Infinite Terror, I Am Taoism

I hope I can take in Zhan Lan, Ming Yanwei, Zhao Yingkong, etc.

I can't write the plot, it's all about inner drama, endless inner drama.

Zhao Yingkong (you can also add Zhao Ruikong) should be the heroine

Why is it that junk topics account for 80% of the time? . . . .

This is not the original work, this is a fanfic, it's fake

No wonder so few people watch it, every horror movie is so miserable, it becomes boring if you watch too many

Why are the reward points for everything so high? Is it just to eat up the reward points openly?

Did the protagonist and Chu Xuan take some kind of anti-intelligence medicine during the team battle? You know that there is a strong team that hasn't come out yet. If you enter a horror movie, you have to fight another team. Even if you fight, your team will lose an important combat force. I know how to operate the game. You, the protagonist, don't take the lives of yourself and your teammates seriously. You still call yourself a wise man. Where is your wisdom?

What are you writing about? In the third volume, the protagonist is forced to lose his intelligence. The protagonist can clearly destroy the Yinzhou team without any injuries. The protagonist pretends to be inexplicably detached and kills one person (what is the difference between Li Xiaoyi and dead). He clearly knows that the Xihai team is coming, but he has no brains to chase and disappear and cannot contact his teammates. Two people from the Yinzhou team are not dead. Idiots know that these two people are going to sneak attack and are not prepared at all, killing Mou Gang. (Since you want to retreat, why can't you get on the ship and drive directly? The protagonist can't fly, so you have to wait stupidly), causing the team to be incomplete, and Yinzhou 1v2 indirectly harmed 2 people. Just like this, the protagonist also said that I want to destroy the two teams in a group. What does this group destruction have to do with the protagonist! Aren't they all killed by teammates who crossed the level to challenge! Does the protagonist play a role besides killing the captain? (Oh, I killed a few people earlier.) As the captain with the strongest combat power, isn't it your duty to stop the strongest enemy? The protagonist's stupid operation killed his teammates one after another and made no contribution at all. If my teammates had dismissed him long ago, it would be better for zz to be the captain. He still knows that he has no intelligence and uses his brain to give Chu Xuan only motivation. You wrote that Chu Xuan's IQ dropped obviously and you didn't remind him. I know the author wants to write that the situation is more tense and tragic. Why not strengthen the West Sea team, for example, to have level 3 (by the way, the original West Sea Reinhardt was already level 3) to make it difficult to kill people?

Relying on the defense, I really can't stand it. I still opened it when I shouldn't have opened it.