The Game Comes True, I Have 500 Million Square Kilometers of Territory

It looks fine from the front, but the closer you get to the back, the harder it brakes, killing foreigners who are loyal to you, and cultivating humans who have evil intentions towards you. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore

After clearing the game, the protagonist's IQ was 50% lost to the author, [sneaky laugh][snear laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

I'm afraid of encountering this kind of article. The idea is good, the background is awesome, but the author's writing skills are not good, and the plot is terrible. I want to read it, but I can't stand it, and I have a headache. If you can't write well, find a popular one, otherwise such a good idea will be wasted.

To be honest, it's too confusing and dizzy, but it's really okay. I can watch it without choking to death.

Pure NC book, written by primary school students

The protagonist's three true views

I've read over 40 chapters, at least 20 of them don't advance the plot, so I don't know what I'm reading.

Virgin hand 666

What a messed up spirited guy

In the early stages, it was okay to see the protagonist playing games and flying a spaceship, but later on there were emotional scenes, which I personally didn't like to watch. I don't like watching it even more later.

There are too many poisonous points. Those who like cuckold stories can read it.

The author is in junior high school, right?

Author of Bhagawan

The basic physics knowledge is full of errors and omissions, and it's still science fiction. At a distance of light years, it's awesome that you can see what's happening 10 light years away in 10 minutes on Earth.

This kind of book has this common problem. The main plot is not written with a bunch of branch plots other than the protagonist.

Real shit, real shit

Too short (っ- ‸ - ς)

What. . . .