Chen Xu got his hands on a mysterious game console. In the game, he controlled an Iron Man suit, blew up the Empire State Building, and shot down two F-15s.
The next day, the world went into chaos.
"Iron Man is really here! - The New York Times"
"The Empire State Building is now a full 62 meters shorter! - The Washington Post"
"Unthinkable: Americans have had two F-22s shot down. - The Times"
"Our organization claims responsibility for this attack. It was all for the sake of the great holy war! - Leader of an organization in the Middle East"
And yet this was only the simplest game Chen Xu had played...
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When I saw him being cold, I felt relieved and killed myself.
Isn't it a bit too fast to change the world so quickly? And why would anyone know that the world has changed???
First, the issue of listing. 200,000 Words will be put on the shelves again, and 80,000 more free plots will be written. Secondly, there is the issue of plot rhythm, which some readers are afraid of falling apart. If it crashes, I won't put it on the shelves. It will always be free. Third, regarding the idea of the prologue plot of this book, I want to describe a society with spiritual power and mechanical violence.
It's really pointless to do something like this
Isn't this the Small World game console? The author is really confident in copying the book
Can I use the role of Yan?
Author, can the next game be about mafia and tutor?
I have a way to just say "Due to some uncontrollable factors, xxxx**, the history will be restored to the original *******" and then start writing there again.
Only by never forgetting your original intention can you always succeed. Come on
The main character in this section seems to be mentally retarded. Please change it.