[No heroine + world gamification + decisive killing + omniscience of information]
Bad news! Chen Tian's world suddenly became gamified!
Good news! Chen Tian is the only beta player of this game in the world!
Everyone says monsters are difficult to defeat? Is the treasure chest hard to find? The game is sad?
Chen Tian said that everything is in his head.
He remembers the monster's weaknesses exactly!
He can find the location of the treasure chest with his eyes closed!
He didn't even have to think about the game's secrets, and he could easily pass the level!
No problem can defeat him!
The rich second generation covers the sky with one hand and has a terrifying background?
Chen Tian sent the rich second generation to see the King of Hell.
The world is turned upside down, whoever has the biggest fist has the final say!
School beauty cheating? Beauty worship?
Chen Tian said not to get involved and not to delay his fight against monsters and upgrades.
Someone starts the game with European Emperor and takes various treasure chests?
Chen Tian said, bring it to you!
Use equipment to trick people and want to kill Chen Tian?
Chen Tian said that he has used all these things, and he knows all about Xiao Jiujiu, so he can handle them at will!
Why are these people trying to kill him?
Isn't this a courier delivery for him?
Chen Tian said, give me more!
Reader comments
The writing is okay, but I suggest you don't often describe the protagonist from someone else's perspective.
It's so exciting, it's so fast. From the first chapter to now, the male protagonist is very decisive [blowing kiss]
It's pretty good, but because it always describes the supporting characters, it may seem a bit superficial. It can be said to be a shortcoming or an advantage. The advantage is that it's more enjoyable to watch like this.
Very beautiful, interesting, updated quickly, I'll give you a reward [eating melon]
It's not poisonous for now, let's see again
It feels like the protagonist does not regard the passers-by as NPCs, but the passers-by regard the protagonist as a guidance tutorial. The protagonist always takes action only when someone else takes advantage of him. If he really played the game, he would have been a five-star good citizen, or he would have become an ancestor.
The ending is short, but it feels okay and can pass the time.
The writing is okay, but I suggest you don't often describe the protagonist from someone else's perspective.
It's so exciting, it's so fast. From the first chapter to now, the male protagonist is very decisive [blowing kiss]
It's pretty good, but because it always describes the supporting characters, it may seem a bit superficial. It can be said to be a shortcoming or an advantage. The advantage is that it's more enjoyable to watch like this.
Very beautiful, interesting, updated quickly, I'll give you a reward [eating melon]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's not poisonous for now, let's see again It feels like the protagonist does not regard the passers-by as NPCs, but the passers-by regard the protagonist as a guidance tutorial. The protagonist always takes action only when someone else takes advantage of him. If he really played the game, he would have been a five-star good citizen, or he would have become an ancestor.
The ending is short, but it feels okay and can pass the time.