"Welcome to activate the game system of transforming the earth!"
"Please choose a city street to start transforming the Earth into a playground!"
"Please choose the type of monster coming!"
As a time traveler, Chu Hao discovered that he had a system that could transform the earth into a game. It could transform the entire earth into a game field, and it could also transform any monster!
At this point, the day that all the people on earth remembered appeared, and an evil and terrifying voice appeared in their heads at the same time!
"I am the Earth Transformer. The earth has been transformed into a game field by me. The game will be initialized in five minutes... So, please be prepared to meet the monsters I transformed for you!"
Since then, a series of game scenes and monsters such as zombies, zombie yellow turbans, martial arts, fairy tales, fantasy, and fantasy have appeared in reality...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The protagonist is a bit silly, doesn't he raise pigs? You want to kill the pig before it grows up. Isn't this just killing the goose that lays the egg? You just want to earn transformation points by killing people, but you don't want players to earn multiple times more from killing monsters than you do from killing monsters? And there is always a limit to killing people, but there is no limit to killing monsters. Don't say that players will escape control as they become stronger. Your strength is almost the aggregation of all players. It's strange that you can escape.
From an objective evaluation, the protagonist has always wanted to raise the player to a high level and then kill him to harvest the transformation points. Didn't he think that the value of the player's life is greater? If a monster with 10,000 transformation points is killed by the player, 30,000 transformation points can be recovered. Shouldn't we work hard to cultivate players? The stronger the players, the more efficient they are at killing monsters, and the faster the protagonist can earn transformation points. However, the protagonist is only thinking about killing players to collect those meager transformation points. There are only billions of people on the earth, and one day you will kill them all. It is simply killing a goose to lay eggs. Either the author cannot figure out how to make more money, or the author is too dark in his heart and only aims to kill people.
There is no resurrection mechanism. What will happen if everyone dies? This is completely a one-time deal. If you have a resurrection mechanism, you can brush the wool. It is completely a compound profit.
In the Lingxiao Palace, the Jade Emperor stared deeply at me: "Amazing! Amazing! You can actually practice the ninth level of the Xuanyuan Sword!? Such a genius has not appeared in the world for three thousand years!" "But..." The Jade Emperor changed the topic: "It is difficult, too difficult to break through this last line! Unless you can get the three great gods. Yan: Fengluo Yan, Tianxing Yan, Crystal Flame." I looked at the Jade Emperor coldly and said, "I have the first two, only the last one is missing!" The Jade Emperor was stunned for a moment: "You came to me just for the Crystal Flame?" I nodded and said, "Yes! I came here just for the water experience!"
What does the protagonist do to kill people? Is there any use in becoming stronger? You can write a novel with such unhealthy views. Isn't prosperity, democracy, civilization, and harmony delicious?
A new storm has appeared, and the author is standing in the middle of the road. A truck speeds past, and the author is lying in the middle of the road. Facing the danger with a smile, the author was rushed to the Children's Hospital. However, resuscitation failed, and he spiraled into the sky, and was finally sent to the morgue. A new author has appeared. The more I read it, the more displeased I am. Traveling through time and space, I punch him and the author lies in front of me (￣▽￣)σ
After reading more than 10 chapters, I felt like I was watching a thug use a game as an excuse to randomly kill people and kill 1.5 Million people. Are you writing about an online game? Now that it has been written in the form of an online game, and it is said that it is just a player, it is necessary to kill people one by one, and write an online game novel as a TV Lee murderer often does. I can't understand what the author is thinking, and it makes me want to vomit. I am not telling you that I have read not only 400 to 500 novels, but also 200 to 300 novels. This book is the first time that attracted me.
The protagonist's mentality is basically the author's mentality. What kind of mental state do you have, always thinking about using other people's lives in exchange for your own interests?
There is a woman named Hatano Yoshii who had a miserable fate. She was assaulted by her family at home, by her colleagues at work, and even on the bus and subway. I especially sympathize with her. I want to seek justice for her, but the evidence is insufficient, so I ask friends who have video evidence to send it to me. Let us work together to support justice and fill the world with love.
A completely dark protagonist, cold-blooded, selfish, and doesn't take human life seriously.
The author feels like he has some mental problems! And the anti-human thoughts are so serious! And why are all the dead Chinese? Which country are you from? ? ?
After reading Chapter 32, the main character is obsessed with killing players. Killing players is the least profitable way. Why is he always so persistent?
Let me go, you don't get points by killing monsters, you get points by killing players. That's enough
From the moment the main character suddenly appeared for the whole world to see for the game's boss, I felt like I had eaten a cockroach. It was originally well written, but now the mystery is gone, and I instantly lost interest in this novel.
