
I Join the Chat Group with a Simulator
拥有模拟器的我加入了聊天群
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A big taboo for simulator-type articles like this is to always write about simulations and not the plot...
After the simulation, the protagonist's strength must always be higher than that of a strong one. And from now on, the author still suppresses the protagonist. First of all, you wrote the golden talent in the introduction to whet the readers' appetite. The golden talent has not yet appeared. It can be said that this novel is extremely unqualified in Feilu. If the protagonist does not have the golden talent before it is put on the shelves, it is even considered a fraud in the introduction, which will ruin the readership. By now dozens of chapters, there are probably two golden talents in other simulations. Finally, the protagonist had better not give up the opportunity to enter the light pillar to Da Zhuang, and Da Zhuang is doing much better in the simulator now than the protagonist. He is just the son of destiny, not the protagonist. If you write like this in the simulator, it will really make many readers think that the protagonist with the simulator is a waste. Alas:(, I won't say more, the writing is good, the author, please come on.
A task with no difficulty directly made the protagonist become the master of the world. The protagonist still feels that he has suffered a big loss. The protagonist's personality has changed too suddenly and he cannot recognize himself. The world the protagonist lives in is obviously not simple. Shouldn't the protagonist develop in a low-key manner and use the simulator to figure out the world? As the saying goes, in reality, you can be submissive, but in simulation, you can punch hard.
You have to pay for it later, and who knows whether you will change it or not. Except for the servile ones, no one is willing to pay for a book about "Kui Kui Liu".
Writing suppressed stories in Fei Lu is boring and meaningless. Fei Lu's novels can only be written in a few hundred chapters at most, which is more than enough. It would be better to enjoy it from beginning to end. Moreover, the tasks, rewards and risks of this chat ** are not at all proportional. The protagonist has only been in the chat ** for a long time, and the enemies in the third task have reached the peak of foundation building. If the protagonist did not have a simulator, who could complete such a task? I don't understand. Communist Party members don't need time to practice? A ** member builds the foundation in one day and spends two days in hiding? Really unreasonable
Break through the realm first. You can get more resources by breaking through the realm, so you have to limit the protagonist's strength, right? Wouldn't it be better to follow the invincible flow? You have to stick to the protagonist's strength
Because the author is actually a newbie and his writing level is not very high. In addition, there are some settings in some places and they are just mentioned in one stroke, so some book friends do not understand it clearly. If you think there is something wrong, you can leave a message to discuss it. If most book friends think so, I will try my best to correct it later. Thank you all! Thank you very much!
As for the chat king, he keeps simulating water.
Then just go black and grab the spirit stone! Who can do anything to him in this big world? Why are you trying to suppress your realm? I'm convinced.
Can the author directly put chapter 44 in the related work, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable to be stuck here? Also, it is better for the protagonist to go to the sect in the pillar of light by himself.