
Begging in America: The Legend of the Los Angeles Prefect and Governor of California
美国要饭,洛杉矶太守加州牧传奇
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
151Chapters
27Reads
6.2Score
2Listens
54.2kReads · all time
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The author is obviously a literary giant rarely seen on Tomato. This book is really great.
Regarding the issue of weapon attack power, I will briefly elaborate here. The damage calculation formula in this book is very complicated. In order not to affect the reading experience, the protagonist needs to explore it step by step. I'm going to spoil it a little bit, lest readers scream, why is it that the protagonist can't kill anyone when the weapons are so awesome? This book roughly adopts the calculation model of Heroes of Might and Magic and Warcraft. Damage = basic weapon damage * (weapon attack power - enemy defense power) * reward coefficient percentage * weapon damage type / enemy defense type reward coefficient If the opponent has additional damage reduction and other special effects, then it will be weakened again. So the base damage of the weapon is important, and so is the attack type. In other words, the material base of the weapon is very important. There are also different weapons that have restraints on different enemies. For example, against ordinary people, the damage coefficient of using a small knife is 1.2, And the damage coefficient of using a wooden stick is 0.7. But against people wearing light armor, the damage coefficient of small knives becomes 0.4. The basic damage of ordinary wooden sticks is 3-6, and the basic damage of steel bars is 5-8. And a legendary excellent wooden stick, the basic damage may be 12-15. No more spoilers, that's all, I wish you all a happy viewing.
The author has ideas and is not a formulaic writer who writes countless books based on one outline. As someone who pays attention to details, it seemed to me that there was nothing wrong with the details and the writing was smooth. There will be no drama. It looks better than most, right? Updates are so capricious. Update as the occasion arises. I will come back to see you in three to five years.
It's pretty good, but the protagonist's strength improves too slowly! And there are no systematic martial arts, even if you arrange for the protagonist to learn the martial arts available online. Depending on your physical fitness, your aggressiveness can be improved even more! Come on
The lecturer's jokes are well integrated with the plot, and his views are also very correct. For me, the current plot connection is passable. The mechanism of Tomato is really shady. I hope the author can withstand the criticism from readers who don't have much common sense in life. It's a pity.
Yes, it's a book I don't follow much.
It's quite interesting, and the plot is pretty good. There's nothing sinister about it. It's just the lecturer's face that makes it hard for me to get involved.
The writing is good and the plot is not too sinister. It is considered a good book on Tomato.
It's quite interesting to see more than sixty chapters so far.
So far it's pretty good, and the theme is fairly novel. The writing is okay and worth reading.