Battlefield V, the AAA Game I Released, Has Players Around the World Going Wild

I kind of feel like I'm playing a single-player game (crying). Don't keep new books from the big guys. It's easy to keep them to death. If, if you really want to keep them, please leave the flowers and evaluation votes. This way I can know that there are people who want to read it, and then I will have more motivation to write it down until the day when you come back to favor me. By the way, let me ask you in advance, which of the second released games do you prefer? GTA5, Call of Duty, Red Dead Redemption, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Counter-Strike** Of course, others will also work, I will count them and give priority to them if they are suitable

If you continue like this, you will end sooner or later. Remember this is Feloo

Like the title, author, are you a water arrow turtle? So capable of water. How long have you been able to master a beginner's tutorial in Battlefield V? Too annoying

It cannot be put on the shelves if it is not signed. The plot line will be adjusted a little. If you can help collect it, please help me collect it. You can see my pen name by clicking on the title of the book. I will try my best to fine-tune the plot line as quickly as possible.

I feel quite awkward singing Chinese songs on this World War II battlefield. It's not that Chinese songs are bad, it's just that singing Chinese songs in front of people in Europe is too... Also, I think it's better to give him a random name like John or something like that instead of just calling him Su Xiaoli.

They all said that there should be no Chinese comic content, so it's just gone.

I was a bit negligent and didn't explain my world view clearly. This is a high-tech, low-art parallel world. That is, a world where the eight major arts have not developed, and a world where the ninth major art is barren. Eight Arts. Painting, sculpture, architecture, music, poetry and literature, dance, drama, film The ninth art is games, and games are the product of the eight arts. Where did an ordinary person's understanding of war and firearms and the classification of firearms originally come from? I dare not say all of them, at least most of them should come from movies and TV series. Only through movies and TV series can we learn more about firearms. When I was young and ignorant, I learned about firearms from watching movies. At that time, I knew about pistols and guns. After playing a little bit of games, I finally understood the classification of firearms. In a world with almost no movies and no games, how do they know that weapons can be classified after they are brought into the game?

This kind of game that spans several latitudes relies on anchors to bring popularity. I really haven't written anything about it.

To be honest, I think it is a very embarrassing behavior to add lyrics to a novel.

Why is there not even a chapter left?