Behind the ordinary games, a disaster is coming. Faced with three questions from extraterrestrial visitors, how will humans answer them?
Players can untie their own knots in the Alaya Consciousness System that supports the game, but is the struggle between human nature and bestiality so simple?
The experimental subject Li Dong wakes up in the game space. The experimenter, the muscular male protagonist and the national male god Peng Dehua, advocates that "muscle is justice" when he has nothing to do. Li Dong seems to have fallen into the trap of a white man who does not apply for a card and does not allow exercise in the gym. However, he feels that swordsmanship is the way to survive in this world, but dumbbells are the golden finger. . . . . (The first 100,000 words are slow-paced)
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Can we "better the troops and simplify the administration"?
The book has been on the shelves for four days, and the data is only over 10,000, which makes me a little angry. I was quite crazy before, but I didn't expect to learn another lesson. After reflecting a lot, I feel that I have still overlooked the basic attribute of online writing: Huang Liang Yimeng. Behind it is the anxiety that this era brings to everyone. We all know the principles, but not many can do them. Why do you like the system? Who doesn't want to overtake in a corner and make up for the previous regrets? There are rules for each line. It seems that I still have a lot to learn, but I can't just write everything just to be popular. Just like a certain book, even the fading of women's panties can make people laugh. This is also a common doubt among all online article authors: How can it become popular if it is obviously not good at writing? Maybe everyone has forgotten one thing. Life is inherently stressful. If you are here to have fun, who wants to consider useless things? It seems that you need to study more. . . . . . .
Can we "better the troops and simplify the administration"?