No Way, I'm Already Invincible, Why is This Game Coming?

Let me first talk about why I give it three stars. As a bookworm for more than ten years, this book can barely be used to kill boring time. Otherwise, just carry it away with one star. Why do you say that? The first point is about the system settings. How powerful is the system? Or is the secret realm powerful? If the system is powerful, why wait ten years? Just to make the pig's feet stronger? If the secret realm is powerful, why can the system still have functions such as intrusion and map loading? The second point is about strength. Since you have over a thousand attribute points, why are you still going through the secret realm with a bunch of players with 20-30 attributes? Could it be that the mystery cannot be detected? It's perfect every time, can't you detect it? Just to show off the power of pig's feet? In this case, wouldn't it be good to arrange for the monsters you encounter to be strong? If the system can be invaded and masked, then why not let the pig's feet be chosen at will? Are you still waiting for the secret realm to choose? It's better to follow the settings of the Reincarnation Tower and walk through it layer by layer. Third point, in my opinion the timeline is wrong. Why do you say that? After Pig's Knuckle finished beating the Secret Realm, he could still watch other people's Secret Realm live broadcasts? ? If it's random, the author can at least add time to the real world events. How many days have passed? For example, when writing about the girl with yin and yang eyes, you can definitely add some time, like the third day after coming out of the secret realm. I have no idea how long it has been since I first played so many secret realms. The fourth point is also the most deducting point. If you can grab it, why wait ten years? Has no one around Pig's Knuckle ever entered the secret realm in ten years? I was speechless when I saw this. When I read this chapter, I wanted to give up, but after thinking about it, I decided to read it. Overall, this book written by the author is still readable. I have only seen more than 120 chapters so far, maybe it will be good in the future, after all, there are more than a thousand chapters.

Damn it, the comment section is full of trolls. Such a high score for such a rubbish and idiotic book? The first twenty chapters of "Shacha Stuff" were okay, and I was asked to pay up to buy the whole book. What follows are some "Shacha Stuff"

When Lin Chen bound the system to time travel, the system told him that the horror game might choose to let him enter. However, many years have passed and he still has not joined.

There's something wrong with you. You're invincible in this game. It's fun. You can understand it by adding a computer in the middle. You still need to play chess, sing, calligraphy, and probably play piano in a while. You stitch up monsters. It's pretty good-looking, but you insist on doing these fatalities. As for the protagonist you wrote, does he still need a system? You said that the system was done for him, but you still explained it, but you have to say that he learned it by himself. If you ask me, I'm sick. I originally wanted to give it 5 stars. It's really disgusting.

Do you know that those English garbled characters at the back are very harmful to readers? Can they be deleted?

Lin Chen made a lot of preparations to enter the horror game, but the game did not come day after day, and he also changed from a little boy to a young man.

It's annoying. I think this book shows how powerful China is, so I'll just read it. I like to listen to books while working, but this book is so "unpleasant". There are always garbled characters, and the sound stops, which makes my ears very uncomfortable. 😭

I just want to ask you, you have so many English words, do you want to know the word count?

The book is good, but there are too many garbled characters at the back.

How can a country be suppressed by a company if the country is described as so weak? ? ? It's like there is no country, the whole country is like the protagonist's back garden