Chapter 53 Explaining Some Problems

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Because the recent chapters have drawn attention and raised some questions, this chapter answers them.

First of all, it is about the protagonist’s childhood. Specifically, it is how to survive with 1 point of physical fitness and 1 point of spirit—luck is out of the discussion, and those who read carefully should be able to find that I have been emphasizing that Jiang Li’s luck is in Schrödinger state.

The defeated worldview is an extraordinary world, and common sense does not apply.

Can you imagine that a water magician like Shizuku Kurotsutsuku, who can only release water and freeze water, can actually reorganize his body in the mid-term to do something similar to elementalization? Can you imagine that in the later stage, she could even pull back Kakki Kurotsutsu, who was judged dead, from the gate of hell, reorganize his weak body into a child and survive?

And this black iron pearl Shizuku is only the disciple of the first doctor of Neon.

In the failed original novel, there is also a character who is also extremely weak, unable to move from birth, unable to even move her fingers while lying on the bed, just as miserable as Jiang Li, but she later resorted to another machete With supernatural powers, he rebuilt a body for himself, thus becoming a swordsman.

Therefore, under such a worldview, there is no problem at all in surviving with 1 point of physique. As long as someone is willing to take good care of them and spend a lot of money to find world-renowned doctors, it happens that these fighting gods can do it.

The second is about the charm value of the protagonist.

The full value I set is 50, because of the need for survival, Jiang Li's final charm is 46 points.

It is impossible for 46 points to be able to charm the world, charm luck, and charm everything. We all know this, but 46 points are indeed beyond the realm of ordinary people. There are only gods in mythology, and they must be gods of beauty. It is only possible for God to reach the point.

Then why is Jiang Li acting like a normal handsome idol?

This was supposed to be revealed in Volume 2, but since it raises a question, I'll answer it.

My explanation for this is that Jiang Li still doesn't know how to use his charm, and he doesn't realize how terrible his charm is, so he just looks like a handsome guy.

Taking God as an example, if you don’t activate the charm, people will only think that he is handsome or beautiful, and you will not realize how extraordinary and refined he is, but being handsome or beautiful does not mean that everyone loves him, and he has his own heart It is normal to not be charmed, and to be envied.

The gods of other settings say otherwise.

But I planned to write the second volume wrongly, you understand.

Then there's the talent of the main character.

This aspect has been adjusted, and the talent has been adjusted to something similar to career planning. The added point has become the icon of "sword", which is neither swordsmanship nor swordsman. Although there are no other combat talents, it has no effect on daily life. , mainly in Chapter 2 and Chapter 11.

Finally, there is the world view of failure.

This is more sensitive so I won't describe it too much, but I will try to erase the political-related things as much as possible, and only write about daily aspects of fighting and love, so don't worry too much.

If you still have questions, you can leave a message here, and I will try my best to answer them.

Thank you for your continued support!

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