The World Is Hopeless, Why Not Introduce the Fourth Natural Disaster?

Nice! ! ! The source of the system is very reasonable, the protagonist's character and background are very mysterious, and the marks of the gods and so on) are very exciting, hehe The relationship between other original members of the Watch and Lao Ye also feels very ambiguous [I understand] Being able to gather an anti-god organization on the prosperous continent of Xinyang, apart from Lao Ye's sharp tongue, his personal charm is also perfect. So far, only one Lao Ai has appeared, and the Siren has only appeared. I look forward to the attitude of the other original members towards Lao Ye. Do you suspect that the entire Watchmen is Lao Ye's fan club or mom's club? After all, Lao Ye loves to seek death so much, I guess I wiped a lot of butts with Lao Ye In a word, Lao Ye is the devil, I will directly aunt you.

A great article about the fourth natural disaster. The description of the main character and the player group is very moderate. The various settings are constructed with great detail, rather than being rudely pushed to the system. The world view is not grand due to the subject matter, but it is full of details. It is obviously very attentive. This should be This is the author's second book. It seems to be very experienced, and the whole process is non-toxic. In addition, the details of the content are carefully polished, and it feels like you are immersed in the book. In a word, it is a good book, absolutely a good book. Although I haven't finished it yet, it is already a masterpiece in terms of the early stage! So is there a book club? Is there a book club?

It's good-looking. The main character is a thousand-year-old skeleton, and the story is written with a sense of stability and a touch of death that has gone through all the world. It perfectly complements the player's passionate, ghostly, and grotesque sense of seeking death. The characters are very distinct, and the supporting roles are also well created.

The writing in the first dozen chapters is good, and the characters have unique personalities. Let's read on. There are 10 players in more than 90 chapters, and there are not many scenes. They just cut down trees, and finally have some magical power to cure the protagonist's illness. The players have no combat power. They cannot fight monsters independently and rely on the protagonist to upgrade. Resources are in short supply. Divine power is in short supply and the strength is weak. It is said that it is building a novice village. More than 90 chapters are just about cutting down trees and progressing in one step Not at all. It feels like the author only arranges construction tasks for the players and does not write down the progress himself. He expects the novel to generate the novice village by itself. It feels like there are more than 90 chapters of the spectral world view. I don't know what I am doing. There is no progress at all, the player's strength has not improved, the protagonist's injury is just a little bit better, and the novice village has not been built. It feels like until more than 90 chapters, the protagonist has been having small meetings to plan the future, and there is no progress at all, as you can see.

Although the plot is not boring, the story development is too slow With three players, it feels a little bit difficult to control. It's enough to have some personality and development. Bone King's system is also very difficult to build. It sounds nice to say that it is comprehensive and thoughtful. In fact, it is pieced together. I think about this and think about that. It has a strong class flavor. There is a big gap between the superposition of identities between an old antique who has lived for 700 years and the boss of an underground organization. The organization is indeed subject to weak forces, but there is not much strategy in doing things. They are all trapped somewhere, betrayed and injured. This is a sign of weakness. As the boss, all he thinks about every day is to resurrect his body. The members are also confused by modern thinking, right? Four-star support and above

It's good to watch. There's nothing stupid so far. It's just that not many people have watched it. I'm afraid the author won't be able to keep going. (The author has a suggestion for you. Don't explain too many settings when you continue to develop the plot. Don't explain everything in detail. If the plot is too full, it will be difficult for readers to have the patience to read it.)

The world background structure is huge and complete, the characters are full of images and emotions, the story is organized and logical, and it is very comfortable to read. The novel has a long-flow narrative style, delicate and has its own rhythm. It is a rare masterpiece of Tomato's serious creation. Of course, readers who are used to the fast-food rhythm of Shuangwen may lack the patience to calm down at first. To me, this is no longer just a novel to pass the time, but the birth of a complete world civilization, a light-chasing stage where each protagonist shines. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

The character Lin Xian is well written. I hope that all characters will be written slowly like this in the future. Anyway, I am writing about the fourth natural disaster. It doesn't matter whether I have a protagonist or not. But the character of each player must be established, so that the book will not be too bad.

Nice. A masterpiece among The Fourth Disaster. Qun Xiangwen, many players have highlights. The main reason is that the character descriptions are unique. Generally, it is easy to be the same when writing group articles. You can see the personalities of many people here. It means that relatively flat people become three-dimensional. I think simply playing games can improve sleep, so it's worth playing. , After all, playing games does not take up sleep time. Good news for insomnia lovers, you can also travel to another world. The main character is so charming. Watchmen is also very charming. Even many little characters have their own stories. Whether it's a player or a native. The highlighted players all have their own highlight moments. The characters have distinct personalities. It seems to really describe a different world.

