(Online game + coming to reality + base + farming + single female protagonist)
In the last game, the game came to reality, and Ye Fan was accidentally attacked and killed.
After being reborn, I plan to use the experience of my previous life to upgrade and fight monsters, get better equipment, and get higher attributes.
After entering the game, he became the Goblin Lord and had no choice but to recruit his younger brothers and upgrade the village.
Wait until the game comes to reality.
? ? ? ?
"You call this a Goblin village." A player pointed at the super large main city surrounded by hundreds of meters high walls.
"Hehe, yes, it's just a high-level one."
"You call this the lowest level Goblin warrior?" A player pointed at Goblin Wolf Riders 2 meters tall, each wearing heavy armor, hanging a 1.8-Meter long knife on his waist, and riding a fully armed giant wolf.
"Yeah, I don't have any goblins lower than this level."
Reader comments
Just thinking about the plot at the beginning, it shouldn't be a secret that can't be told. Although there is always someone besides the heroine beside the protagonist, and he is often a fat guy. This routine is too old and I don't like it. But it doesn't matter if you give your brother a whole hidden career. Now in the later stage, the fat guy can't keep up. The protagonist gives all kinds of things to the heroine, so she has to miss the first day of the game plot. Also, this sister is not her biological child. It's better to have a heroine in the early stage. Otherwise, the heroine will come out later. I want to ask why the sister can't be a single heroine, because the book Tomato should be the basic default application. Most novel software authors have defaulted or most novels have basically defaulted to a single female protagonist, which means that the protagonist has one and only one girlfriend or wife. There are also some female teammates and even younger sisters, but the female protagonist generally refers to the male protagonist's girlfriend or wife. As for you, Don't follow the trend, but write according to your understanding. After all, most people write like that. Basically everyone has acquiesced. I haven't said whether the sister is biological or picked up. Until now, I don't know if there are girls, but the introduction on the cover says that it is a single girl. Otherwise, I would have discovered this novel.
Sorry everyone, this is my first time writing a novel. Many parts may not be exciting enough at all, or may not be bloody enough. This is because I really can't write that kind of plot. I don't think it is reasonable. I will write whatever you want me to do.
As for Fatty Dong, he is a friend of mine in real life. He has always said that he wants to write a novel, but has never taken action. Letting him play a small role in it this time is just a little joke with him.
Ye Wan is the protagonist's biological sister. The emotional line of this novel only belongs to the protagonist. Ye Wan will not have a boyfriend.
The protagonist also only has one girlfriend and does not engage in a harem. I think harems are ridiculous. In my eyes, the novel is just a fictional world, but the characters are still real people. I don't think there are so many women in reality who are willing to share their boyfriends with others.
If this woman is willing to share her boyfriend with others, it only means that this woman is not worthy of being a heroine at all.
This novel also has some exciting points, but these exciting points exist reasonably based on the worldview of the book.
The reason why the protagonist doesn't kill decisively is because there is no need to fight and kill at every turn. As I said, the novel here is based on the character of the real characters and the world view of the novel.
I don't believe that in reality, there are people who would kill people over trivial matters in a law-abiding society.
By the time you do the mission in the later stages, the world view is already a war world. At that time, even if the person has not offended the protagonist but may hinder the mission, the protagonist will kill him.
There are so many typos, it feels like copy-pasting. The content is okay, but the protagonist is too virginal. He always puts the country as the center. He is the kind of person who wants to kill him. As soon as he thinks that others are from his own country, he lets it go if he doesn't want to cause internal friction. He has always dealt with it this way. It's disgusting to see thieves. You have to know that even your own country is divided into good guys and bad guys, just like a game is divided into light and dark. With such a virgin personality, no wonder you were stabbed in the back in your last life.
Not bad, worth pursuing
The more I look at it, the more it looks like World of Warcraft
More than sixty chapters have passed, but it has not yet come to reality.
The needle doesn't poke...
The options are almost too different from what I feel
Just thinking about the plot at the beginning, it shouldn't be a secret that can't be told. Although there is always someone besides the heroine beside the protagonist, and he is often a fat guy. This routine is too old and I don't like it. But it doesn't matter if you give your brother a whole hidden career. Now in the later stage, the fat guy can't keep up. The protagonist gives all kinds of things to the heroine, so she has to miss the first day of the game plot. Also, this sister is not her biological child. It's better to have a heroine in the early stage. Otherwise, the heroine will come out later. I want to ask why the sister can't be a single heroine, because the book Tomato should be the basic default application. Most novel software authors have defaulted or most novels have basically defaulted to a single female protagonist, which means that the protagonist has one and only one girlfriend or wife. There are also some female teammates and even younger sisters, but the female protagonist generally refers to the male protagonist's girlfriend or wife. As for you, Don't follow the trend, but write according to your understanding. After all, most people write like that. Basically everyone has acquiesced. I haven't said whether the sister is biological or picked up. Until now, I don't know if there are girls, but the introduction on the cover says that it is a single girl. Otherwise, I would have discovered this novel.
Sorry everyone, this is my first time writing a novel. Many parts may not be exciting enough at all, or may not be bloody enough. This is because I really can't write that kind of plot. I don't think it is reasonable. I will write whatever you want me to do. As for Fatty Dong, he is a friend of mine in real life. He has always said that he wants to write a novel, but has never taken action. Letting him play a small role in it this time is just a little joke with him. Ye Wan is the protagonist's biological sister. The emotional line of this novel only belongs to the protagonist. Ye Wan will not have a boyfriend. The protagonist also only has one girlfriend and does not engage in a harem. I think harems are ridiculous. In my eyes, the novel is just a fictional world, but the characters are still real people. I don't think there are so many women in reality who are willing to share their boyfriends with others. If this woman is willing to share her boyfriend with others, it only means that this woman is not worthy of being a heroine at all. This novel also has some exciting points, but these exciting points exist reasonably based on the worldview of the book. The reason why the protagonist doesn't kill decisively is because there is no need to fight and kill at every turn. As I said, the novel here is based on the character of the real characters and the world view of the novel. I don't believe that in reality, there are people who would kill people over trivial matters in a law-abiding society. By the time you do the mission in the later stages, the world view is already a war world. At that time, even if the person has not offended the protagonist but may hinder the mission, the protagonist will kill him.
There are so many typos, it feels like copy-pasting. The content is okay, but the protagonist is too virginal. He always puts the country as the center. He is the kind of person who wants to kill him. As soon as he thinks that others are from his own country, he lets it go if he doesn't want to cause internal friction. He has always dealt with it this way. It's disgusting to see thieves. You have to know that even your own country is divided into good guys and bad guys, just like a game is divided into light and dark. With such a virgin personality, no wonder you were stabbed in the back in your last life.
Not bad, worth pursuing
The more I look at it, the more it looks like World of Warcraft
More than sixty chapters have passed, but it has not yet come to reality.
The needle doesn't poke...
The options are almost too different from what I feel