Players Must Die!

The plot is very exciting, and the male protagonist's character is also well-developed. I just want to ask if this book has a single female protagonist or a harem? Mainly because he couldn't accept that Zhang Ye fell in love with another woman on the road to revenge for Bai.

Oh my god, this book really fits my character requirements for the protagonist. It's really good-looking, especially the writing style is amazing, and it's very enjoyable. Although there is a little bit of knife at the beginning, but I have read Honkai Impact, and this kind of knife is nothing [Adoration] [Send my heart] [Send my heart] After more than 80 pictures, it's too toxic and I don't recommend watching it.

Please note before viewing that although it is a revenge story, the protagonist is an NPC and the enemy camp is a player. So the ending of this kind of article is nothing more than the following: 1: Revenge is half, that is, revenge on the culprit, but it will not revenge on all players. 2: Revenge failed, player exits the game 3: Give up revenge. It's very helpless, sometimes it is clear that I am writing a novel, but it will be affected by realistic factors, so it will lead to the above endings. Based on this premise, a specific character will inevitably appear in the article to eliminate the protagonist's hatred, or to concrete and direct the protagonist's hatred, from "all players" to "red players". So if such a character appears, it is inevitable that a player will stalk the protagonist and form a bond, friendship, or other relationship with the protagonist. In other words, if you haven't started reading it yet, then if you decide to read it, you'd better be prepared to see this kind of plot, otherwise, you can choose other novels [Chigua]

Before reading: Wudiwen? After watching it: It's okay not to be invincible. Five stars would make the author proud, so four stars is just right. The protagonist of the story, the first girl, the second girl, and the third girl are all very emotional. The gods the protagonists believe in are also very interesting, and the world depicted is also very large.

The characters are well created. After Chapter 99, the male protagonist is able to clearly distinguish right from wrong while maintaining his own principles. The previous poisonous point is that the second female protagonist is suspected to be the female protagonist. Now it seems that she is not the female protagonist. If you have the patience to read it, it is a good book. The writing is also good. So, if I had seen this kind of poisonous point in other books, I would have given up long ago, but I just continued reading this one. Overall, it is good. I will read it later and then review it. I saw the main character killing one by one in a decisive manner and I almost vomited from reading it. This feeling is not bad. Correction: Chapter 99 only said that he would be merciless if he tried to stop him in the future, not a move/Chapter 105 had a slightly poisonous passage, but it was considered acceptable later. Progress Chapter 204, a bit bland but generally acceptable If you care about whether there is a single female protagonist, you can watch 226~228. After watching it, you will know whether to quit or not.

First of all, it is recommended. It is worth 9.2 Points and up in the early stage. It's not a bad story so far, and the climax is high among the gods. Then the main character is crazy, which actually doesn't feel like... Very crazy, but it's not bad. The main point I'm looking forward to is how to deal with revenge and the protagonist's contact with the players. I'll wait for a follow-up review later. Believe first, support first

The author has a very good beginning. In chapters 1 to 3, he writes epic and magnificent battle scenes and delicate psychological descriptions. Recommended! Worth a look! ! ! [Smile][smile][smile]

Maybe it's because I haven't read online game articles in recent months. I don't know if this is original, but if this is really original, it will be enough to occupy a place among several genres of online game articles. (Spoiler alert) There are actually not many genres of online game writing, including whether to integrate the real world, the identity of the protagonist, the behavior of the protagonist, etc. I have seen some games that do not integrate the real world and only rely on the actions of the protagonist in online games to develop. There are also protagonists who have traveled through online games, or are aborigines in online games. Some protagonists become villain BOSSs, and some protagonists become tavern owner NPCs. Although the protagonist of this book is a villain BOSS, it is very different from my other villain BOSSs. He completely hates players. (If there is a heroine, I hope the heroine will not be a player.) The author's writing style is excellent, and he perfectly renders this hatred, making the readers feel deeply involved. This online game world is very vivid and vivid, and the background story and foreshadowing are not included. Medicine Boy and Rat Knight are both very vivid and have their own souls, and these two missions are well drawn (don't write them off). Bai's death didn't touch me much, but this diary is definitely a genius setting. Generally, feedback on death takes a long time, but because Bai's death is the climax of the opening chapter, there is no time to develop feelings at all, and the diary can replace the living Bai and continue to develop feelings, so even though Bai dies, the reader's sadness for Bai's death will not subside, but will slowly deepen with the protagonist's revenge. The views on good and evil of the White Feathered Scythe and the Golden Griffin Paladin in the latest chapter make me feel even more that this book was written by the author with great effort and seriousness. The spiritual core contained in it is not only applicable to the book, but readers should reflect on its spirit and use their own bodies. Such a high-intensity writing task makes the transmission of spirit more efficient and lasting. But I hope the author will still pay attention to rest. After all, the body is the capital of revolution. Xiyun said: "The green mountains are always there, and the firewood is endless."

It's very beautiful. As long as there is no harem, I can keep watching it. Author, you have to remember that there must be only one heroine! That's white! Got it? The protagonist cannot fall in love with other people on the road to revenge. As long as he doesn't fall in love, he can accept it even if Bai is not resurrected in the end or it has a tragic ending.

A very good novel with a clear goal, at least so far. But the only flaw is that the protagonist is only targeting players and not killing locals. Why are local forces targeting the protagonist so much? How will the author deal with this issue in the future? Whether it is based on certain lessons from local forces or starting a war with local forces, it is assigned to the player's camp. The problem will be very serious if not dealt with, because local forces have been preventing the protagonist from taking revenge. And the resistance is relatively strong. Although it may look like some foreshadowing from the front, but well, you don't have many chapters. I don't support you filling in such an obvious foreshadowing. In addition, this book has a clear goal, which is to seek revenge on the players. Although there is a bit of cooperation, it is clear that it is just using the name of revenge on the player to provide help to the player, or even just punish the player in the name of some novels. Basically not. What damage is done to the player? Some players even prefer these types.