I Have a Mysterious Vending Machine

Coordinates Chapter 30. It is said to be a vending machine, but it is actually a variant of the system. You can earn points by defeating monsters. The points can be exchanged for props. Eating the props will give you bonuses. The first open system at present is for vampires who have bonuses for drinking blood, but usually do not need it. The main ability is to control blood, with purely positive effects. The direction of the plot is to take it one step at a time, with the main goal being to kill monsters and exchange money for abilities. Occasionally there are jokes, but not too many and do not affect reading. The attitude of official organizations towards non-ordinary people is quite strange. They do not classify them in terms of good or evil, but in terms of how they acquire abilities (innate awakening and acquired learning). Maybe it will be written later that people who are born will lose control, but it was not explained in the early stage, so it is quite inexplicable. The protagonist is saying that he should be cautious and safety is important, but he can't help but help others when they are in danger (the protagonist said it himself). The protagonist has no brothers and is surrounded by women. The schoolmate is an aloof female student who harbors a big secret but is not cool with the protagonist. The 16-year-old sister at home can sleep in the same room as the protagonist. The first passerby who is rescued has an impure mind (but she has the self-knowledge to choose to be a big sister). The official agency investigates and sends two female students to the protagonist's class at a time. In the latest few chapters, I am practicing double cultivation with my deskmate (only cuddling and cuddling), but the heroine should be confirmed.

I remember that the protagonist's ability was in a single-player game. He obtained money through begging, and then used the money to obtain different foods from vending machines. Different foods have different evolutionary routes. Basically, the final forms are all aliens, including Cthulhu, angels, demons, bugs, vampires, etc.

Why do you want to join the officialdom? ? To put it bluntly, I'm afraid it won't be able to provide much help to the protagonist.

Chapter 56, after acquiring the second ability, I joined the official. At present, I feel that the official is of no use, and the strength is weak, and it cannot accelerate the growth of the protagonist. However, I deliberately exposed myself to join, and did not say why I suddenly joined. After the original second ability was replaced by an angel, I inexplicably entered the plot of joining the official. After writing for so long, I did not join the organization. Then why did you join the official with this identity? Why didn't you join another organization in the last identity? Both sides are of no use. Didn't the last one save you once? Do you have to climb from the official bottom? If you insist on adding the official one, why not add it later if you are not strong enough? I like to go on missions so much, ugh

When you go to fight monsters, you don't get any weapons, just steel pipes and steel bars or something like that. There is a skill that temporarily strengthens blood-sucking. I don't prepare any blood in advance. I just suck myself on the spot.

How should I put it? In reality, a boss is just a boss. That's too thin. Characters always have to have two sides and conflict to write wonderfully. The last one you have, Uncle Friend, was well written. The latest one is too hasty and has no foreshadowing.

Can we go back to the rhythm of killing monsters and earning money to buy equipment? The official side is so boring, look at what your profile says!

I'm going to go to the Blood Demon, I'm going to return the governor, it turns out he's from YJ ()

Things have changed since joining the Disaster Bureau.

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