There is a Magical Power to Control the World

I just read one, and the author said that the place where the protagonist is is going to be out of water and electricity, and the game helmet is for brainwave reception, not brainwave storage. Even if there is no energy to support, he will still die. The protagonist cannot exit the game world after entering it, so the protagonist has long since died of starvation. That's why I hate it the most. I always want to write a high-end novel, but end up writing a lot of bugs.

In the morning, I was chatting with a colleague who just got married, and I asked: Groom, what are the differences before and after marriage? He glared at me fiercely and said leisurely: Before getting married, I came home very late at night and found that the lights were still on at home, and my heart felt warm instantly; after getting married, I came home late at night and found that the lights at home were still on, and my legs suddenly became weak.

I have read more than two hundred chapters, and it is indeed my favorite type, but not The Holy Mother. The protagonist has some abilities, but why does he just like the Virgin? If someone kills someone, some of them will be tied up, and in the end there will be conditions for redemption. It's a bit of a pity. I hope the protagonist will be more decisive in killing. This is a game, and what is needed is pleasure and revenge.

Is this an online game? I'm afraid the protagonist has traveled through time. Can he speak Mandarin?

Finished reading chapter skip. It feels okay. The author is great. I just feel that the early plot is very detailed. Once you enter the blood circulation, it feels a bit fast-paced. In a blink of an eye, the practice is over. I don't know what the cultivation level is. Can you write without exaggerating?

Once I saw that it was written about games, I stopped reading. What's fake is always fake.

I think the author made the online game a fantasy

There are a lot of mistakes and inconsistencies

How come a date for a fight is like a piece of junk writing about breaking up an engagement?

Repeated.