Sneer, sneer, sneer. Make it look like a**
After reading eighty or ninety chapters, I became more and more attracted to the darkness of the protagonist. He sneered at every turn and was embarrassed. The book was written by the author, but I can only say that the system I came up with didn't know how to play it. The dead people in this system also have a point of transformation that makes you not a nanny. It doesn't let you play everyone to death. The real gameplay is to cultivate people, attract more people, transform the world faster, and make yourself a god.
There was an error in the first chapter. The initial test was 600, but the next sentence became a thousand.
In your eyes, our army is too stupid. Without you, you have eaten up planes, tanks, artillery and missiles. If there are still nuclear bombs, they will be destroyed. There is no benefit in keeping them, and they will give you heads. How stupid do you think the national leaders are?
In this book, the main character doesn't even count, so let's just get rid of the main character. Marginalized characters have a much stronger presence than the protagonist
Is a BOSS without skills still called a BOSS?
I don't know why the protagonist insists on killing players. As long as the map becomes bigger and bigger, so many people on the earth die of natural causes, and there are hundreds of Godzillas every day, it's okay to reveal their identity for a horror movie ghost. If the player kills a monster and creates a monster with 5 points, the kill is 20. There is something wrong with the setting, and it is all made out of nothing.
Boros even admitted that he was beaten by Saitama, but Saitama might be able to beat him.
Isn't unlimited monster spawning faster than raising pigs? If you buy a monster for 5 points and kill it for 20 points, is it not faster than killing a monster? It's not like your mother can only earn points by killing people! Which population grows faster or monsters spawn faster? Brainless? There are 7 billion people in the world. You can play like this. After you die, you can play as much as you want! With a model like yours, it's better to trap everyone and kill them all, earn 77 billion points and bring them down, and make the player die with 1 point and 10 points!
Isn't it a dark text? I can barely read what I wrote in front of it. But what are you writing about when you write about Y continent? Isn't it easy to kill him? Bb chatters a lot. See what he's doing?
In the early stage of the game, players can get more points by killing monsters, right?
Why did so many people die in the early stage?
Sensory isolation
Are there any novels similar to this?
As a result, the protagonist was exposed and I was speechless. Why do these behind-the-scenes novels require the protagonist to appear? They always write out of the subject. It's really annoying to watch. **
The author's name is very unique!
About Chapter 11: If you can't memorize the preface of Tengwang Pavilion, then go read it! Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 11 of Garp's Divine Assist in "Navigation: Birth and Awakening of Overlord Color" written by Gan Fanren.
The protagonist is a bit silly, doesn't he raise pigs? You want to kill the pig before it grows up. Isn't this just killing the goose that lays the egg? You just want to earn transformation points by killing people, but you don't want players to earn multiple times more from killing monsters than you do from killing monsters? And there is always a limit to killing people, but there is no limit to killing monsters. Don't say that players will escape control as they become stronger. Your strength is almost the aggregation of all players. It's strange that you can escape.
From an objective evaluation, the protagonist has always wanted to raise the player to a high level and then kill him to harvest the transformation points. Didn't he think that the value of the player's life is greater? If a monster with 10,000 transformation points is killed by the player, 30,000 transformation points can be recovered. Shouldn't we work hard to cultivate players? The stronger the players, the more efficient they are at killing monsters, and the faster the protagonist can earn transformation points. However, the protagonist is only thinking about killing players to collect those meager transformation points. There are only billions of people on the earth, and one day you will kill them all. It is simply killing a goose to lay eggs. Either the author cannot figure out how to make more money, or the author is too dark in his heart and only aims to kill people.
There is no resurrection mechanism. What will happen if everyone dies? This is completely a one-time deal. If you have a resurrection mechanism, you can brush the wool. It is completely a compound profit.
In the Lingxiao Palace, the Jade Emperor stared deeply at me: "Amazing! Amazing! You can actually practice the ninth level of the Xuanyuan Sword!? Such a genius has not appeared in the world for three thousand years!" "But..." The Jade Emperor changed the topic: "It is difficult, too difficult to break through this last line! Unless you can get the three great gods. Yan: Fengluo Yan, Tianxing Yan, Crystal Flame." I looked at the Jade Emperor coldly and said, "I have the first two, only the last one is missing!" The Jade Emperor was stunned for a moment: "You came to me just for the Crystal Flame?" I nodded and said, "Yes! I came here just for the water experience!"
