Send out a leaflet explaining the issue of combat effectiveness.

First of all, the author has also considered writing a good combat system, but he really can't do it. This is the first time he writes a novel of this kind that travels through multiple worlds. The combat systems are different, the worldviews are different, and the worlds are different. The fighting situation is also different, so the author can only try to get closer together.

The only standard now is the division of combat power in the Easter Egg system. However, according to the initial setting, the Easter Egg system is not simply about combat power, but refers to the degree of danger. The degree of danger and the combat power are not exactly the same. Note that it is the degree of danger.

So later on, the author began to let himself go. Instead of worrying about combat effectiveness, he would rather write the plot. After all, when I opened this book, I just wanted to have fun and write what I wanted to write.

As for Tiga's world, the standard of combat power is really hard to describe. Who can withstand two neutron bombs destroying the whole world? This is still the early stage, but only the monsters in Tiga's world are relatively strong. It does not mean that we will go to other worlds in the future. Enemies are like this.

The strength of the enemies in Tiga's world is written based on Tiga's strength. Tiga is not a novice who practices leveling, but Dagu who practices with a god-level account, so the opponents cannot be written as too weak.

There is also the issue of various abilities. When the author thinks of some interesting abilities, he always wants to give the protagonist one, but then he feels that there are too many abilities... so he cuts it off again, but overall, it does not affect the protagonist's main abilities.

Summary: This is my first time too, the technology is not that good~

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