guys at the ankles and changed tracks. Are you going to learn sword skills by yourself? ? ? How long can you practice? If you can't beat others with decades or hundreds of years of experience, you still can't beat them. If you can beat them, do you still need to learn this? Survival games, waste time learning skills by yourself, isn't it better than just exploring and exploding a skill?

The writing is messy, neither rigorous nor pleasant. Poison point ①, the protagonist is suppressed too hard, and he is not allowed to use the skills. In the early stage, four skills were given, identification, stabbing, invisibility, and collection, which consume 1, 2, 1, and 1 points of spirit. The CDs are all very short, the longest one is only a few minutes. However, his consumption cannot be recovered on the same day. Excluding the eight hours of sleep, 18 hours and 16 mana points are equivalent to only using 10 skills a day. Even auxiliary skills and combat skills share a blue bar. If you don't like the protagonist using skills, then why would you set up a useless protagonist? Contradictory? Poison point ②, the torch that creates a monopoly in the early stage, choose to exchange for useless wood. The protagonist, a weakling, can obtain 2 units of wood with just a dozen knives. Assuming one knives every 2 seconds, the acquisition efficiency of wood is 4 units per minute. It takes 5 minutes and 2 units of wood to make a torch, only 12 torches can be produced in an hour, and 240 units of wood can be produced in an hour of chopping. The protagonist trades torches for 10 units of wood and still feels guilty? You like working for others, right? Time travel doesn't cure brain disabilities? Poison point ③, the protagonist is a low-level person in the world of immortality who knows nothing. He has opened a trap with three times experience and double rewards. He does not want to rely on the trap to quickly snowball, so he chooses to exchange the wood obtained from selling torches for sword skills secrets! It's also an electronic version! ! ! Hahaha, absolutely amazing, it's the first time I've seen such a stupid protagonist. The city will be attacked in a few days. Do you plan to conquer it in one day? Are you really a genius? A born fool, hetui. Poison point ④, a transaction with a sick mind. The body of the leopard that was killed for the first time was exchanged for thirty steamed buns, and the SB protagonist made the transaction happily. The second time, I changed skills for a long time, but in the end nothing changed, just another change. The third time, I was lying around for a long time and took advantage of two buckets (one bucket has one unit of wood). I really vomited. When I had the time to go out and chop a few trees, it was better than two buckets. It was like fighting for a long time to get a few cents less for something that cost more than 100 yuan. I was just mentally ill.

This point is quite controversial. Previously, I felt that the reader "Bing Ning Meng Cha" was right, so I changed it to mean that those with lower souls are automatically instilled with common sense by the rules of the game and have three days of food. But after changing it, I found that many people still said this. I combined the opinions of several readers, plus my own thoughts, and changed it today to "Those with lower soul life spans will automatically cross the river of time and space and merge with their 18-year-old selves on the original trajectory of the future." Intelligent readers should be able to understand, right? In order to prevent some overly naive readers from raising questions, let me explain that children under the age of 18 (including babies) will instantly cross the river of time and space and merge with their original 18-year-old self in the world where the game did not come. In other words, even if it is a one-day-old baby, after the game appears, he will directly become his 18-year-old self under the influence of the rules. Note: What is fused is not the soul, but spiritual things such as experience, experience, and three views. The soul is still the same soul, and the person is still the same person, and has not been replaced by the future self. Also, if some readers want to make a point, what should we do about those children who have no future? Then all I can say is that death is also a future. Finally, friends who see this post will definitely make a fortune in 24 years! Make a fortune! Make a lot of money!

What is the author writing about? It was originally a somewhat novel gamification of the world of cultivating immortals, but in the end, the background of the world of cultivating immortals is really just a background! There is absolutely no difference between people in the world of cultivating immortals and people in the world of science and technology. Those old monsters in the Nascent Soul Golden Pill have their bodies brought back to 18 years old, but their knowledge and experience are not brought back to 18 years old. The advantage of the protagonist is that the time traveler can quickly adapt to the game world and there are tricks. As a result, the natives are more adaptable than the protagonist, and the protagonist still needs to be taught by others. The plug-in is better than nothing. Even if the experience is doubled and the items are doubled, those old monsters can kill twice as many monsters with their fighting skills and experience that far exceed those of the handymen. What advantage is there? The main character doesn't roll, goes to bed on time and never works overtime. Is this what the world of cultivating immortals does under the worldview of meditating when sleeping, and moving in seclusion for several years?

The chicken that the author wrote really disgusted me.

That's not right. Didn't you increase experience gain by 50%? Why did it double? Doubling it should be a 100% increase.

The protagonist created by the author is so incompetent that he would be cannon fodder in any novel.

The protagonist is very petty (has no sense of empathy and charm, and the routines are still the same)

Eunuch, what's up, update...🙂

The setting is a serious slap in the face. The protagonist's gold finger clearly states that the system reward will be doubled, but the result is that the gold finger flickers in and out. The author shows his presence when needed. The items from the black iron treasure chest in the front are not doubled. Later, the protagonist needs territory tokens and opens a black iron treasure chest to double the amount. There are also poisonous points mentioned in other book reviews. I wonder if a real person is writing the book. There is no sense of logic that echoes back and forth.

This introduction is too brainless. If the protagonist is an assassin, he should stand next to other people's corpses and say that. This is the pride of assassins. Fighting head-on with others is an insult to assassins.

Where is Shennong? It is best to have a negative review (it is best to explain what is wrong, otherwise it will be an invalid negative review.)