The System Came Two Years Early and I Became a God!

Is this rating based on human-machine brushing? Even if you come to the world early and still have money, why don't you buy a car and run around the map or kill chickens and pigs to get attributes?

As long as a normal person gets this system, he will develop faster than him. You can kill monsters and increase your attributes, but you still wander around the city all day long. Isn't this funny? Who doesn't know how to run into the forest and kill the monster in advance before it mutates? Why don't you wait until it becomes stronger? I wander around the city every day without even buying a car, and I encounter a few monsters. Stupid.

I even suspected that someone else had written it. I was fine at the beginning, but I started to be clever in the middle. I wrote a lot of Internet terms. I was fine once or twice, but it was a lot better. Don't you feel embarrassed? I took notes decisively. I took care of this and that in the middle. I can't tell how powerful it is even if my strength goes up from 5000 kilograms.

I don't understand, I don't know, I don't know, I've been looking at it for a long time and I don't know what it means.

A very good teaser. There is nothing that overwhelms the protagonist, is too stereotyped, and has no complicated nouns. The best thing is that it ends directly when it is supposed to end.

There is a reason for the low rating.

The label says that he is decisive in killing, but then both the enemy and the protagonist are indecisive, and the whole story behind it is completely messed up.

The protagonist is pure mentally retarded, and the system is broken

At the first level, every attribute is 10. Do you know how many times that of a human being is? You still need to climb a tree, so shouldn't you be able to climb it just by lifting your legs? The same goes for strength. No matter how much strength an ordinary person without a breakthrough has, how many times that of a normal person is? How difficult is it for you to beat an ordinary person? ? ? A group of people whose numerical values ​​are artificially high and whose combat power is greatly stretched.

It's okay, but both copies are missing.