What does the protagonist do to kill people? Is there any use in becoming stronger? You can write a novel with such unhealthy views. Isn't prosperity, democracy, civilization, and harmony delicious?
A new storm has appeared, and the author is standing in the middle of the road. A truck speeds past, and the author is lying in the middle of the road. Facing the danger with a smile, the author was rushed to the Children's Hospital. However, resuscitation failed, and he spiraled into the sky, and was finally sent to the morgue. A new author has appeared. The more I read it, the more displeased I am. Traveling through time and space, I punch him and the author lies in front of me (￣▽￣)σ
After reading more than 10 chapters, I felt like I was watching a thug use a game as an excuse to randomly kill people and kill 1.5 Million people. Are you writing about an online game? Now that it has been written in the form of an online game, and it is said that it is just a player, it is necessary to kill people one by one, and write an online game novel as a TV Lee murderer often does. I can't understand what the author is thinking, and it makes me want to vomit. I am not telling you that I have read not only 400 to 500 novels, but also 200 to 300 novels. This book is the first time that attracted me.
The protagonist's mentality is basically the author's mentality. What kind of mental state do you have, always thinking about using other people's lives in exchange for your own interests?
There is a woman named Hatano Yoshii who had a miserable fate. She was assaulted by her family at home, by her colleagues at work, and even on the bus and subway. I especially sympathize with her. I want to seek justice for her, but the evidence is insufficient, so I ask friends who have video evidence to send it to me. Let us work together to support justice and fill the world with love.
A completely dark protagonist, cold-blooded, selfish, and doesn't take human life seriously.
The author feels like he has some mental problems! And the anti-human thoughts are so serious! And why are all the dead Chinese? Which country are you from? ? ?
After reading Chapter 32, the main character is obsessed with killing players. Killing players is the least profitable way. Why is he always so persistent?
Let me go, you don't get points by killing monsters, you get points by killing players. That's enough
From the moment the main character suddenly appeared for the whole world to see for the game's boss, I felt like I had eaten a cockroach. It was originally well written, but now the mystery is gone, and I instantly lost interest in this novel.
Sneer, sneer, sneer. Make it look like a**
After reading eighty or ninety chapters, I became more and more attracted to the darkness of the protagonist. He sneered at every turn and was embarrassed. The book was written by the author, but I can only say that the system I came up with didn't know how to play it. The dead people in this system also have a point of transformation that makes you not a nanny. It doesn't let you play everyone to death. The real gameplay is to cultivate people, attract more people, transform the world faster, and make yourself a god.
There was an error in the first chapter. The initial test was 600, but the next sentence became a thousand.
In your eyes, our army is too stupid. Without you, you have eaten up planes, tanks, artillery and missiles. If there are still nuclear bombs, they will be destroyed. There is no benefit in keeping them, and they will give you heads. How stupid do you think the national leaders are?
In this book, the main character doesn't even count, so let's just get rid of the main character. Marginalized characters have a much stronger presence than the protagonist
Is a BOSS without skills still called a BOSS?
I don't know why the protagonist insists on killing players. As long as the map becomes bigger and bigger, so many people on the earth die of natural causes, and there are hundreds of Godzillas every day, it's okay to reveal their identity for a horror movie ghost. If the player kills a monster and creates a monster with 5 points, the kill is 20. There is something wrong with the setting, and it is all made out of nothing.
Boros even admitted that he was beaten by Saitama, but Saitama might be able to beat him.
Isn't unlimited monster spawning faster than raising pigs? If you buy a monster for 5 points and kill it for 20 points, is it not faster than killing a monster? It's not like your mother can only earn points by killing people! Which population grows faster or monsters spawn faster? Brainless? There are 7 billion people in the world. You can play like this. After you die, you can play as much as you want! With a model like yours, it's better to trap everyone and kill them all, earn 77 billion points and bring them down, and make the player die with 1 point and 10 points!
Isn't it a dark text? I can barely read what I wrote in front of it. But what are you writing about when you write about Y continent? Isn't it easy to kill him? Bb chatters a lot. See what he's doing?
In the early stage of the game, players can get more points by killing monsters, right? Why did so many people die in the early stage? Sensory isolation
Are there any novels similar to this?
As a result, the protagonist was exposed and I was speechless. Why do these behind-the-scenes novels require the protagonist to appear? They always write out of the subject. It's really annoying to watch. **
The author's name is very unique!
About Chapter 11: If you can't memorize the preface of Tengwang Pavilion, then go read it! Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 11 of Garp's Divine Assist in "Navigation: Birth and Awakening of Overlord Color" written by Gan Fanren.