Everyone Levels Up: I Ascend to Godhood

If this type of novel is set in China, the official power will either not write it (treat it as if it does not exist), or it must have relatively strong power. Relatively strong means that the peak combat power may not be that strong, but the non-peak power must be overwhelming (because the official can organize and systematically spawn monsters, summarize intelligence, make and trade game items, etc.). Of course, in the early stages of the game when everyone is still figuring things out, it doesn't matter if the official is weaker. It is even acceptable to be wiped out by powerful players who take the lead at this time (but if the background is the earth, uh, be careful).

Regarding a bug in this book about strengthening weapons, I personally think that the charge for helping others strengthen weapons is really unreasonable and seems too cheap. In other words, it should not be priced in gold coins, but in favors. The plot talks about helping people strengthen a level 6 gold-level weapon. This weapon is worth at least hundreds of thousands of gold coins, but in the end, it only charges a few hundred gold coins to strengthen it to +10? Not to mention that the protagonist's ability is unique in this era. A piece of material that only slightly increases the probability costs 40,000 gold coins. In terms of probability, the protagonist is 100% successful but only charges a few hundred gold coins? At the very least, the fee for betting on weapons should be based on a percentage of the value of the weapon. However, you, the author, are just mindless and rude and only charge a few hundred gold coins regardless of the level of the weapon. Is this reasonable? And it is still 100% successful, {"NickName":"Only in the Jianghu","UserId":151036764}

It was written well before, and there are no major flaws. As a result, at the critical moment of the protagonist's job change, he forcibly lowered his intelligence. It was said that the use of inherited props can enable the protagonist to obtain the most suitable profession. However, the protagonist usually waits for various treasure chests to be opened after the "Strong Luck" talent is refreshed. He did not mention the "Strong Luck Talent" at all when getting the job change. The author seemed to have lost his memory and couldn't wait to use the "inherited props". As a result, he got the profession of a flaming sun shooter. The protagonist felt dissatisfied and wanted to exchange with others. Author, aren't you forcing the plot to suppress your IQ?

The author should not pay too much attention to some occasional minor complaints. No matter how you choose the protagonist's profession, there will be different opinions. The core is talent. Others have mechanisms, so the protagonist just piles up the values. It's not a big deal. And as an archer, unless you are holding a compound bow, the values ​​will definitely not be lower than ordinary melee professions.

I said it was okay in the past and I paid for it, but since I fell into the abyss, the content written has plummeted. It is not written anymore. It is completely from 10 years ago. Just copy and change the name and release it. It is disgusting, and it is not okay. And as expected, there are all kinds of disgusting things in the real plot at the end. If you just brush it off and say that everything has been solved, it doesn't matter. The result... Alas... I won't say it anymore, that's it.

I stopped reading after seeing Chapter 107. I just copied and pasted it for the sake of word count. I copied a few pictures of a weapon and repeated it three or four times. I laughed to death. Do I think I am a fool?

There is nothing wrong with this novel not being popular. The data and settings are completely messed up. Especially if there is a problem with professions, you can gain one point by leveling up to level two. Then you can get 9 points by leveling up to level nine. It takes 1 point for a dice to level up from 5 points to 6, 2 points from 4 points to level 6, 3 points from 3 points to level 6, and 4 points from 2 points to level 6. This means You only need 10 points to have 5 6 points. If you upgrade to Demigod at level 9, I would say that you only have 1 point. Then Drizzt is a demigod. It is impossible to only have 3 6 points. And as mentioned before, it has been done a little, so it is completely unreasonable. If the data is a little messy, you can barely read it, but if the settings are messed up, you can't read it at all.

A piece of water. A piece of equipment has data on several pieces in succession. Unfold it all every time. After reading one chapter, there are only a few words left. There are a lot of combat data, which makes me feel lonely. Why is it so watery after it was put on the shelves?

In the past, the protagonist of the mage's job transfer exam could not build a spell model or use spells. Later, the protagonist learned several spells and used them casually. The author simply ignored this setting.

This book is really good. One chapter, such as experience and damage from killing monsters, takes up so many words. It also adds equipment data and keeps mentioning it. It's less than 2,000 words and now it's over 1,000 words.