Is it that expensive?

>>2

Ken-chan’s never-give-up mentality wasn’t something he had from the beginning; it suddenly sprouted after meeting Miu.

Well, if you consider mental aspects or ambition, it might be something like that in terms of the material to become a master.

If it breaks while you’re training, you can continue training by fixing it, doesn’t that make it about SR level?

>>5

It’s more like the way the select bug from the original Pokémon is broken.

>>9

When you really can’t stand it, just say the code word “Anedebo soboso…”

Because they are masters, when they trained this, it became really interesting! They were motivated!

Just because you can stack them as much as you want, stacking about 1000 of them is going too far!

I don’t know why, but there are a lot of limit breaks, awakenings, and enhancement events for this N rare character.

Since I only have UR for the mind among the heart, skill, and body, I have no choice but to train the skill and body to UR as well.

If the minimum rarity is N, then it should be N.

Since they are the protagonist, they should be part of the initial distribution, at the very least.

Even if strengthened, characters that surpass this will continue to be introduced one after another.

There are way too many SRs and SSRs around.

When I died, I became traumatized and started closing my eyes the moment I was hit…

Well, it healed quickly.

If it breaks, it’s usually the end, but the strange thing is that my master can fix it.

>>19

Unlike the guys from the Murder Fist, it’s kind of nice that they’ll find a way to help instead of just ending it when something breaks.

Well, it’s logical that if a specialized master who matches that amazing material focuses on training it, it would easily catch up to Ken-chan.

Young

Two

Different

Experiment Subject SSR

While other geniuses are around level 200 at the maximum level, there are guys whose limit is level 20, and they are just stacking up minor stat boosts from the massive experience points of endgame content.

From the perspective of the Living Person Fist Master Class, it’s SSR.

Because of the guy who brought out the knife, I ended up being chased by Shigure-san who was armed with a sword, and for once I got really mad and beat him up while riding on top of him.

This low rarity character’s flavor text is similar to how I was when I was young.

Spirituality SSR

If you can’t endure the training and die, you’ll be revived to try again.

Experimental subject to turn N into SSR.

>>30

The early masters’ concept was to see if N can retain its N qualities while applying all the SSR class-specific skills! It seems like a fun experiment…

A build that is ridiculously tough and essentially a dodge and defense type, but when cornered, unleashes a devastating ultimate attack.

I’m just clumsy, but I’m quite smart and have a lot of knowledge.

It feels more like an experience point slot or evolution material slot than anything else.

If you train SR, it will quickly reach the same level.

SSR can reach the same level without being specially trained.

Unlike Ken-chan, the others are just as strong as Ken-chan even without the invincible superhuman techniques…

>>35

The difference in talent compared to Takeda and Siegfried is striking.

Aren’t you manipulating the internal data, rather than just being a heavy spender?

It’s not that anyone other than Ken-chan could be strong, but there are too many things that hit home precisely because it’s Ken-chan.

I was also bullied like N Rare’s character in the past…

>>38

It resembles my younger days…

The specifications can be retrofitted through modifications by the masters, so having a resilient mentality that won’t break even if you die is crucial.

It is definitely true that it is quite difficult to fight YOMI in a situation without a flowing air superiority zone, and it only becomes a topic of discussion in a top-level environment.

Talent D, Aptitude S

The early N cards are generally easy to obtain, and you’ll use them quite a bit in the beginning.

Ken-chan has poor abilities and is difficult to train, so he is even worse than that.

This character isn’t leveling up easily even when I pour in experience points…

Limit break to battle SSRs with excessive spending (on drugs and treatment costs).

It’s not that Ken-chan had a unique constitution that allowed him to revive after dying or made it hard for him to die.

I’m just modifying the way to die normally.

>>47

It was like a competition to see who would kill first, but it was as if they had already killed long ago.

Skill: Unbreakable Heart

I managed to get by with just that…

To strengthen it, we need to gather the masters.

>>49

Hah! I won’t take on any disciples!

It seems that the structure of my muscles is being changed…

>>51

Injecting elixirs to transform the body is just a straightforward method in my country…

You have to stack these N cards in units of 10,000 to turn them into a Master SR, right?

In a game with no level cap, using the weakest character to continuously accumulate experience points at the highest efficiency is not something people usually do.

End content of the pay-to-win guild.

If you lose, it’s like being in a situation where you keep repeating the content of losing your disciple (pretending it never happened)!

You scoundrel, Liangshanbo…! Using your disciples for something like human experimentation~!

I think the ability to provoke is quite high.

Even if the body is killed, the heart does not die, so experiments that can bring it back to life only to die at that level can be done endlessly.

>>59

I understand why people in that world can’t get enough of it.

Even if you pour materials and time into it, it’s only strong enough to be easily matched by the latest high rarity in terms of level.

When you think about it, it’s really the pastime of shut-ins.

Since the heart cannot be helped, I suppose that’s where talent comes into play…

A sadly inferior existence, even losing to my sister in talent.

Isn’t this N character murder fist also rated highly from the side?

>>64

I’ve sometimes been thought of as ridiculous for nurturing someone who has no talent.

Usually, when you raise them, they hit the level cap right away.

The limit breaking materials (master) are too abundant…

It’s not that the stats are low, but this card has an unusually empty skill slot.

I think it’s just plain painful to level up this character.

The masters of Liangshan have patiently nurtured it…

First, I’ll stuff the item that raises the stat cap to the point where the game breaks.