Playerunknown's Battlegrounds: the Strongest Professional Eating Chicken

Am I the only girl who came here to read novels about eating chicken just to have a good time? But in the end, the focus was not on the game anymore, but on the author's writing, which made me afraid. Well, as a game black hole, I'd better read the book and give the author a big thumbs up.

In fact, for a person who is at the top of the world and is suddenly pulled down one day, that kind of life like a rat crossing the street really requires a strong psychology to bear it. I am really touched by the author's big words about this transition.

It's really a textbook level. For game black holes, you can really learn a lot. You really have to encounter too many changes in human relationships in the game. Friends who are like "a wave of operations is as fierce as a tiger, and the record is 0-5 at a glance", it's really time to study hard. Knowledge can change your destiny.

Is there anyone who reads 100 chapters in one day?

I have read this title several times. . . I've come to a conclusion! The author is a chicken lover. . . Chicken friends! But, special special special dish! ! ! He must have been tortured in the game! Write this book! The imagination is full, the reality is very skinny! Eat chicken every day! If you get beaten up, write a book! Very imaginative! Certainly! The same goes for fellow readers! In the game, when you get beaten up, you can imagine all kinds of things, including all kinds of super gods, and all kinds of bloody counter-attacks! Many people have this problem, and I had the same problem back then! By the way, how about reading a book first!

Rubbish, ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Is there P city on the desert map? I haven't played it for so long that I forgot about it.

I read two chapters but didn't read any further. I read it as a cool novel and didn't finish reading it. The first two chapters alone were addictive to me. In the previous chapter, it was written that the protagonist was playing games with a damp computer, which was fine. But in the next chapter, it jumped to the point where the protagonist is a computer repairman. You know how to repair computers, but you don't know how to maintain computers? Can your computer get wet? Moreover, you, a computer repairman, can't even fix the problem of moisture in your computer, so why are you still repairing other people's computers? Later, I also wrote about inviting the protagonist to play a game, and the appearance fee started at one million. I was really convinced. I thought that even if it was a cool article, it would not be written like this. Is it really necessary to force the protagonist to be poor? This is what I hate about the first two chapters, feel free to delete your comments.

I also like to play chicken.

Too little. Big thanks to the author! ! ! ! !