The All-Round Player

The first part looks good, but it depends on how you write it next. Still looking forward to it

This book gets off to a great start! If skills can be introduced into reality and real life becomes more vivid... That would be perfect!

It's pretty good to watch, but the setting is a bit uncomfortable. Why is the protagonist so good at playing bows and arrows and sniper rifles? Hasn't he never done it in reality? Although I knew it would be good to read the novel, I still couldn't help but say it.

The writing is good, and it feels a bit like a full-time master, but the pig's feet seem to be a bit of a side dish.

Not bad, please give it a try, the author~

Then just get a hidden professional sniper, add a golden dragon Barrett, configure the magic-breaking mithril bullets, and it's done. It's not good to leave people under the fence.

The book is so good that I don't want to comment.

The plot is good, and the dungeon setting is also quite good. The key is that there are no typos and it looks refreshing.

Not a full-time gamer?

I don't know how the author designed the characters. Ordinary people with no highlights are more powerful than the elites of the big guilds. It's your fault that you can beat others who can't. You can do things that others can't do. A game that can make money from the beginning is so stupid that a player who doesn't top up can defeat the entire server. Is this reasonable? I was so embarrassed watching it!