I Am a Master of Martial Arts, and I Am Selected to Participate in the Strange Story About Rules?

Personally, I think it's average. After all, when writing a weird live broadcast, it's inevitable for the audience to complain about something, so I have to write it, but try to keep it as little as possible. Shouldn't the focus be on the protagonist's exploration or promotion of the weird world? After reading a few chapters, the audience's comments accounted for half of the comments, and many of the remaining content were contestants from other countries. There were too few protagonist roles, and too little content about exploring the weird world.

It feels like most of my book friends are silent Don't make it a good thing or a bad thing Sometimes I get dizzy while writing, and at this time I really need feedback from readers to correct the direction. (The author sometimes does not realize his own problems) (°ー°) I will try my best to take time to watch it every day~ So book friends who have read the latest chapter can put forward their suggestions here. If appropriate, they will be accepted~ ο(=•ω＜=)ρ⌒☆ But those who start shouting curse words and greetings will always add or delete comments in a small black room! ╰(‵□′)╯ Just purple.

Very interesting, but too short

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This type of novel should be less common in the comment section. It's too dramatic and has no sense of immersion at all.

No matter how high your martial arts skills are, they are nothing compared to the power of rules. I suggest the author change the name to a thriller game.

First of all, I finished reading it. The biggest problem is that the ending is very abrupt. There are only a few copies in total, so it's complete. But it's not a bad ending, the author has a planned ending. But it feels very sudden to readers. Comments contain spoilers! The ending is that the protagonist completes a dungeon, and the Kaitan World invades and assimilates the earth. It was all of a sudden. I was still reading it with great enthusiasm, and it was only a few chapters away from the end. I'm confused. But it's still pretty good-looking. The male protagonist is very powerful. It belongs to the refreshing series. The protagonist passed the level without analyzing the rules. But from the perspective of players from other countries, there is the kind of analyzing the rules and then passing the level with some force. To be honest, I prefer to read the parsing rules and IQ-level ones, but this kind of bar writing is very good and not ugly. This kind of world view setting feels better for writing thrillers and horrors. The male protagonist's force is always of little use to rules-based settings. So I didn't have much sense of immersion when watching it. I prefer to watch the players from the Bear Country, as they feel more suitable for the weird rules talk. But the author's writing is pretty good, at least I finished reading it, and the above problems didn't affect me at all. Except for the abrupt ending. So four stars.

It's okay. I think the supporting characters from the Bear Kingdom are okay and lively. But it would be better if there could be an ordinary person who can get 5S level.

There are so few protagonist scenes! ! ! Convinced the author Hey

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