Stop! This Isn’t a Game World!

I feel like the problem with my current writing is that I like to write in a variety of ways and based on my feelings. There is no fixed direction. I basically just write wherever I like. I like to use different characters and different stories. To be honest, there are quite a few templates for the grotesque genre, but I don't want to follow them, I just like new tricks, and I even feel like I'm deliberately playing devil's advocate. Moreover, in terms of expression, I am really not as good as the first-line Tomato writers. I really can't learn their writing techniques and vocabulary, and I can't learn it no matter how much I read. Let's just pick this book up and read it. I felt quite overwhelmed after reading the content again, and I don't know how to expand it, but I can guarantee that it is novel enough. Anyway, the book is free, so I can write whatever I want.

I give three points not because of poor quality, but because it is particularly interesting and protective.

I originally wanted to give it five stars, but thinking about sitting in front of the two books, I gave it three stars to guarantee it.

It's like skipping the novice tutorial and jumping straight into the game.

It's very interesting. It made me see how crazy the lower limit of the fourth natural disaster is when using a cheat device.

After the lessons learned from the previous book, the author's mental state has stabilized (at least he no longer drives casually) and his writing style has also improved a lot. I just don't know why there are so few people. It's obviously very good-looking.

Gua, I want to see Alicia knock the protagonist to the ground with teeth

Well, how should I put it, the heroine is very capable, she is sublime, it is a very good book [top post]

Well, when I listened to the book, I felt that the heroine's name sounded like a man's. To be precise, the protagonist's gender in this book would have been different without any sense of violation…

Pull points to save your life,