Adventurer: I Have a Hextech System

Since such incompetent combat skills take so much time to learn and are of little use, how do humans survive? It takes four or five years to learn these useless skills, and even if an ordinary person learns combat skills, he is no match for the lowest monsters. The Adventurer's Guild also monopolizes the flow of combat skills. A small town can't produce a few people who have learned combat skills in 100 years. Author, why don't you think humans are extinct? Monsters can kill people when they are born, and become invincible to ordinary people when they reach adulthood. In order to limit the protagonist, you don't care whether the setting of the world is reasonable or not! You are so cruel

The author was taught mathematics by a physical education teacher, worked as an apprentice in a hotel, and only killed 200 fish or chickens in four years. How could this hotel still employ people? The author does not consider rationality at all when he writes.

After reading Chapter 23, the system was a bit fussy at the beginning and then disappeared. I hope it will be useful later when I start killing monsters The description of life is very confusing, and the battle is delayed until Chapter 32, which really affects reading If you are too lazy to read how to advance to an adventurer, you can start reading from the second chapter.

It's very general. The first three chapters should be used to attract readers. However, in the first three chapters of the book, the protagonist gets the system and passive skills for killing monsters. The protagonist's choice is to work and kill fish. In fact, this is already ridiculous. After four years of learning a few passive skills that are temporarily unused, he is waiting for an active skill to be activated. At this time, the protagonist starts to be anxious and busy. Inquiring about the information and apprenticeships, is there a possibility that the author should let the protagonist gain combat power in the first chapter and start the main story directly? Adventurers need combat skills to become adventurers, but Hex does not need them. There are many Hexes that are level A and do not require skills. The most taboo is to write a system that everyone understands and then the protagonist uses it in a weird way. Furthermore, the author's plot arrangement gives people a way of writing other books in the middle and later stages. First set a goal, and then write a lot of story lines to achieve it. This is actually the way of writing in the middle and later stages. If your book is not attractive at the beginning, why will you continue to read it?

If it is not a studio AI article, it can only be said that the writing is finished.

Why don't you choose the grass to restore blood? Are you never injured during your adventures? How useful this rune is in terms of battery life and saving money. Unless it is restricted to only recovering blood after leaving combat, you have to consider it. Otherwise, it is a no-brainer. In this fantasy world, there are a lot of grass and greenery in the city. If you choose this, you can do more outdoor adventures. There are only a few tasks in the city sewers, and there will be no advanced tasks.

Applying to be an adventurer is more stringent than joining the army. You can also practice combat skills in the army. The threshold for adventurers is to know a combat skill.

The progress in strength is too slow. Logically speaking, with this kind of system, we should kill more monsters.

Does this book have multiple female protagonists? I came here to look for books about Western fantasy adventurers with multiple female protagonists.

It's so long and heavy, it's long and long, but the plot arrangement doesn't have any ups and downs.