Knight Century: I'm Just a Stand-In, Not a Cheater

Obviously people go to your university because you have a new dungeon, but some people questioned that the freshmen are not qualified, but the school is indifferent and allows the freshmen to compete on their own. Then why the hell should they come to your school, and also cause such a thing when the school they have chosen has already started? Isn't this cheating? There are also those old students who are mentally retarded and do not consider their own weight. They rely on their age to dominate others. But they got the quota by overwhelming the freshmen in the entire class. At that age, they can't be better than him? Please, the author, please don't do this idiotic plot of pretending to be a slap in the face, okay?

I was listening to the book, and when I heard the title of Chapter 34, I didn't accept it, and I knew I was about to take poison. Watching the small days in the arena, I felt a little wet, but it didn't have much impact. But you, the university copy, really can't stand it. It's really just the author who uses his brain to type on the keyboard and his hands to create the plot. Obviously the school is getting copies to attract new students, and the qualifications are already up to standard. As a result, I was dissatisfied with the old student's words and wanted to challenge him, so he changed the previous plot into a non-committal, and the protagonist was even more stupid and said he had no objection. Scenarios like this are really common. The dean is still laughing. What kind of brain can you laugh at? The school has stipulated this qualification. However, if you refuse to accept it, you will take the school's regulations as a criticism. What kind of dean is still laughing? If you don't consider the failure of new students at all, wouldn't that mean you are a liar? Obviously, I have met the requirements by qualifying for the dungeon, but if others are dissatisfied, I have to re-standardize it. I really have nothing to say. I read the book without a brain, but you really don't have a brain in the end.

After reading what you wrote, I found that I can do it too. Hehe, I will publish the book tomorrow.

The first point is that a so-called cross-century virtual game has not been found to have any impact on reality. Why should this kind of thing be used as a college entrance examination question? Second point, what makes the author think that the gold content of a server ranked in the top 100,000 is very low? The first 100,000 people can be played on other servers. In order to improve their strength, it will become the norm to constantly challenge people in each server. Therefore, in the end, there will be a phenomenon where the first 100,000 people in each server are almost the same group of people. That is, the first 100,000 in any server ≈ the top 100,000 in the world. According to the settings, everyone participates. Even if it is 1/10 of the real world, it is still a competition between 7.5E people. In the latest plot, a real Bing family can get dozens of copies, proving that the number of copies will not be small. So this is intriguing. There is not even a demon kiva in the top 10,000. The average person in 7.5E is a rookie, right? Is it all alive?

Sorry, brothers, it's not designed well, sorry!!!

I want to ask the author, are you okay? It was clearly stated at the beginning that it was an incentive for the top freshmen, so why did it become a competition with the seniors? It's hard to imagine that this voice was made by a senior student from the highest college in the book. The dean also acquiesced to this proposal? If you really want to say that the jungle prevails, why don't you just write about a world of chaos and chaos? When that senior class loses, he just loses and still has to lose and then be embarrassed? It was embarrassing enough when he proposed this proposal, not to mention the high probability that it would not pass. It would be impossible for a normal person to say it. Then the dean changed his mind and looked like he had something wrong with his brain. His words were like blowing air.

Except for Kamen Rider, it's all the same old routines, the jealous squad leader, the beautiful girl you meet as soon as you go out, the beginning of high ratings, and the welfare copy of the university.

When I read it, I thought it was weird, and then I suddenly understood what was strange. Xiaodu's real name is Hongdu, not Hongyindu. When I first saw the introduction, I thought it was Hongyin.

Sure enough, this is another novel about women. As long as the mystery of the genius is created, the protagonist must be a woman, so the protagonist can still be ahead with cheating.

The writing is outrageous and even sexy, and the plot setting is bloody and brainless, not to mention the supporting characters.