C10 He Was Going to Level by Himself

After parting with Light of Firefly and the others, I felt that it was getting late. After that, I logged off and prepared to rest. Thus, I chose to withdraw and return to the real world. Looking at my simple house, I feel really depressed. If only the scenery in the real world was as beautiful as the scenery in the game. But looking at the tall buildings outside... I guess this idea is basically a fantasy!

After casually making some food to eat, he hurriedly entered the game. After all, everyone didn't wait for me. If I don't work hard, my level will definitely be pulled down.

After entering the game again, I found a very depressing problem. After running for so long, I seem to have lost my way. Heavens, what should I do? Looking around, I found that there were 7 surrounding me. Level 8 monsters, I feel like I'm not someone a level 3 nobody like me can handle. He could only dodge carefully and see if there were any monsters around him. While walking, I also carefully look around to avoid being accidentally touched by any monsters.

Finally, I found a type of Level 4 wild dog. I estimate that there is a difference of one level. It can't do anything to me either. After all, I have a natural racial advantage, and my physical defense is 20%. In that case, I'll just beat this kind of wild dog, since that village doesn't have much anyway. Or rather, even if there's something, I don't have the money to buy it.

Facing a wild dog in front of him, he determined the distance between him and the spellcasting range to the maximum. Then, he placed a magic ball. The result was beyond my expectations. The wild dog actually died in an instant. A large HP reduction symbol appeared above his head: Explosive Strike -127. At the same time, my experience increased by 2%. My thoughts were still stuck in the situation where I only used 10 or so drops of blood. Why would I use so much blood now? Looking at the staff in my hand, I think this is the effect of the Excellence Strike. Just now, I was basically empty-handed, relying only on basic attacks. Now, with the addition of such a high attack power from the magic staff, as well as the increase of magic attack by 15%... That was why it had such a terrifying effect. If that was the case, I would be able to level up by killing 50 dogs at once. Well, it wasn't very slow either.

He looked at the other wild dog and used a magic ball. He only lost 88 drops of blood. It seemed like the previous strike really had an outstanding effect. The dog probably still has some blood left. Wait for my second attack. The puppy is dead. A gold coin appeared on the ground, and I immediately ran over. I picked it up. Ha, 1 dollar, my first bucket of gold in the game!

I kept hitting the wild dogs here and there, and I didn't know how many wild dogs had died under my staff. Finally, after I killed a wild dog that was almost numb, a light flashed on my body. That comfortable feeling returned to me. Haha, I leveled up again!

He added 5 points to 1 point in Strength and 1 point in Constitution. The remaining 3 points were all added to Intelligence. Strength was only used to equip equipment. I prepared to add 1 point to Level 2. However, I have to add 1 or 2 points to every level of my Constitution. If my HP is higher, then I will have more room for survival. And every level of intelligence must be guaranteed three points. Otherwise, how can I maintain the attack of a Mage? Although I don't understand this game, I estimate that it is about the same as other games. As a Mage, the damage output must be the highest. The aggro caused by killing monsters is also high. If there isn't any health, it would be very dangerous. I don't want the experience points that I obtained from killing monsters to suffer heavy losses because I accidentally died. As for Agility, I think that should be the specialty of the archer. No matter how much a Mage increases his speed, he won't be able to perform too well. Thus, I might as well not add it. If it's the dodging rate, I think I won't be too far behind other people after I cast a high-level spell. A mage should have some status. Strength is simply a waste to a Mage, unless it's an equipment requirement. Otherwise, adding a bit would be a waste. Of course, this is my guess. If I'm wrong, I guess the account will be useless.

I don't know anything about this game, but I'll just add it based on my own thoughts. I can only trust myself now, everything needs to be figured out by myself. That's all for now, if I'm wrong then I'll think of a way. Anyway, as long as I'm in a good mood right now, I'll be fine. I'll comfort myself.

After fighting for so long, I found a type of wild wolf. It's a Level 5 monster. It doesn't take much effort to fight, because it has an extremely high attack power. So I could kill one at most three times, while I myself wouldn't be attacked. Because the monster died before it even reached me. But I went back and killed a wild dog, and found that after adding three points of intelligence, I could kill a monster in one go. In other words, I can kill three dogs in the time I kill a wolf. Looking at the experience, he felt that he was still able to kill dogs at a very fast speed. Thus, the wild dog that just escaped from the Sea of Misery was once again happily abused by me...

Just like that, I repeatedly beat the wild dog, enjoying the joy of killing monsters in seconds. The stingy wild dog died so many times that it gave me a leather armor and a leather hand guard. And then there's another 5 dollars. I guess this can be considered as earning money, I should be satisfied.

Now that I'm level 7, I should go and hunt wild boars. Looking back at the wild wolves, I feel that they should be grateful to me. Because I killed the least, but they didn't leave anything behind for me. No wonder people are cruel and heartless, even if the ancients were honest, they wouldn't lie to me ~!

After being tired for a long time, I found a hillside to lie down and rest for a while. Squinting his eyes to look at the sun, he felt incomparably comfortable. His heart was also very conflicted. Was it a fun game, or was it a game that pursued strength, desperately trying to level up? These two thoughts had been arguing in his mind all this time, and he was tired of thinking about it. He might as well get up and fight monsters.

Although his body was clean, he still patted his clothes out of habit. Who asked this game to be so realistic? Sigh ~

He rushed towards the wild boar, still wearing the same old magic ball. He did not know why there was still no new skill. Perhaps he had to find the corresponding NPC to learn it. Or was it like in the legends, he had to rely on himself to comprehend it? He should return to the village later to take a look. Perhaps he could learn even more powerful skills now!

Looking at the clumsy wild boar, he made a gesture towards it downwards. It was unknown if it could understand or not. In any case, after expressing his disdain, the magic ball continued flying towards the pig's head...