Online Game: The A-Rank Assassin Strikes Back and Slaughters the World

It's okay, except that I feel like the rankings give out too much, and the other problems are not big (whose game rankings are settled once a day, and each ranking will be settled one at a time, and more than one million will be given out, and the protagonist seems to be number one in the five rankings and the Hall of Fame will be given out more than 10 million at one time after the server is launched for a few days, and the rankings are settled every day [laughing and crying]). There are some things that I don't feel good about, but it doesn't matter to my personal sense as long as it's not disgusting. Slipping away

It's good to read, and there are no bad points that can be seen without thinking. It's overall very enjoyable, and the number of words in each chapter is guaranteed. Come on

I have written 400,000 words, not to mention no ratings, and the number of readers is only 10,000, but the author is still persisting. I can only say that this book is a breath of fresh air in online games. It is much more interesting than those games that start with one talent and are instantly invincible. Come on, author!

Not bad, but too little. At present, I personally feel that it is not poisonous and does not have a very vulgar plot. It feels good.

Except for women, they are pretty good in terms of heaps.

It's good to watch, but it's too short and I finished it in a short time.

The plot at the beginning was okay, and the poisonous points were ignored. When I turned to the back, I thought the guild's name was "Tianjealous", but I didn't expect it to be renamed.

Non-toxic, the writing is smooth, the word count is not too frequent, and the game writing is of high quality.

It's okay. There are very few high-quality online game novels in Tomato.

So far, the plot is compact, the logic is online, and the writing is fine. I hope it won't be too confusing in the future.