He traveled to the Marvel world and was bound to the clone system.
His clone automatically fights monsters in the LOL world, and he can upgrade simultaneously and obtain skills, runes, talents, props, etc. Simultaneously.
System prompt: "Your avatar kills wolf LV1, experience +1, gold coin +1."
The system prompts: "Your clone entered the mall and purchased the Staff of Time and Space."
The system prompts: "Add points to your clone talent and get the Doomsday Catastrophe."
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LOL contains the settings of the old version and the new version
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The portrayal of Chen Gong is too unbearable.
Thanos in the movie is actually not strong without the Infinity Stones, but it is different in the comics. Thanos in the comics is very embarrassing. In his autobiography, he is powerful and invincible, but in other people's comics, he is as weak as Uncle Tun.
The first place to recommend this kind of literary discussion is Death Designer, and the first place to choose Horror Trial for the discussion of coolness.
What a strange brain circuit. Norman sent the White Queen to kill the protagonist's parents, but the protagonist actually said that the White Queen was the culprit?
The protagonist's abilities are too exaggerated
It sucks. When you get a skill, you start bragging. When you encounter a mutant, you get hung up and beaten. You still use ordinary people's skills to defeat the blocking talent.
Is the golden-horned giant beast the one in Swallowing Starry Sky?
But it's okay for a newbie to write
Regarding Wasabi Fantasy's book "After I Die, All the Prophecies I Made Come True!" Chapter 2 The Gate of Time (asking for flowers) Chapter review.
Was the author's mathematics taught by a physical education teacher? The data in the first chapter is wrong. The wolf boss made 50 gold coins and killed so many monsters. The main character panel only shows 23. Can the author be more serious?
Is this too much pressure on the protagonist? The descriptions of the skills are all awesome, and when you fight, they stretch your hips, making the protagonist look like a sand dollar. The effect of the skills is being deducted, right?
Commentary on Chapter 10: Witchcraft written by Hua Sen in "Marvel: My Clone Can Kill Monsters".
Commentary on Chapter 4: Beautiful Girl, written by Hua Sen in "Marvel: My Clone Can Kill Monsters".
Found a male dog. . . . People like Rugrats have a dime to do with the protagonist. He even pretended to be a mutant in order to get close to her. . . . Cheap. . . That would be fine if the little naughty boy was really pretty, but in reality, she's a bitch
Comments on Chapter 5 of "Siheyuan, the Happy Life of the Sixth Li Jinli" written by Mr. Yifeng: Reporting enemy agents, a shootout in the backyard, and a meritorious service.
The portrayal of Chen Gong is too unbearable.
Thanos in the movie is actually not strong without the Infinity Stones, but it is different in the comics. Thanos in the comics is very embarrassing. In his autobiography, he is powerful and invincible, but in other people's comics, he is as weak as Uncle Tun.
The first place to recommend this kind of literary discussion is Death Designer, and the first place to choose Horror Trial for the discussion of coolness.
What a strange brain circuit. Norman sent the White Queen to kill the protagonist's parents, but the protagonist actually said that the White Queen was the culprit?
The protagonist's abilities are too exaggerated
It sucks. When you get a skill, you start bragging. When you encounter a mutant, you get hung up and beaten. You still use ordinary people's skills to defeat the blocking talent.
Is the golden-horned giant beast the one in Swallowing Starry Sky?
But it's okay for a newbie to write
Regarding Wasabi Fantasy's book "After I Die, All the Prophecies I Made Come True!" Chapter 2 The Gate of Time (asking for flowers) Chapter review.
Was the author's mathematics taught by a physical education teacher? The data in the first chapter is wrong. The wolf boss made 50 gold coins and killed so many monsters. The main character panel only shows 23. Can the author be more serious?
Is this too much pressure on the protagonist? The descriptions of the skills are all awesome, and when you fight, they stretch your hips, making the protagonist look like a sand dollar. The effect of the skills is being deducted, right?
Commentary on Chapter 10: Witchcraft written by Hua Sen in "Marvel: My Clone Can Kill Monsters".
Commentary on Chapter 4: Beautiful Girl, written by Hua Sen in "Marvel: My Clone Can Kill Monsters".
Found a male dog. . . . People like Rugrats have a dime to do with the protagonist. He even pretended to be a mutant in order to get close to her. . . . Cheap. . . That would be fine if the little naughty boy was really pretty, but in reality, she's a bitch
Comments on Chapter 5 of "Siheyuan, the Happy Life of the Sixth Li Jinli" written by Mr. Yifeng: Reporting enemy agents, a shootout in the backyard, and a meritorious service.