Global Gamification: My Talent Is Pretty Normal

Names can't be duplicated, so what name should we choose? Just use our ID numbers, there aren't enough ID numbers to go around.

Uh, never mind, goodbye. What kind of writing is this team composition by the author?

Aside from the protagonist's talent, everyone else's talents are incredibly weak; they're more like skills than talents. A shield that grants 300 HP and 80 defense, lasts for one minute, and has a one-hour cooldown—that's a Silver-level talent. I've played many games and never seen such a terrible skill (talent).

The author is already thinking about women right from the start; is he a virgin in real life?

First, there's the teaching building and the infirmary... I've never seen an infirmary inside a teaching building before... Secondly, regarding universities... This varies from person to person. However, I genuinely never saw chalk even once in university... Because professors always read from PowerPoint presentations and never needed to write on a blackboard...

Only people from other worlds would build a town recognized by the system. Those native to Earth can only work odd jobs. I'm leaving now.

Just by looking at this description, you can tell it's an article designed to lower intelligence.

He goes out and immediately goes looking for women. Does he not have parents?

I think this kind of talent shouldn't be used in teams or restricted by talent. Instead, it should be completely inhuman. Acquiring human talents doesn't change anything, but acquiring monster talents will directly produce corresponding talent organs. For example, photosynthesis will directly produce a green leaf. That's what makes it unique. Later on, it's completely inhuman.

I can't read this character, so I've decided not to read this book.