Online Game Dragon God Legend

As the title says, I often read through book reviews and so on. Whether they are good or bad, I will read them all obsessively. It's been about three years since I started writing novels. I won't mention the other pen names I used to write in the past. It's also been two years since I signed the first book under this pen name. At the beginning, I was never used to some trolls and black hats, but I got used to it later on. No matter who you are, it is impossible for everyone to like you. Even if you achieve what you think is perfect, those who love to find fault can find countless shortcomings for you. What's more, I never think that I have achieved what I think is perfect. Before I started this book, I always thought that after the passage of time, my heart would be stronger than before, and I could calmly face those provocative words, but I found that I was wrong. They always seemed to be able to easily pull the strings in my heart, and then ignite them and ignite my emotions. But even so, compared to me in the past few years, I am now quite peaceful. I won't just roll up my sleeves and argue because I feel tired. There is no need to win the argument. There is no benefit in winning the argument. After all, most of the trolls do not blame me for being trolled by them. Even for the novels they like, they don't say they pay for support. Almost all of them are 0VIP-level accounts. Even if my bright tongue makes him change his opinion of my book, I am afraid it is impossible to pluck a hair from these iron roosters. Therefore, the current way to deal with meaningless comments that are just for the sake of being offensive is to make them never appear, permanently ban the ID, and then delete the post. Of course, it seems that the current book review area cannot be evaluated at will. Some posts may be sensitive and have been deleted by the system. In short, if the ID is not blocked, it is definitely not the post I deleted. I need to explain it here to avoid misunderstandings. Therefore, one of the themes explained at the end is that you are welcome to leave your opinions, suggestions, or corrections in the comment area. Useful suggestions may be adopted. Of course, generally speaking, the effect is not great. Unless there is a major bug in my own setting, the direction of the plot must strictly follow my own ideas. However, there are no absolutes. Anyway, you are welcome to comment. If you have any problems with the plot that you don't understand, you can raise them. I will usually explain what I can. One last thing to say, whether we are also authors or just book lovers who meet by chance, we gather in this place and there is essentially no conflict between us. I will tell you a story to make you happy and I will get some compensation. If the book friends can get some good inspiration from the story, that will naturally be good. I'm too lazy to check. It's quite tiring to write such a long paragraph so late. Please bear with me if there are any typos or typos.

The plot has no logic, and you encounter the Virgin when you go out. As soon as I left, I brought someone back. If you hate humans, why would you give them blood? Is this a forced novel?

After reading Chapter 16, I feel something is wrong. The main character is talking to a guy. Wow, he must be gay.

The real dragon is in the abyss. How rough. Hit him. The real dragon appears. The world is vast. There is no self and no other. The real dragon appears. Beast herd uniform.

Interested book friends, let's discuss it. I'm quite confused right now, should I let them be together?

La la la, I searched around and couldn't find the sign-in building, then build one myself! Friends can come and check in to complete tasks, but no swear words are allowed~ Without further ado, here are the town hall plans!

The game described in the book is not an upgrade based on gaining experience from killing monsters, but a game like the Sims. The time flow rate is thirty times that of the real world. Entering the game can experience a different experience from the real world. It is similar to a fantasy world. Players in it feel like they have traveled to another world and become that person. As a part of this world, all NPCs are super-intelligent, and there are no low-energy monsters. Players can improve their strength almost as well as NPCs through practice, and they can also gain experience by killing monsters and killing people. In short, they just need to survive in the game world and become stronger, because if they die, they have to start over. It's that simple. So you should understand.

It's a very nice book. I'm a girl, but I usually read books written by boys. This book is highly recommended for boys. It's an upgrade flow and the fighting is very exciting. Overall, I like it very much.

The nostalgia, indecisiveness, brooding about the past, and heartlessness are all just an act, and my heart is fragile as hell. So please be merciful to those who want to score low.

After reading Chapter 4, why do I feel like I'm watching a cultivating immortality genre? Please give me some answers.