Comprehensive Comic: Salvation Game, I Really Don't Want to Destroy the World

Commentary on Chapter 21 Elite Spark Doll, a Girl's Favorite Chapter 21 of "Tokusatsu, Dark Beginning" written by Gang Huida.

It was Chapter 36 at the time, but the book review I was about to publish was not sent out. This was really verified in the past two days. Copied content: Unfortunately, I thought that the protagonist could end the world with a level of improvement by relying on his talents, and build a body that could grow talents and so on. Your all-in-one attack will be full and uncontrollable. Either the settlement reward can restore sanity but seal most of the strength, or the new world can restore sanity but seal most of the strength. Anyway, this body will be the ultimate move in the future. It cannot be said that it can kill randomly without damage. Just like the Pokémon anime and fantasy novels, if you go to a new map, you have to either clear your account or fully improve everyone's strength, which will allow the protagonist to kill at will. The good guy has really become a big move, and it will be easy to write in the future without worrying about the collapse of the combat power. If the protagonist can't bear it, just zoom in, and then slowly repair it. Even if you encounter a few levels of stronger power later, you can set it to directly explode the body to make a more awesome appearance.

Commentary on Chapter 67: Inspiration of Accepting or Rejecting "Zong Man: Game of Salvation, I Really Don't Want to Destroy the World" written by Feng Yue Qiu Se.

Comments on Chapter 7 of "Cyberpunk: Unlimited Skill Points at the Beginning" written by Stranger on the Road: Missions, Improving Strength.