When Bai Ya wakes up, she becomes Maiya, a villager NPC in the AI evolved version of the Minecraft game in 2071.
She is a parallel importer from the construction party who has only played single-player PVE. Faced with a variety of players and magical aboriginal NPCs, she is a bit petrified.
But what happens if a village is massacred within an hour of starting the server?
Is there still such a way to play in my world?
NPCs can also be slaughtered until their original equipment becomes popular, their level drops from Lv1 to a negative number, and their attribute values are discounted again and again?
Players are too bad and their attitudes are too arrogant.
After being pinned to the resurrection point and slaughtered n times,
Maia can't bear it any longer and doesn't need to bear it anymore.
Jump up and give the other party a head-opening gift package——
slaughtered
Reader comments
Although there are flaws in some descriptions and formulations, it is undeniable that he used less than a hundred pictures to show a relatively complete world (Minecraft: Look What I Do This is originally a fan). What Jean Ah You likes is the description of the writing (a characteristic usually possessed by female video authors). Unfortunately, Tomato also Marketing accounts and scripts have brought Minecraft into an even more juvenile version (the miserable anchor has a group of primary school students, who are easily defeated by 'evidence' and rumors), but it is a very rare female channel series among all kinds of Minecraft fans. If you are interested in changing your taste, you can read it. The quality of the chapters currently seems to be guaranteed.
It's a pity that the protagonist is a pure construction player who has little help in survival (not even mastering red stone). The names and settings of monsters in Minecraft are also a bit unclear (seems like the differences in versions and the huge changes brought about by the explosion of technology can also make up for it?) This is very good, at least he can retain me with his writing (not very good, not very bad, it is difficult to stir up emotions, but there is a vague calm)
It looks good, but the author disappears from time to time
Oops, which roof has been sitting there for so long without updating? I just updated it now, it turns out it's you
It looks good, but why is there no rating [what]
Personally, I think this book is okay.
It's super beautiful, but I don't understand why no one reads such a beautiful book.
Although there are flaws in some descriptions and formulations, it is undeniable that he used less than a hundred pictures to show a relatively complete world (Minecraft: Look What I Do This is originally a fan). What Jean Ah You likes is the description of the writing (a characteristic usually possessed by female video authors). Unfortunately, Tomato also Marketing accounts and scripts have brought Minecraft into an even more juvenile version (the miserable anchor has a group of primary school students, who are easily defeated by 'evidence' and rumors), but it is a very rare female channel series among all kinds of Minecraft fans. If you are interested in changing your taste, you can read it. The quality of the chapters currently seems to be guaranteed. It's a pity that the protagonist is a pure construction player who has little help in survival (not even mastering red stone). The names and settings of monsters in Minecraft are also a bit unclear (seems like the differences in versions and the huge changes brought about by the explosion of technology can also make up for it?) This is very good, at least he can retain me with his writing (not very good, not very bad, it is difficult to stir up emotions, but there is a vague calm)
It looks good, but the author disappears from time to time
Oops, which roof has been sitting there for so long without updating? I just updated it now, it turns out it's you
It looks good, but why is there no rating [what]
Personally, I think this book is okay.
It's super beautiful, but I don't understand why no one reads such a beautiful book.
Personal feeling is good