Big shots! Pure satisfaction! Invincible!
A strategic online game called Divine Domain appeared out of nowhere, without any advance notice. It had no recharge System or publisher, and its gaming helmets seemed to materialize out of thin air!
When Mu Chen logged in, not only did he inexplicably get a Tyrant Set from the start, he also came with a recharge System and acquired three heroes with imperial titles.
In this virtual war game, resources are undoubtedly the most important thing. Everything requires resources, and the more you have, the faster and stronger you can develop!
While everyone else was fretting over gathering resources every day, Mu Chen could recharge millions in six kinds of resources every day, developing at a breakneck pace and raising armies like crazy...
When the game syncs with reality, the day he rules the world will have arrived!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's not surprising that the protagonist breaks up, gets scolded, and is looked down upon by others. He quits his job and plays games when he makes a little money, and then works again after the money is spent. If I knew this person, I would look down on him. Wouldn't he be a second-rate person?
Are you really a younger brother, buying materials at the original price and selling them at the original price? Can't you sell it more expensively? All middlemen know how to make a profit. Are you really a little brother, FW?
What the hell? Why did I end up in another book? Did I travel through time, or did you travel through time?
Isn't this an article about the evil emperor of an online game written by Nai He? Isn't it blocked online?
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I think this book is the laziest of all Naihe's books. I haven't wanted to read it since I had relatives, and hey, forget it, anyway, it feels like a stupid one, with no interesting plot at all.
What the hell is this about? The title of the book is blind.
Take a look and you won't want to see it anymore
As soon as the content is put on the shelves, it becomes another one. What happens?
Come on, author, don't be stuck in your writing. It's so well written. Please follow me quickly.