Text-savvy, Explore the Copy

After careful consideration, I recommend it. First, I would like to remind you that I think this book has quite a few poisonous points. If you are still interested after what I have said, you can give it a try. First of all, the background is that countless dungeons have descended on the earth (many dungeons already existed when the protagonist started, but they just started to arrive in an explosion). The protagonist accidentally entered a special dungeon for the first time and gained access to the plug-in text. Later, he began to continuously enter the dungeon and use plug-ins to upgrade. The system he followed was based on the development ability of "divine words", and he gradually discovered the truth about the dungeon. During the copy process, it was revealed that there is an alien civilization. The copy was artificially selected by the forces behind it, which is a bit interesting. Among them, the content of the author's copy is quite good. The writing is not bad, but the performance is not good. I feel that there is really something wrong with the overall plot setting, and it is also a bit poisonous from time to time. It is really uncomfortable. I am going to put it here to avoid readers running away after reading it. The first highly toxic plot: After already cooperating with the government and knowing that the protagonist is very important and awesome, in order to make the protagonist and the heroine have a connection, forcibly arranging a villain to engage the protagonist. The government feels like a fool and it is completely useless. In an emergency, the heroine comes to the rescue. . . I could see cerebral congestion at that time. The development of the second system is also speechless: the development around the divine characters is actually similar to inscriptions. It can be used as a talisman or engraved on a weapon. However, the abilities developed in the end are all one-time abilities (see the book for details). It cost hundreds of millions to develop, but the performance of the combat power is very average. It is really not written well.