Global: I Can Buff Bosses

And because the heroine wants to get close to the protagonist, she causes trouble for the protagonist when the information is not equal. Writing like this makes the heroine look bad and makes her unlikable... Many books rely on the heroine to cause trouble to advance the plot. Even if this is the case, don't write it so rigidly.

Going to a foreign country to harvest foreign leveling sites and dungeons, how can this be done in China?

If something goes wrong, delete it. After watching the routine for more than ten years, I no longer want to watch the routine to save the heroine.

Exile doesn't mean to exile creatures to a place with a poor environment. In ancient times, it was often used to exile people to the border. Why is the Night Demon Dragon so grateful when he exiles it**

Damn, it's enough to have a female protagonist. It's not the same old-fashioned costume.

This type of novel uses a fantasy setting and often has no post-production. Why? Because this kind of setting, in the eyes of this type of novel, is about forcibly pulling others up. It looks awkward. It gives the protagonist invincibility, and then feels too invincible. Finally, it forcibly pulls others up. First, the span of the level setting is too large, which is even more outrageous than a fantasy setting. Because such a setting, cross-level battles and leapfrog battles are all a joke, a real joke. Second, equipment attributes. Good equipment should not set specific values. You don't feel that the power level is high just by looking at a bunch of bonuses. In fact, the power level is a bit low. Good equipment often has a percentage value. A low-level epic has such a high basic bonus. Wouldn't the higher one behind it be a bigger string of ***? If it is converted to a percentage style, how should it be set so that it does not collapse? Is this a lot of words to write? Finally, regardless of whether it is a human body or a monster body, the interaction between the protagonists is too little. Even if it is classified into an online game, it actually needs interaction. This is why so many people like to set up a fat man's best friend in this kind of novel. What is important is not the fat man, but the fat man who is the link of interaction. Okay, the shortcomings and suggestions are over. Come on, the author.

I woke up in the morning and found that the last chapter of last night had been harmonized. I'm going to tinker with it and repost it later.

It's no longer interesting! Started writing slap-in-the-face plot again

Just like the title, I feel dizzy, but the residual power of the mysterious Lord Kerong is still there.

Finally an interesting subject