The Strongest Role Playing

The eight-sided die represents eight powers. In different worlds, you can randomly obtain an ability, which can lead to different gameplay and keep readers fresh. We can just imagine what the consequences would be if these powers could be superimposed. That is, the further back the world goes, the more talents the protagonist has. In this way, you will face two choices. One is to be invincible at the beginning and sweep directly. One is to increase the energy level of the world and make the protagonist's opponents more powerful. Now let's analyze these two styles. It is possible to write invincible stories, but this can only be written in the last few worlds. If the third and fourth worlds are already invincible, then adding other talents to the protagonist would be superfluous and would not be used at all, because the current talents are enough to make the protagonist invincible. Adding more talents is simply unnecessary and it will easily collapse. The second option is to increase the world energy level, which is a common method used by many authors to change maps. From the world of cultivation to the world of immortality, from the world of immortality to the world of gods, etc., But in essence, there is no change. This will make the later period boring. In fact, I want to write about eight different but connected worlds. The first late Qing Dynasty volume is almost like the real world. Only the protagonist is an alien, and he can kill everyone in it, just like I used the import and export method to play "Mount and Blade". Then came the Ming Dynasty volume. My original idea was to make the protagonist a woman, but I was afraid that people wouldn't accept it, so I made it a boy and a girl. In this world, you can practice Yin God. The basic settings refer to "Yang God". Therefore, in this world, the protagonist is given the "spirit" talent, the top genius in cultivation, and other passive skills, which is enough for the protagonist to be far ahead of others. Although in essence, the protagonist has to crush other people in the end, but the crushing method is different, which will create a sense of freshness. There are also other abilities, such as fighting, luck, golden body, etc., So that you can have different freshness and excitement. My consistent opinion is that you can have golden fingers, but they should not be too cumbersome and cumbersome. I remember reading novels for more than ten years, and I wanted to give all the good things to the protagonist, such as the Qiankun Ring, the best cultivation technique in the universe, and the most awesome background. In fact, these are not necessary. You just need to be stronger than your enemy. If you are too strong, it will easily become boring and collapse.

Stop writing. The protagonist is of a different race? ? ?

Personally, I feel that the beginning of a book must be brilliant. It was written in the Qing Dynasty, so it doesn't look good and has no sense of immersion. Maybe your later writing is good, but I have no interest in continuing to read it at all. The previous part made me not want to continue. It would be nice if it was from another world in the beginning. Daqing feels boring

The protagonist's character suddenly changed into a Fenqing. I felt so disgusting that I said goodbye to one star.

What's going on? Are the two newly updated chapters the same as the previous two chapters or are they duplicates? What the hell? Does the author want to steal money and run away? Or is it a system problem? I really don't have many books that have as many problems as this one, and I have repeated them many times. I didn't read any other books that were repeated. What happened?

What kind of chicken, the protagonist is Wang Laizi?

The role-playing does not match the content of the novel, and it is barely enough to replace it with the strongest time travel. You must know that role-playing naturally requires a character setting, and then the protagonist plays it. But in the article, the protagonist just time-traveled into a person and then became himself again, and he didn't understand the role-playing at all.

I was shocked when I read the introduction. I will definitely check out what kind of magical book this is. A young master who fights against river crabs.

It's a bit unreasonable. The author may be trying to bring out the ghost in him, but there are so many bosses in the military parade. If you don't kill them first, what's the use of sneak attack on some soldiers? How many soldiers can one boss cost at a low price?

I don't know what the author thinks. In this kind of world, the magic weapon is simply a bug. Everyone who practices it is a sharpshooter, and foreign invasions are nothing. Forget about beating the gods, they actually gave the protagonist some kind of ghost to suck people's energy. Hey! Just take off on the spot!