Is this 100% realistic game actually a scheme by a leek-farming old farmer?
Is the power that can be brought into reality nothing more than a handout from a ruthless capitalist?
The players die and come back to life, while Wang Xiu sheds crocodile tears.
Having obtained a divine artifact that lets him travel between worlds and a legacy left by his ancestors, how will Wang Xiu handle his sudden fortune?
Stay tuned for Gou Official's annual blockbuster, an exploration of the inner worlds of ten billion players...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I think the protagonist can always be called a closed beta in the early stage. When the players reach a certain level, they can just say that the closed beta is over and cut leeks. How simple that is. Anyway, many games now have more than one closed beta test.
Dear author, where does the spiritual source obtained by the protagonist come from? The monster's corpse, or the player's mental abilities? I feel a bit baffled when you write like this, and suddenly it has a spiritual source.
Thirty-two bloods were picked up. It can still be used after washing
The author of Thirty-Three Bloods writes less for me, there are only 5 comments per day
Seventeen blood fighting cock slap your face
Twenty-one Blood Jade Emperor and Tathagata: Knowing the Man and Going Up
Yaoyang? Brother Dongxing Crow? Who has never had enough to eat?
Fifteen blood kill chicken with machete
Sixteen blood leek rice
…Looking at the thirteen bloods from the sofa on the first floor to the thirteenth floor, I inexplicably wanted to add: fourteen bloods. Bringing it back... Cutting leeks... Why did I inexplicably think of Han X, who has been professionally cutting leeks for thirty years (the plot line should be thirty years ago... Right?)