I'm a Tank, So Why Do Monster-Kill Rewards Give Me a Thousandfold Attack Speed?

Seeing more than 40 chapters complete a job change is a bit unbearable, it's too toxic. There is a big problem with the basic setting, and the career the author assigned to the protagonist is too useless. As a person who can infinitely stack agility, and can cause real damage based on 1% of agility at the second level of talent, the protagonist is still pursuing the damage output and switching to a sword and shield ranger. The one next door doesn't talk about anything else, it's just a noble percentage bonus. It becomes more and more popular in the later stages, especially the three-headed hell dog shown in this job transfer dungeon. It only takes five seconds to avoid damage, and the protagonist cannot handle it. If there wasn't a flying monster next to him that he could ride on and suck blood, he would have failed in this job change. In this situation, he still chooses what output to pursue. The reason turned out to be a ridiculous mismatch with his talent. You have such high agility, once you enter a small terrain, and there is nowhere to hide within the boss's range, you can only stand there and take damage. If you don't defend yourself well enough, you'll die in minutes. No matter how high your movement speed or attack speed is, it is useless. Especially in this kind of article, all the monsters in the middle and later stages are mechanical and mechanical. A crispy one with high output is even more difficult to output, because it simply cannot survive. As a perfect warrior, others can't move me, but I can move others, and the damage is ridiculously high. If you choose the Ranger, he will have nothing but output. He only has a little more blood than other serious warriors. The profession arranged by the author is too stupid. It is better to arrange him as an assassin or an archer. Even a mage is better than the current protagonist's profession

I used to sympathize with the protagonist when I read stories about brothers betraying and women betraying, but now I feel like the author is not that good when reading this kind of novel. Doesn't being betrayed mean that the protagonist is not smart enough? Why should you blame others for your own problems? Even if you deal with the school beauties who betrayed you, thousands of school beauties will betray you. So don't always look for other people's problems. Think about whether your own writing style should be improved? Use your brain when writing instead of blaming readers for reading with their brain!

It's good to watch. That's all we have about the game. Other online articles have a lot of rubbish supporting characters. They even have a little sister from time to time. It's just fun.

The plot is exciting, the writing is brilliant, and the setting is very attractive.

The plot has ups and downs, the setting is very innovative, and it's not boring or dragging out👍

Such a high rating must be attributed to the navy. The first job change was toxic. In the beginning, I tried to increase my physical strength, but in the end, I changed my job and became a squishy person. There was a problem with my brain circuit, and I was forced to lose my intelligence.

Hmm... It looks good, it's really good, but the plot is very character-driven, which is a bit flawed. As for the plot, the pace can be faster, the progress can be faster, and the emotional expressions of the characters can be richer. Otherwise, I have read nearly a hundred chapters, and I am either spawning monsters or on the way to spawning monsters. It is a bit boring. Come on, author😎😎😎

Personally, I feel that the attributes are too outrageous. I can only say that for books of the same type, yours is far ahead in terms of data. You can attack hundreds of times in one second, and you can't even twitch so fast.

The invincible text looks very cool, but some settings are very awkward. For example, the protagonist will pursue a double attack panel, and agility obviously increases attack speed and movement speed. I have read more than a hundred chapters, and the protagonist's agility has already reached 400,000+, the attack speed is 10,000 knives per second, and then the talent is level 3, and each attack comes with 2% agility. In terms of real damage, the protagonist's real damage with each sword should be about 8,000, and the real damage per second should be about 80 million. At the stage of more than 100 chapters, it should be said that no BOSS can resist for 1 second, but the protagonist is still focusing on strength during this period, pursuing the dual attack panel attribute Sex, this actually makes no sense at all, because the protagonist usually jumps over the level to fight monsters, and then when fighting the BOSS, ordinary physical attacks and magic attacks often do not break the defense. Sometimes, in order to pursue the normal attack to break the defense, the strength is increased, and then let's not talk about the skills. Maybe after integrating with reality, the skills may change It's the same as the memory instinct, and I don't know how the settings of the four-dimensional attributes will be changed later after being combined with reality. If combined with reality, the talent will still be effective, with a percentage of real damage from agility, then the more suitable styles should be attack speed, movement, or blood cow standing. Considering that the protagonist was stabbed to death by a friend in his previous life, there is nothing wrong with using good props and skills for yourself, no matter whether they suit you or not. After all, you are only truly strong if you are strong. I haven't thought about what to say about the rest yet, just some reflections.

This novel is a mess, and the settings are often changed. Sometimes the physical strength is increased, and sometimes the strength is increased. It has been changed two or three times. The main author always emphasizes the advantages of his single point, but he always changes it. When you started talking to each other, there were not so many people complaining about you. Also, the author always forgets his own settings. When blocking the resurrection point for the first time, he said that as long as the player's battle does not harm the NPC, the guards will not care. But when I was about to open the level 28 dungeon later, a passerby said that Pig's Foot would be caught for killing someone in front of an NPC, and then Pig's Foot showed off some murder certificate he had redeemed. . This completely conflicts with the previous setting. I don't care about character data when reading game novels. After all, I don't memorize them carefully, but it's crazy to be able to randomly change such background settings.