Survival Game: My Plug-ins Can Be Superimposed

There is no trace of the protagonist's will or belief, only numbness. He becomes stronger by doing tasks, just like a robot, with no emotions and no sense of substitution.

It's really a dig, but I still have to find 10 words.

The story is very good, but the protagonist's ruthless and murderous illness really doesn't fit with my three views. Although this is a survival novel, I still think there should be a little bit of humanity. And now, can't the protagonist not have some mental problems? There are mentally ill people everywhere

The overall story is okay, but the copy is endless.

I have been searching for almost a year and finally found a book I like. Unfortunately it is a new book and I read it in one day. Good luck, author, I am very optimistic about your book! !

I personally have read it all and thought it was pretty good. First of all, there are no messy love lines or plots of interpersonal relationships outside the dungeon. It's basically one dungeon connected to another dungeon, with some short link plots or clues in between. Each dungeon is neither long nor short, and the pace is relatively fast. There are various dungeon styles, decrypting supernatural rules for combat, etc. The protagonist's character is very cold and ruthless, but he will not kill for the sake of killing. For example, there is no such thing as a supporting character who is killed after taking one look at the protagonist. But if someone keeps jumping out to target or question the protagonist, it will be annoying, and the protagonist will kill them directly. As for the protagonist's setting, he is very independent and doesn't care about anyone, and he doesn't have any mood swings. I like to read this kind of character design because some authors write emotional lines and psychological activities of the protagonist, which are really not good-looking. They are not as good as this. At least they are cold and ruthless and are not annoying to watch. Then the protagonist will also have some interpersonal exchanges, one is because of the protagonist's abilities and cooperation and transactions, etc. I think it's pretty good. The characters of several supporting characters are also well written. The protagonist does not have much human glory, but the supporting characters are well written. The overall logic of the main plot is okay, I can't say it fits perfectly, but there are no big breaking points. The ending is a bit disappointing, but I can accept it. It has both pros and cons. After reading it, I thought it was pretty good. I recommend it, but it depends on people's preferences.

Dear, when will you publish a new book? Thank you for waiting🌸

I hope the author will write more books

Three heads and six arms are useless? Even if there is no need to copy it now to increase the skill library, why not? What stupid brain circuit

Let me first introduce the background. It is a mysterious train. Every month, a thousand people are selected to board the train to survive. There will be a station in a few days, which is a dungeon. You can get points and props by completing tasks. There are daily tasks on the train every day. It is a very traditional survival story. The protagonist's only talent is the ability to copy other people's items by biting them for three seconds. Upgrade to increase the number of copies. The protagonist has basically no other emotions because of his emotional disorder. The author also cleverly uses this to reduce the relationship between the characters, which is good. He creates an image of a person who starts the story looking for his parents' whereabouts, and later learns about his parents' death and becomes stronger and takes revenge. The fast pace of one dungeon after another keeps me interested. I have watched two or three dungeons so far. Sometimes there are conflicts in settings. For example, the other camp clearly has a bug-level prop that makes everyone non-hostile to her (I can't do it for the time being). In the past, I could use it to complete the task and kill the princess, but in the past, I didn't have to wait for my identity to be exposed and run away before killing back and using this prop. It was very stupid. I guess the author was writing without caring about the beginning and the end. The protagonist doesn't have any eye-catching operations, but he also doesn't do anything that reduces his IQ. He can be regarded as a source of information and can be briefly recommended.