After a dozen or so strange sounds, there was a "squeak", and then I felt that the wooden staff in my hand could no longer find the target of the attack. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

When I looked back, I was surprised to find that although the Tiangang stick technique passed down by my master was not powerful at all, it greatly improved my speed after it was successfully used. More than a dozen staff shadows rose due to the effect of the move, and the staff hit the body of a strange green monster in the circle of power.

Apparently this monster is the one who killed many players in front of the woods. By the time we got to the struck, silent wet monster, it had completely lost signs of life, but I didn't dare to be careless. Pulling around its corpse with a wooden staff, he found 50 copper coins and a pair of level 3 gloves.

Without hesitation, I put them in my pocket, "Haha, I finally don't have to be a pauper", I can't help but be secretly happy. After a few more rounds of pulling out the strange corpse, I couldn't find anything of value, and I couldn't help but look at the maple forest.

Looking at the human corpses in front of me, "Will we be able to find something on those corpses too?" I thought evilly.

Sure enough, after carefully searching all the corpses, I successfully equipped with a cloth coat, wrist guards, a cloth hat, cloth pants, and a pair of cloth shoes, and also obtained 2 silver coins, 45 copper coins, and some level 5 equipment. None of these things can be bought with money as I am now.

I put all the items in my skin, and Miss Service's introduction to the experience points of game upgrades rang in my ears, "In Dragon Teng, the experience points given to the player by the monster depend on the health of the monster itself and the level comparison between the player and the monster. For example, the silver wolf in the second layer of the Warcraft Cave is a level 60 monster, their health is 400, if the player's level is level 60, then in the case of the player killing it alone, the player's experience is the monster's health, that is, 400 experience, if the player is only level 59, then the player's experience is 400 * (1+5%) = 420. In turn, a level 40 character can multiply up to twice the monster's HP when killing the Silver Wolf, on the other hand, if the player has level 61, the player's experience will only be 400*(1-5%)=380. Decreases sequentially, reaching level 80 with 0 XP. There are two ways to get the XP required to level up the game, one is to kill monsters. The other is to develop life skills. However, the experience gained from practicing life skills is far less than that gained from killing monsters. ”

"It's obviously unrealistic to fight a level 20 monster now. Even if you don't get killed by the monster in seconds, your own attack on the monster is absolutely useless. It seems that finding the right level of monsters to kill is the best way to level up quickly now."

I turned around and ran towards the novice village, unceremoniously using martial arts moves to send the monsters I encountered along the way into the eighteenth layer of hell.

By the time I entered the Novice Village, I was already a level 2 warlock, and I had 3 silver coins, 32 copper coins, and a body of equipment. I sold all the equipment I didn't need, put the money in the bank, repaired the weapons at the blacksmith, and walked out of the novice village and into the maple forest.