Arena Breakout: Taking the Squad to Fight the Japanese

The writing is very good, and the title is very attractive. I have found many books about breaking out of the dark zone, but I haven't seen any of them because the title looks like either Zhong Er or Long Aotian. This book is very good and worth reading. Add a follow-up comment

This book is one of the three best books I have read in the Dark Zone.

This book is written by a veteran player in the dark zone. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist leading a boy band to fight against the Japanese during World War II. The content is well written, the details are in place, and the description of the characters is also very realistic. I give it a five-star rating👍

It looks good. I hope I can make Kuzi when I summon Renault later.

It's very beautiful. It's one of the best dark zone stories I've ever read.

Dark Zone and Anti-Japanese War are my favorites. You can spend Coen Coins to summon task forces (temporary) for one hour. Task Force believes in opening new maps. Just like that, I'll make a new temporary map and fight the Japs. Do you think there will be people playing it? Do you think it'll be more enjoyable? Task force charges are required at specific locations. You can't let a few hundred people fight against tens of thousands of people. If you include the special forces, several thousand people can fight.

It's very good. The author cleverly combines anti-Japanese and dark areas. As long as I keep writing, I will keep reading.

The first ninety chapters were particularly to my liking, and they were very well written. Did the author change after Chapter 90? Was it a mistake to add an ordinary little girl to a bunch of almost digital beings? Her safety... I can only say that if the author doesn't want anything to happen to her, then nothing will happen to her, but the plot looks weird. In addition to this, the writing style has obviously changed after Chapter 90. The plots of Xiuer... Monk... Etc. Are so written that people can't help but wonder if the author wrote them after drinking. I don't know if it's because I watched it in one go. The initial feeling is gone. From the beginning of the anti-Japanese novel to the temple, the taste has obviously changed. I don't want to join any party. I don't want to recruit ordinary people. I agree very much. Don't let other people in Data Life get involved. I will be a bit confused later on. The plot direction becomes strange, or the protagonist's idea changes from the beginning to the end? If the author has not changed, the author should have gone from being passionate about love at the beginning (self-think) to yielding to readers later (I also read the author's answers below for other comments, but I still don't understand why some readers still want a female protagonist for some themes or settings that are very suitable for not having a female protagonist). There is no malicious intent in assigning one star to the score, nor does it ask the author to change anything (after all, when I wrote this, there were more than 600 chapters), it is just a complaint full of criticisms from a person who has seen the early morning in one breath, and it is easy to complain~

It's so wide, it's nice to watch, and it's so wide that I can add a protagonist who can enter the dark zone map and fuck the players with the boy band inside [laughing] Of course, the author doesn't need to care about my personal opinion, it's good now There's a skirt out of the dark zone. It's time for the protagonist to change into a suit [laughing]

It's very good. Although the whole book has the flavor of invincible literature, at least it treats the book friends as human beings (with war damage). I have read a similar anti-war novel. Although it is good-looking, it does not treat the book friends as human beings at all (no war damage at all).