It's a Showdown. the Player is My Younger Brother

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Are there any book friends who have read for 25,000+ hours? Let's have a round of mutual relations

It seems that not a single collection has increased in the past two days...

On the Qi~dian app, collect the points and read them for ten minutes, then you can invest in it. Only you young people understand these things, and you are a fool at playing them.

I happen to be in school at this time, so there is nothing I can do about it, and the book has not yet been put on the shelves, so updates are slow. It is estimated that when I get home in mid-to-late July, the book will be put on the shelves and I will start writing. I can guarantee two to three updates a day. I once tried to update ten times a day, which lasted for three days. I am confident that this update will not miss you. If you want to see it, you can click and follow it first!

As a member of station B for half a year, I feel deeply involved. Ahem! I hope the author can add some to the next 13 stops. Post pictures and post pictures.

The small world was basically abandoned after the land reclamation was over, and the fantasy world with a large structure was also advanced very quickly, and it was swallowed up in a hurry. Blue Star's players haven't summoned many, but they also want to summon other natives. Just like playing

Don't ask why, with god-like settings and no virtual helmet, where can a 100% virtual game come from? Who the hell knows what 100% virtuality means without a percentage! This is the setting! The rating is fake!

I still like the whole theme. But the author's writing style is still a lot worse. First of all, the first zombie world felt abandoned by the protagonist after being easily cleared, which was such a waste. You must know that this is a world with so many ways to play, but he doesn't even use them. He just puts them here as a tool for selecting people and only uses them. Moreover, the next few worlds feel very small. Searching the world is too slow, and the number of people is still very small. And there is another point, you actually have to select one person from a group of people, and then why not get more people? You can get 200 million people and all of them can come. You can do it in many batches. Today you choose 100 people for 1 million, and tomorrow you choose 100 people for 1 million, and then put them together for the final duel. This feels much better. And I found that the author's description of the protagonist may be a very embarrassing place. Basically, what is going on without the protagonist? Another point is, why do so many worlds need to be developed? What is the role of developing these fantasy worlds? What benefits does invading these worlds have for him? What can he gain? I have read so many chapters, but I don't know much about the protagonist at all, and I don't see any benefit from what he does. Author, do you plan to write it as a simple game? Then the protagonist might as well just charge a fee. Each person who registers for a selection is a dime or a dollar, and the protagonist is guaranteed to make a lot of money. Again the first Zombieland was a real waste. The protagonist can actually be controlled, and it can also be created into an entertainment version of the second world. Not to mention these, the key point is that the author has been writing for so long, so you have to explain what the goal of the solution is, what is the purpose of doing it, and you have been working on it for a long time without seeing any benefits, which is very uncomfortable. If you look at the world of immortality, even if you don't know what the protagonist's goal is, everyone will have one thing in common, which is to become an immortal. Those who can travel across the world, even if they don't know any big goals, there are always small goals, such as getting benefits in another world, but to be honest, you haven't had a clue for a long time. You must have seen some benefits. Is it really okay for you to just let the protagonist do it all the time without even drawing a single pie?

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't help but comment. I hope there is no heroine. A novel like this can easily fall apart if it has a heroine. Of course, it's okay with a heroine, but I'm afraid that it will fall apart every time I read some civilizations that are quite good. The key is that suddenly parents or sisters ask the protagonist to go on a blind date, which makes sense. The important thing is that there are more girls surrounding the protagonist. So I hope that if the author is not very good at grasping the emotional line, he can write without a heroine (if the heroine has been written later in this article, just treat it as invisible, just think of it as my suggestion)