I want to go crazy a little bit, but I don't know how to go crazy. Let's destroy it. Forget it and leave it alone. I just don't know how to go crazy. He is probably really crazy and has no idea what he is talking nonsense about.
Ps: The above is the author's mental state that cannot write an article.
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Chen Che is dead, it should be.
Then he entered an infinite level-breaking game and learned that earning points would give him a chance to be resurrected.
But he felt that life and death were determined by fate, and he should not force himself to die. Changing his fate against nature would lead to him being struck by lightning, and he did not want to experience the numbing feeling.
So while others were desperately trying to get through the levels and earn points, Chen Che just wanted to show off. Others were fighting for clues, but he was squatting in the corner watching the ants thinking about what to eat for lunch.
It's a pity that some people are born to be dazzling. Even a piece of scrap metal will shine like money in the recycling bin.
The Buddhist system is bad and looks down on the suffering of life and death
Two male protagonists, unlimited streaming, inference and decryption + rules
Reader comments
It looks great. I have a suggestion for the author not to write too many supporting characters. They are more important than the protagonist. For the Yuanling High School dungeon, the supporting characters have been written for 6 or 7 chapters. The main character has not yet appeared. He only appeared at the beginning of the first chapter and is gone. I have been writing about how the supporting characters cleared the dungeon [Sending Hearts]
Alas, in the first dungeon Yuanling High School, the protagonist appears once at the beginning of the first chapter, and then disappears. The next twenty or so chapters are all about supporting characters and how to clear the level. I am also convinced. In addition, the protagonist has never appeared in these twenty chapters. Author, are you unable to distinguish between the protagonist and the supporting character? I even suspect that the supporting character in this is the real protagonist, and the real protagonist is just like a passerby [grievance]
It looks great. I have a suggestion for the author not to write too many supporting characters. They are more important than the protagonist. For the Yuanling High School dungeon, the supporting characters have been written for 6 or 7 chapters. The main character has not yet appeared. He only appeared at the beginning of the first chapter and is gone. I have been writing about how the supporting characters cleared the dungeon [Sending Hearts] Alas, in the first dungeon Yuanling High School, the protagonist appears once at the beginning of the first chapter, and then disappears. The next twenty or so chapters are all about supporting characters and how to clear the level. I am also convinced. In addition, the protagonist has never appeared in these twenty chapters. Author, are you unable to distinguish between the protagonist and the supporting character? I even suspect that the supporting character in this is the real protagonist, and the real protagonist is just like a passerby [grievance]