A nuclear war plunges the world into a severe resource crisis, and the game World of the Gods materializes in reality.
Everything players craft in the game, from items to resources, will appear in the real world at ten thousand times its original scale.
One person from each country is chosen to represent their nation and enter the World of the Gods, fighting for their country and securing resources.
With ten years of gaming experience and a Roleplaying System, Li Changfeng returns to the past, becomes a national representative, and enters the World of the Gods once more.
System: National representative Li Changfeng has materialized a magic-pattern defense blueprint. Dragon Nation’s defense +10,000.
System: National representative Li Changfeng has materialized a magic-pattern attack blueprint. Dragon Nation’s attack power +10,000.
The whole book embodies distrust. China's spirit of being consistent with the outside world in times of trouble is not reflected at all. It's frustrating to watch.
During the entire live broadcast, none of the netizens supported me. They were no different than a wallflower. Whenever there was an operation that they couldn't understand, they would lash out. After so many slaps in the face, they had no memory? The netizens wrote so annoyingly.
I also think there is a huge problem with the distribution of potions. Why are they randomly chosen? If there is such a medicine, why not give it to the soldiers defending the country as soon as possible?
And as I looked at it, I actually saw repeated passages.
Also, the sense of existence of this system is too low, and no one who plays the role has stated it. With three swords and Lu Chi attributes, I always thought it was Zoro, but does Zoro have the look of an overlord...? (One Piece only watched more than 800 episodes and stopped following it. I'm wrong.)
This book talks about acting, but you are talking about playing a role in One Piece. What's the point of just talking about acting without describing the role?
The whole book embodies distrust. China's spirit of being consistent with the outside world in times of trouble is not reflected at all. It's frustrating to watch.
During the entire live broadcast, none of the netizens supported me. They were no different than a wallflower. Whenever there was an operation that they couldn't understand, they would lash out. After so many slaps in the face, they had no memory? The netizens wrote so annoyingly. I also think there is a huge problem with the distribution of potions. Why are they randomly chosen? If there is such a medicine, why not give it to the soldiers defending the country as soon as possible? And as I looked at it, I actually saw repeated passages. Also, the sense of existence of this system is too low, and no one who plays the role has stated it. With three swords and Lu Chi attributes, I always thought it was Zoro, but does Zoro have the look of an overlord...? (One Piece only watched more than 800 episodes and stopped following it. I'm wrong.)
This book talks about acting, but you are talking about playing a role in One Piece. What's the point of just talking about acting without describing the role?