Dude wtf are these skills. I hate this shit the most. He spawns skill where we don’t know how and when he got it. Was the timeskip really necessary? It breaks the immersion
He legit has the system since chapter 1 which gives him missions and 3 sets of rewards he can choose from. That being stat points, skills, and random equipments. The fact that you didn’t know this means you read the first chapter but the information went over your head or you could care less. Stop saying he spawns skills and “we” don’t know where he got them like who tf is “we” mf? It’s YOU who didn’t get it. But then again, I can’t be too harsh on you since you are a Manhua reader and not Manhwa. Manhua readers can’t really read in the first place so your issue is illiteracy or mental retardation, call it.
No, no, he has a point. What the story has done so far (in what is still basically the prologue) is to establish that the MC will have liscensce to pull out any ability or power necessary to overcome whatever situation that is in. The story can always ‘justify’ the Dues Ex Machina ass-pull by saying ‘Oh, it was a skill he got while training’, pretty much for as long as they want. It’s pretty shit story-telling all things considered.
NoOneFromNoWhere
Dude wtf are these skills. I hate this shit the most. He spawns skill where we don’t know how and when he got it. Was the timeskip really necessary? It breaks the immersion
Hero of Light
He legit has the system since chapter 1 which gives him missions and 3 sets of rewards he can choose from. That being stat points, skills, and random equipments. The fact that you didn’t know this means you read the first chapter but the information went over your head or you could care less. Stop saying he spawns skills and “we” don’t know where he got them like who tf is “we” mf? It’s YOU who didn’t get it. But then again, I can’t be too harsh on you since you are a Manhua reader and not Manhwa. Manhua readers can’t really read in the first place so your issue is illiteracy or mental retardation, call it.
TheEarlofBronze
No, no, he has a point. What the story has done so far (in what is still basically the prologue) is to establish that the MC will have liscensce to pull out any ability or power necessary to overcome whatever situation that is in. The story can always ‘justify’ the Dues Ex Machina ass-pull by saying ‘Oh, it was a skill he got while training’, pretty much for as long as they want. It’s pretty shit story-telling all things considered.