Otherwise, if you rely solely on upgrading, the attributes will increase very slowly.
Especially in the later stages, more experience is required, leveling up is extremely slow, and there are only a few attribute values, which is too bad.
If this can't keep up with the monster's attributes, then isn't it just asking for trouble?
Maybe no one is selling black soil, but there is still a lot of nutrient solution. After all, not everyone has land for planting.
After I came back, there were indeed a lot more monsters attacking me daily. Although I needed more experience, I could still reach level 15 after the 15-day deadline.
The temperature has dropped again recently, reaching minus 35 degrees Celsius.
Enron's stoves suddenly became a hot seller.
At that temperature normally, you can wear more clothes, light a charcoal brazier or something, and keep warm by the fire to get through it.
But when the temperature dropped, even though I was warming myself by the fire in front, I was still freezing in the back.
After generating the blueprint, Anran replaced the stove she usually used. The temperature radiation range of that stove was too small and only warmed the area around the stove.
Unlike the ones synthesized by clicking later, which are done with the help of the system, the temperature radiation area is wider.
The whole house she lived in was warm, so she didn't need to wear thick cotton clothes inside.
An Ran recently discovered that the things in the salvaged cloud began to gradually decrease.
With her luck, she didn't salvage much, let alone others.
On the contrary, the items dropped from killing monsters began to increase.
The system is forcing everyone to kill monsters.
That’s right, if you’re not careful when killing monsters, you’ll die.
Seeing how happy she was when following the system's assignments, An Ran had reason to suspect that the system wished the people on Earth would die.
Moreover, if they want to go home, they also need to kill monsters and continue to level up. After all, they can only have the chance to go home after reaching level 100.
This is a situation where you have to kill him even if you don't want to. There is no other way around it.
The game is so dangerous that I believe that except for some people who are born adventurous, most people still want to return to Earth.
An Ran hasn't considered this yet, after all, she is still a long way from reaching level 100.
Who knows what will happen during the upgrade process? What if it breaks down when you wake up one day?
Don't think about things that are so far away.
But An Ran vaguely didn't want to go back.
After all, there is nothing on Earth worth staying for.
An Ran used a fishing net to catch the cloud.
An Ran didn't feel any danger, but there was a cloud full of transparent jelly-like monsters.
They are colorful and bounce around the house like bouncy balls.
Anran didn't care about anything else and went to get the net to catch them first.
The thing jumped from the floor to the ceiling and bounced back and forth between the walls like countless balls bouncing randomly.
The bowl that Anran had placed on the table and the thermos that she often used were knocked down by them.
Anran let them jump, and before they jumped to the thermos, she took away all the things in one go, leaving only the kang and the stove.
A little green monster jumped onto the stove, made a "squeak" sound, and was melted by the fire.
It flowed down along the stove like melted ice water.
An Ran went up and pulled it off, and looked at its only organ, which was a cross on its two black eyeballs.
The exploration eye shows that the bouncing ball monster is dead.
Anran was speechless. This thing is really called a bouncing ball.
Anran chased them a few times. Without any extra objects getting in the way, the net could be used without restraint.
After chasing for half an hour, they finally caught the bunch of jumping balls and stuffed them all into wooden barrels one by one.
The melted ball had now completely turned into a pool of green jelly, lying limply on the floor.
An Ran grabbed it and swung it around.
This thing looks like crystal mud.
Melted bouncing balls: They have unusual stickiness and are very tough, making them useful for making utensils or sticking things together.
Although An Ran didn't know what these things were used for, she still caught them all, knocked them out one by one, and put them on the fire to melt them.
Looking at the pile of sticky stuff in the big basin that could be pulled into long threads, An Ran suddenly had an idea in her mind and she knew what to do with it.
Pull them into strips, and then weave a large fishing net just like weaving a fishing net.
[Sticky Animal Catcher: This is a player-made item. Its function is currently unknown.]
The moment An Ran made it, she felt that this thing could play a huge role in the battle of job transfer.
She didn't mind it, because her sensing ability was so strong that it didn't need to be verified.
[The blueprint for the sticky trap has been generated. Do you want to announce it?]
"no."
A blueprint floated down and Anran clicked on the learning button again. From now on, she would not need to make it manually and could just synthesize it directly.
Most of the blueprints made by players themselves are not available in the system. Once players produce the blueprints, they will be salvaged or dropped later.
[Rewards for the animal trap blueprint are as follows: one iron door and one bag of flour.]
It’s not bad. There are no iron doors for sale in the trading area, so the system gives her one, so she doesn’t have to think about making one herself.
She could still imitate the methods on Earth to make a metal door, but she said she really couldn't do it with an iron door.
[Ding Dong—System Announcement. Congratulations to player Zhao Feng for creating the Black Iron-grade weapon, the Black Iron Whip. Rewards are as follows: Island Cloud*3, Hemostatic Gel*5, Blue Potion*3, Red Potion*3.]
An Ran's eyes darkened for a moment and she licked her lips. This reward was really good.
I don’t know if it’s because the rewards are greater after the announcement, or because his blueprint is for a Black Iron-level weapon, which is more powerful.
The rewards given to Zhao Feng were all practical items.
An Ran is not greedy for these rewards, but that doesn't mean others are not greedy. An Ran checked and found that Zhao Feng is from their division.
By the way, their community is called F-990 Community. Does it have any special meaning?
Or just divide the number of people and give them random names.
[Ding Dong—System Announcement: Congratulations to player Zhao Feng for creating a Black Iron-rank weapon...]
[Ding Dong—System Announcement: Congratulations to player Zhao Feng for creating a Black Iron-rank weapon...]
The system broadcast loudly three times before stopping. The noise was really loud.
An Ran smacked her lips. When she was still using bronze weapons, someone had already made black iron-grade weapons on their own. She felt so awesome.
She was helpless and could only follow the procedures to use the weapons given by the system. She could forget about making her own weapons.
It's just that Zhao Feng is a bit too high-profile. At a time when everyone has just solved the problem of food and clothing and is still poor, he publicizes his situation with great fanfare.
Isn't he afraid of being noticed by others? Don't forget, at level 15, they will gather together to fight monsters.
By then, it won’t just be monsters that will be killed, but people as well.
An Ran could foresee that the battle for job transfer would be a fierce one.
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