I Have a New Mission for My Teacher

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Like the title, the protagonist is an NPC. From the first two pictures, we can see that the protagonist has no talent. With the system, the protagonist is a reward dispensing machine. He can learn many skills through the system, and then he will create his own skills. Here it is, how can you twist it? You have no talent. No matter how much experience you have, will your self-created skills work? It is okay to set the protagonist to have extraordinary talents, or the system also provides benefits to the protagonist. Just like this, you let a person with no talent know dozens of incomplete exercises and create his own exercises? It is a good thing that the author wants to innovate, but the setting of the protagonist is really problematic. It is not obvious in the early stage. In the later stage, unless the system has plug-ins, it will not be able to keep up with the player's speed.

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Wen Neng hangs up and sprays his teammates, while Wu Neng jumps over the tower and kills people. If you advance, you can challenge five by yourself, if you retreat, you can sit back and wait for twenty shots. He can use his flying kick in front to save the remaining enemies, and he can put up a wall in the back to block his teammates. If it is still, no one will be seen for a hundred years, but if it moves, it will send super gods thousands of miles away.

I feel like one shortcoming is the system mission rewards. All the good things are given to the apprentice, but the protagonist really gets nothing. In fact, it looks quite uncomfortable.

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First of all, I want to talk about this book because I read the author's last book, Dragonborn. Secondly, I would like to praise the author. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into character creation. Secondly, the content of the article also tends to be kind and orderly. Whether it is the battle of the martial alliance or the two dragons fighting for the heir, there is no excessive emphasis on conspiracy and bloody scenes, and the taking of human lives is understated. Although this B is very beautiful, it always feels lacking in substitution. And then there's the storyline: First of all, a big suspense is the origin of the company that publishes the game in reality, what is the reason why the game content and NPC intelligence are so realistic, and what impact it will have on reality. I think this might be the main thread. The second is how to arrange the next 10,000 new players. 90% Of them will definitely come for the protagonist. But to arrange so many people, they must either rise within one year and arrange them before the conference, or after the conference. The third is the recent plot, the military ban. The author deliberately created two lineups, but it is not a very rigid and desperate situation. Above

It looks very awkward. . . .

Ha ha. . . . . . . . . .

Going to a cave to fight in the wild for excitement?