In the age of the stars, Zhou Feng had expected to spend an uneventful life on a retirement planet. Then, by chance, he found the Star Domain game helmet his father had left in a warehouse.
The result...
Zhou Feng was shocked to discover...
Though he was a poor nobody in real life, he was a rich second-generation heir in the game...
On top of that, he had a talent for adaptive evolution.
More importantly, he had always believed that as long as he wasn't killed, he would keep getting stronger.
No one could defeat him the same way twice!!!
Uh... Even more embarrassing, one day Zhou Feng discovered that he might be immortal...
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The author wrote it very carefully, but I just couldn't read it, and I didn't see anything interesting about it. The protagonist's character and tone of voice seemed very awkward. Maybe this book wasn't suitable for me.
The author is a bit suicidal. To be honest, with a game title like Zhou Dapao, the senses are too poor.
I think you, the author, need to change Zhou Dapao's name, otherwise it will sound very lucrative, and you will already offend many readers.
I thought he was a eunuch.
Chapter 21 The spaceship bought by the protagonist is worth 600 million, with a down payment of 10% and a monthly repayment of 300,000. Will it be paid off in 30 years? 30*12*30=** Including the down payment**, it's only 100 million** million!
An NPC with only one life, versus a player with unlimited lives, is it a joke? Not only do players have unlimited lives, there is no penalty for death! There are special ways to avoid exploding equipment. Even if it cannot be avoided, you can still save good things in advance when you are prepared. Not being able to log in for ten days will have no impact. Anyway, you can practice in reality, so just treat it as a retreat. Is the price of death too low? So the question is, if an NPC of the same level is an enemy of the player, what else can you do besides waiting for death?
Also, it's totally unreasonable for you to have a vulture flying in the sky with one foot. A person's feet are not naturally separated from each other as usual, but the distance for a vulture to spread its wings is large. If you have one foot with one foot, are you doing the splits? The splits are not enough for them to flap their wings.
Retirement planet? Believe me, you are obviously a big shot
Author, you are going to write about the Bodhisattva Snake in the second chapter, right?
Regarding Chapter 3 of "Online Games: Adaptive Evolution" written by Impulse King, eating 5 million gold coins in one breath [rolling all over the floor, asking for all kinds of things! ] Chapter review.