
Infinite Skill Points from the Start: I Become the Golden Immortal of All Arts
开局无限技能点,我为万法金仙
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- Ongoing
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- 354k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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- 10mo ago
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Is this book impossible to write? The prices are outrageous!
Farming yields only 2,000 a month, yet a low-level spell costs 10 million? Is this cultivation world a joke? Who the hell can afford that? And if people can't afford it, how can society develop? If farming only yields 2,000 a month, then if other professions yield tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions, then nobody will farm anymore, and society will collapse!
You can add points now, why not make it a hexagonal warrior?
Judging from the title, I thought it was a light novel 🤭, but it turns out to be about a mortal cultivating immortality? And the level cap is really tight.
Since you've already added points, why not learn everything?
The exchange rate is too high. Growing zero rice for 5.4 Yuan a month is outrageous. It's like getting a snack for free.
This author is incredibly insensitive to numbers. A Golden Armor Talisman costs 4 spirit stones, and only 100 need to be submitted each month. You, a mere employee, only generate 400 spirit stones of revenue for the company each month, yet you receive a salary of 500 spirit stones. This Treasure Pavilion is practically a charity!
Puzzled
Since you've already allocated skill points, shouldn't you try to learn a bunch of passive skills? Like Body Tempering? Max it out all at once, max out your stats, wouldn't that be better than you running around like a squishy character?
Your pills are this expensive even for the lowest-level spells; the higher-level ones must be priced in the hundreds of millions.
With such a cheat code, the protagonist might as well learn alchemy, refine his own pills, and consume them. Then, he could just buy talismans and peacefully cultivate immortality. I wonder how the author planned the early stages of the story.
The protagonist has become a jinx.
Where does the protagonist go and something happens? Can't you just write the protagonist walking out on his own?