My Stats Are Higher Than Yours!!

In this gamified world view, as long as you have enough imagination to combine talents and skills, you can play well, but the author is still too rigid.

I want to know where the value is and what it says.

I just read a few chapters, and it gave me the feeling that a bad kid met Nono, and what Nono was holding was the script of the daughter of the King of Tang Shen (´▽｀)ノ♪

I still can't stand it. The author has no idea where his problem lies. It's already been sixty-one chapters, and the value of the talent is barely visible. The problem is that it consumes so many leaves that are awesome than the school's standard weapon, and I still can't adapt. The most basic aura takes a long time to adapt. The laughter factor that seems to be something has no side effects at all. The most awesome thing is when using the environment to improve the mage's talent, direct fire, wow wow wow, the direct damage of fire is lower than the damage of aura, and the adaptation is faster. The point is that it took so long to improve the dungeon. Compared with the mage mentioned in the article, you can see the difference with the girl who fought at the beginning. You can use standard weapons to develop skill levels in a few days. When you reach level 5, you can fight with that girl back and forth. How long and months does it take? She has been in the dungeon for more than ten or twenty years, and has received awesome rewards. When she comes out to use psychic powers, she can still fight back and forth, not to mention that she feels uncomfortable and stops fighting. The first time I played against the protagonist, I was able to trick this girl and win with just one talent and one skill. I practiced for twenty years in the trial and got an awesome reward. But in the end, I couldn't just crush her like a speed bump, but I still fought back and forth. I would like to ask where the value is? Where is the plug-in? Drive high and go low?

I was attracted by this title and read it before I entered the dungeon. But since I entered the dungeon of Demon King Brave, I don't like to read it anymore. In my opinion, this title should be about punching to the flesh, fighting head-on. My value is higher than yours. I will chop and chop, fight, and then get powerful skills. What a mess. Of course, the adaptive evolution of powerful skills is indeed quite strong now. Then when I entered the dungeon, the style of painting changed. I had to learn by myself. Ah, it was okay to make up for the shortcomings. Then the battle upgrade text from boxing to physical combat became, ah, a matter of political struggle, and it was too procrastinating. Personal feeling.

Water, there are too many psychological activities, the protagonist's, the supporting role's, the passers-by's, all kinds of psychological activities, described in large lengths

Brother, you just put it on the shelves, are you a eunuch?

The more I look at it, the more puzzling it becomes. The protagonist seems to have a bunch of numerical values, but they are all crooked. Talent seems to be useful, but it's only of use now. The same goes for psychic strength.

Personally, I think the latest updates are too heavy. The content of a few days can actually be explained clearly in one chapter. I don't ask you to squeeze out the water. At least it can't be this outrageous.

At present, it seems that the water is too much, but you can wait a little longer. After all, it is only 30+ chapters. Let's keep it up.