I Have Hundreds of Millions of Attribute Points at the Beginning

First give me a five-star rating to attract attention. After I read your book, I found that I had a book that was very similar to what you wrote a few weeks ago. The general background is the same: the earth is undergoing huge changes, countries jointly publish games, the earth will slowly change, and games will affect the earth. Protagonist reborn They are all killing in Novice Village, and they are all in units of tens of thousands. Yours is a little smaller than his, and his book goes directly to hundreds of thousands. There are over a hundred stunning beauties, and the protagonist says he wants to collect them all. The first dungeon was all Yellow Turbans, it was a point-based system, and a large group of players came over. As a result, the protagonist was in a good position, and the other players just ordered scraps. The point exchangers were all Diao Chan, and their favorability increased rapidly. That's when I saw it. I've probably mentioned all the very similar places so far. From the beginning, it gave me the feeling that I had seen it somewhere. I checked my reading records and it was not on QQ Reading or Qingming. It should be on some popular free novel software that I had deleted in the past few weeks. The names were similar and I could find it by flipping through it. I don't know if it's plagiarism or not, so I'm just talking about it here.

You are trying to sell dog meat with sheep's head, but your starting attributes of hundreds of millions are good.

Pangu belongs to the witch clan, he created the world by fighting against 3,000 gods and demons, and his body became larger because of the laws of heaven and earth.

After reading your comments, I'm not in the mood. 108 Heroine, holy shit, a breeding pig.

If a person replies to you instantly, it can only mean that the person is playing with his mobile phone.

Were the hundreds of millions of attribute points promised to be eaten by the author?

This trumpet is so good that it's called Lin Taixu?

I won't say plagiarism or not. I don't know who plagiarized it. The key is what you are writing about. What you read in the first few chapters is that there is no connection between the previous and the previous chapters, the theory does not make sense, and there is not even a foreshadowing.

It's just a cool article. The writing style is very plain. There is nothing new in the content. It's just the same old routine. It's also too exaggerated. After reading a few chapters, I feel like it's not good.

I looked at the comment section and it seems like there isn't a single good comment.