It's Said to Be an Auxiliary, but What the Hell Is the Instant Kill Aura?

Um →_→ I don't know if I can still find it at the starting point of the online game "The Rebellion"? It was from several years ago. . . .

The protagonist's ability is developing towards the indescribable Cthulhu. When the status bar is accumulated, 100% of the upper limit of life disappears. There is also a ddos ​​attack with information that overloads the opponent's brain. In the later stage, isn't it a big BOSS that cannot be approached or looked directly at?

With aristocratic professions such as generals and kings, coupled with a wide range of halo skills, you are the most dazzling star on the battlefield.

The more you write, the worse it gets. Are we here to watch you write the main character being slipped around?

At present, I think the poisonous point is that the protagonist's body is not digitized. The body is chopped into pieces and the head needs to be manually spliced. This is a bit too strange and extends to many strange problems. It does not bring any substantial benefits. On the contrary, it feels like the author is being clever from time to time to make a show.

Found a bug, the professional core ability, the halo range effect was doubled and not reversed, but other professional skills were reversed.

As a true God of the multiverse, his skill range is too small for a planet or even a galaxy. Why is the protagonist still a few hundred meters away?

Why did it develop into Cthulhu when it was well written? I really have no interest in that kind of blabbering.

I feel like it's getting more and more boring since Shen Xiaoxiao came out.

Please quickly replenish the platinum skill points you dug in front of me. There are so many SSSs that have not been released yet.

I just want to know, for other professionals, does it count as death if they are cut into pieces? Is this protagonist stuck in a bug? Even if the head is chopped off, is there no forced death? The underlying logic is wrong!

Regarding the protagonist's cheat finger, I think the most suitable one is a curse, an advanced curse. For example, the cheat finger can be reversed to increase the life limit until death, and it will exist forever because it will not die. Then buy a skill that deducts 80% of the life value and restores the same amount of teammates' health points. When the protagonist's life limit is too high, he will be directly deified. Such advanced curses that continue to deduct attributes are the most suitable for the protagonist's cheat finger characteristics.

After I saw Chapter 16 on the shelves, I made hundreds or thousands of SSS reviews and didn't give a single platinum skill point. What's the drop rate?

Isn't this a perverse behavior of online games? No wonder it looks so familiar. It wouldn't make much sense if the author had to write something of his own that was similar to that one, but since that one is too old, it shouldn't be that big of a problem.

The subject matter is interesting and it looks interesting. But I hope the author can write skill descriptions well. For example, the skill description of Reverse Casting states that the protagonist will reverse the effect when he recovers blood and is injured, or when he causes damage or treatment to others. But later on, the protagonist can even reverse the increase in the upper limit of health, which is obviously not in line with the skill description.

Don't let that last online friend be the princess who assassinated him. That would be too poisonous.

Ah, it's this type of setting again. I've seen a similar one before, and it's even more cruel than yours. His one also has a halo. Enemies and friends covered by the same halo can deal damage whenever they want, but they can deal damage and damage at the same time. It mainly focuses on one mind, but it's a pity that it's unfinished.

Aren't teammates, in turn, opponents?

This kind of talent means that the more you write, the more bugs there will be. It is best to have something to avoid the influence of your own talent in the later stage. Otherwise, it will take a lot of things to explain, which will be very superficial.

So whether equipment skills can be reversed? If so, then some of your equipped skills will be invalid. If so, what about the Black Hole Mask?

Can't the protagonist repair that mecha with beatings?

It's okay to read in the early and middle stages, but it's a bit poor in the later part. You can read it in Shuhuang

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