I Have a Wasteland World

This book is quite special, as if it comes with a vest. The title is Wasteland, but the wasteland content is extremely low and is the output of the game. Mainly focus on reality, and it's okay to ask questions in the city. The advantage is that the point of view writing style is quite mature, but there are a little too many female characters, and it is a problem that the opening chapter is too repetitive and the follow-up is too stereotyped. There are similar types. In the first half of the year, there were a lot of books with small spaces and small warehouses that went back to the 1970s. This is about bringing future technology to the modern era. So it seems very strange, because Goldfinger's excavation is separated by one layer. Dig for cheats, because this is a game, not a portal. It should be noted that the technology obtained seems to be very light, and the scene of digging for Goldfinger seems unimportant because none of the important characters are all NPCs, which is not fun. If you don't dig it up and wait for it to be delivered to your door, why bother writing about a wasteland? It's like picking up rags in an interstellar battlefield with a similar setting. So this is the strange thing. The book is still good, with ideas and novelties. I am curious about what the author will write next. I wonder if the author pounced on a book. Let's talk about something off topic. I also read a very special book a long time ago. The protagonist directly obtains an alien spaceship, the kind that breaks down, and then becomes Goldfinger. The protagonist didn't even think about how to drive it to be domineering, he simply made a lot of money. (The spaceship is a golden finger. It means you are rich and powerful in one step.) Then he changed the city and started to date girls. I vaguely remember that they were students from Eagle Country who had student loans. The golden finger part of the spaceship is an understatement, and the humiliation and flattery of the girl who took out the loan is a meticulous one.

Grain and grass Mobile phone mutation, game mutation in a different world (key point: the game only has one player as the protagonist), currently using the serum in the game to mix wine with wine to make the first pot of gold... The writing is relatively detailed and complete, recommended and readable!

It's my first time to comment. I'm so nervous. How should I say it? How many words can I type to show my literary talent? Is it good to say this? Will it become a hot post? Will my writing be too good? Will others not be able to understand it if I write so well? How can I write at the level of my postdoctoral fellow? After writing so much in half a year, will it be too fast? I'm so excited.

Recommendation index:☆☆☆☆ Tags: city, entrepreneurship, two worlds, black technology, multiple female protagonists Brief description: Chen Xiao failed to start a business for the third time and went bankrupt. Every time, he stood on the wind and was kicked down by the strong wind... I thought that life would be like this, but a mysterious agate stone gave infinite vitality to the wasteland game on mobile phones. From then on, technology sticks, starting from wine making, step by step towards the position of technology leader... Thoughts: The artificial intelligence is awesome, write more about wasteland games and less about urban "love"...