Comprehensive Network: A Traveler's Diary of Endless Splendor

It's a bit too small to cheat. How can you become a strong person in all the worlds if you don't cheat? You think your lag is big, but in fact the lag is even more powerful. Of course, it mainly depends on the author's expected goal. If it is just a legend in the version, as long as there is a lag, you can accept it, but if you want to be a version creator or manager, then the lag is really not enough.

The author told me that if I understand DND, I will understand a little bit. Magic is a cloud. The plot has always avoided relevance, which is actually okay. The protagonist has a clear beauty. The author doesn't know what he thinks. The protagonist has always considered himself a warrior. In my personal opinion, it really doesn't work. The protagonist has a part-time job in a melee combat role that is not linked to his main profession. This kind of torture between the author and the protagonist looks very awkward.

The development of this batch of comprehensive websites is so slow. Can't they just imitate the big guys and cheat and take off? What's the difference between being so bland and a fantasy novel? . .

I feel that the mentality of the protagonist in the author's works is too hasty. The planeswalker who has been watching for a long time can develop no matter what if he has a comprehensive network. There is no need to rush for that moment. Then look at the bald Zongwang. The protagonist's use of copies is too low. Doesn't he even read the books in the library?

You deserve your bad grades because of your overwhelming ability.

The author wants to describe that the protagonist is very miserable, tired and mentally exhausted after a hard struggle, so he needs a good meal to relax, so he spends about 40% of his income on making food. But in fact, what we saw was the protagonist walking into the forest, encountering a monster, and hitting the head with a stick and calling it a day. You can't see his hard work, exhaustion, and suffering at all. They don't exist at all. You can only see that he has worked hard to make money. If he doesn't improve himself, he doesn't buy skills or equipment, he just wants to spend all the money on a good meal.

I always feel like there's something wrong with the protagonist's brain, and he's not thinking like a normal person.

As a poker player and a hamster party, I would like to give you some opinions. One is the land sign. The basic resource of the planeswalker is land cards. Can we print a few land cards in so many dungeons? The goblin dungeon should be made into a woodland, and the murloc pirate dungeon should be made into an ocean. The library can also be changed to land cards to generate blue mana. Otherwise, the follow-up summons of these two lands will not be enough. There are also spells and equipment. Even if hamsters have the habit of hoarding things, land cards should also be collected first. And they are all first-level lands. How do you plan to upgrade them? The second is magic. Now that you've learned spells, don't you prioritize making spell cards? Not to mention anything else, according to each card, you can bring three, and the effect is equal to the spell slot multiplied by four. Moreover, three times the instant spells are enough for a fort, so what else is needed for a spell scroll? A consumable item and a permanent prop, the price/performance ratio cannot be overemphasized. Especially in the later stage, imagine a spell battle between the two sides. They are working hard to guide a nine-ring spell, and you can cast three instantly and guide one. The opponent exploded directly. What's more, some legendary spells have a lot of materials, require a lot, and are slow to cast. If you give him a little planeswalker shock, he can cast 3 legendary spells instantly! The third is biological cards. If all subsequent card making relies on materials from treasure chests, the restrictions will be too great. If you can clear the dungeon normally, since the corpses will not disappear, you shouldn't follow the necromancy school and pull up all the corpses, so that the zombies will snowball. In the early stage, rely on zombies, and later transform into various types of creatures. The advantage is rolling in first, the dungeons are spawned, the number of Zombies is increasing, the snowball is rolling, the level resources are enough, and everything is going well. Fourth is weapons. No matter from a practical point of view, or from a loss and damage prevention point of view. The equipment on your body is first made into cards to prevent loss and damage forever. Then, if those props made by goblins are also made into cards, they are no longer consumables, but permanent props with a CD. Isn't that great? How much consumption is saved. You can invest a one-time sum of money to make high-end consumables without side effects, and then turn them into cards for permanent use. Isn't this better than using inferior products with side effects every time? Finally, the planeswalker itself is a race similar to bugs. If you suppress it too hard, it will make people feel that this planeswalker is a fool. It is almost 50 chapters, and there are only 4 cards, and 2 are land cards. What kind of combat power is this? Recommended: Forever Sixteen. A sneeze destroys magical civilization. That growth path is like a planeswalker. The above is just a personal suggestion. The author should read it. It has no other meaning. It is difficult to read a book about planeswalkers. I hope the author can write it well. Come on.

Name: Dao Ling Occupation: Warrior (LV1) Pedage: Faerun native career sequence Faction: Ordinary Health level: Innate creature (LV40) HP: 100% Regeneration die: 2D10 Strength: 60 (Strength represents the degree of your interference in the material world) Agility: 60 (Agility represents your degree of mobilization of energy) Physique: 60 (Physique represents the degree to which you resist outside interference) Intelligence: 60 (Intelligence represents the degree to which you receive external information) Perception: 60 (Perception represents the degree to which you integrate external information) Charisma: 60 (Charisma represents your physical attributes) Professional abilities: Combat Style: You continue to hone your martial arts, and you can choose a combat style feat. Recovery: You can store some physical strength and energy in advance for regrouping. You gain several breath dice. Weapon Mastery: Your weapon training allows you to choose three weapon mastery entries. Feats: Combat Style Feats: None chosen. Weapon Mastery: Not selected. Racial Expertise•Innate Life: You return to your roots, reflect your innate nature, and become an innate life. Your life template changes to an innate life. Your ability modifier is equal to your ability score, and you gain innate bonuses equal to your ability score. Your hit points increase dramatically and you gain an innate bonus equal to 10 your hit points. You can choose an innate law as your manifestation in nature. Your Armor Class increases dramatically and you gain an innate bonus equal to your hit level. Your initiative level increases dramatically and you gain an innate bonus equal to your hit levels. Your caster level gets a huge amount... (Click on the ellipses to see the collapsed content) Epic feats • Great Path Fruit: Through practice, you gain the feat Great Path Fruit. You can invest in materials based on past experiences to obtain your own specific tendencies of Daluo Daoguo. ...(Click on the ellipsis to view the collapsed content) Equipment: Daluo Daobao •Imperative Flag: LV60 Mythical Item. Category: Military melee weapons. Type: Short Rod Damage: (1D4+60D60+60) Blunt (Body) + (1D4+60D60+60) Force Field (Ground) + (1D4+60D60+60) Puncture (Water) + ( 1D4+60D60+60) flame (fire) + (1D4+60D60+60) slashing (wind) + (1D4+60D60+60) radiance (divine light) + (1D4+60D60+60) mind (spirituality) ) + (1D4+60D60+60) Thunder (Daole) Terms: light, throwing (range 20/60 plane distance) Mastery terms: slow, intrusion, imbalance, weaken... Weight: 2 pounds Price:... (Click on the ellipses to view the collapsed content) "Comprehensive network?" Dao Ling looked at this panel and showed a sadistic smile: "Then I will start with a confrontational group copy with a challenge level of 1!"

After reading ten chapters, I feel like there is a lot of nonsense, but it is too watery to be able to condense it into one chapter!