Stacking Critical Hits Starts from 0:01

"Oracle", a cross-generation virtual reality game. Lin Yifeng entered the game for no other reason - to buy the helmet in installments, to rent the basement, he had to survive first. On the first day of the open beta, he won the SSS-level talent [Unlimited Critical Hit]. Every time you draw A, the critical hit rate is permanently increased; every critical hit, the critical hit damage is permanently increased. Strong? Powerful. The only problem - initial critical hit rate: 0.01%. At the entrance of the Novice Village, he swiped more than two thousand chickens, and the critical strike stack reached 20%. He easily triggered the hidden mission and pulled out a chicken god with 10,000 health. While everyone else was leveling up, he and a taciturn guardian used flat A to kill the Chicken God. After the death of the Chicken God, he left behind something that should not appear in Novice Village - an energy residue called "Star Power". The village chief told him: There are some things in this game that were not planned. From then on, Lin Yifeng started a double daily life. On the surface, he led the team to get the first kill, ran the guild, dealt with the noble alliance, and took on the bespectacled female mage in the team. Secretly, he traced the truth about the power of the stars and found that monsters that should not exist are awakening, and the boundary between the game and reality is being penetrated bit by bit. When the sky shattered and monsters poured into reality, players all over the world were running. Lin Yifeng picked up the bow. The critical hit rate has been stacked for countless days and nights, stopping at 99.99% - Always just a hair away from perfection. Enough. A story about flat A. From zero point zero one, stack up to that arrow.