After seeing 115, I think it is very good-looking at the moment. Unlike some protagonists who start off with a fiery and unbalanced strength, and then the protagonist is described as 0. The world view of the novel is also very attractive to me at the moment. It is an anti-god theme, and there are many detailed settings. The existence of players is also explained in detail. The setting of the protagonist itself is also very novel, including the skeleton (crossed out), the necromancer (correct answer), and the physique of the gods and succubi. It's interesting and the quality is still very high. I hope that the style and writing rhythm in the future can be like this. Let's start with the first editor [smirk] Come on, the author, don't stop updating my spiritual food. This book is enough to open a separate category for me. The book that has been kept together is still a book that has been off the shelf for more than a year. It can definitely become my fourth natural disaster cinnabar mole level book. As far as I can see () It's tied. Now the author's plot speed has increased, and there is no longer the slow pace of early development. This book has successfully rekindled my enthusiasm for the fourth natural disaster novel. The author keeps updating, and readers are not hungry for books [laughs]

Nice! The writing is smooth, and there are no weird poisonous points. The female character's scenes are not obtrusive. Although the appearance method is suspicious, the scenes are not too many. I classify it as the male protagonist's tool +1, and I caught up with the latest chapter in one go! I just finished watching it and saw someone saying that some parts were a bit weak. Looking back and thinking about it, the plot (a video describing the player's gameplay) does not seem to have a particularly big effect on advancing the main story, but it is very interesting! So I don't think it can be counted as water. The progress is relatively slow, the world view is quite big, I feel that the author can write for a long time wwww

A refreshing plot, the male channel is good (sentiment) It's a very nice book. The only drawback is that the author's plot is a bit slow, which makes the plot line very long, but it doesn't matter, I have plenty of time.

Great job, great details, exquisite writing style

It looks pretty good, I think this combat power setting is pretty good! There isn't a single moment that jumps out, but there are some places in the middle where the pace feels slow but that's more down to personal taste. Overall, it looks pretty good! Highly recommended! Moreover, the group portraits are well written and I love to eat! I like the character who pretends to be a saint in the Divine Deceiver Group! The other characterizations are also very good! For example, Tan Sheng Pass's complicated feelings towards the orcs really seem to be like the mentality I developed when playing games.

The setting of the book is relatively slow-paced, interesting but very logical and detailed. Apart from some minor points in the text, this is a very good book called The Fourth Natural Disaster. I personally like the description of the different world, it is very detailed and comprehensive, especially the setting involving the past of the protagonist and the Watchers is very delicious. OK, the next step is to clear the mines (some posters are not mine, and some of the content can only be used as a reference for teachers who are opening new books): 1. First of all, it's the point that seems most uncomfortable to me, takes up the most space, and feels the biggest: the boring gamers in Blue Star (real-life college entrance examination students, even in the middle and early stages of the college entrance examination) and the game's important NPC Kaiman (the grand-niece of the protagonist, the granddaughter of Siren Claire, an important member of the Watchers), this pair of cps! Although there are indeed many people who enjoy it, it actually makes me uncomfortable watching it. Every time the relationship between the two of them is going on, I can only frown while watching it. Regarding this pair of cpcs, the game character Kaiman is initially an underage siren, and he is a single arrow to the player. In the middle and later stages of the game, it is suspected that there will be a lot of plots where the player and the NPC develop a relationship and fall in love with each other (I haven't seen it yet, but I found the spoiler after searching). The Siren race given to Kaiman in the plot even has a love brain setting. The body used by the player is even a clone of the protagonist in a sense. It is so weird and uncomfortable! 2. The core reason for the slow progress of this article seems to be mainly due to the number of players. There were only 3 people at the beginning, and more than a dozen were added later. Currently, I see that there are only 999 players in more than 300 chapters. Book lovers who like large numbers of people to push quickly can withdraw. 3. The story is a mixture of player perspective and protagonist perspective, but the player is the main player. Before the mid-term, it almost all focuses on the main line of building a light world. The core main line of the game was only released near the mid-term (about 200 chapters), and more plots are considered branch lines.

It feels good. After all, it is really difficult to find fine chaff in most time stones. The overall pace is slow and there is no heroine. I like Lao Ye very much. The setting is also very good and not brainless.

It's very interesting, and it's obviously slow-paced. Although the reviews say that there are only a few players in a few chapters, that's because, except for the first time when the player goes offline, more than ten chapters are about things in another world. Don't think it's toxic, but it's very interesting, not boring at all, and the subject matter is very new in 🍅. I've also read a lot of novels about the fourth natural disaster (🍅 above) and now many of them are the same template, so I was really surprised when I saw this article. Cheers to the author [Congratulations]

How to put it this way, some people say it's boring, but I think it's okay. There's no repetitive plot, but the pace is very slow, and it feels like a steady stream. I think the writing is pretty good. The characters created at such a slow pace are also pretty good, and the writing is OK. Anyway, it's well received! !

It's good to watch, but the progress is slow. It's suitable to watch slowly. It's worth watching.

It's the most detailed one I've ever read in The Fourth Natural Disaster. Although the pace is a bit slow due to the players' foreshadowing, wouldn't the better the foreshadowing in the early stage, the more enjoyable it will be in the later stage? Moreover, the author has many words per chapter and updates quickly, which deserves five stars.

Many people say that the plot is too slow, but I have read more than 400 chapters in one go. As of today, I have just updated two chapters that I think are just right. They have the appearance of a master. I can see the shadow of Bone King in this book. Both the subject matter and the writing style are just right. In fact, the author does not need to be too anxious to push the main line. I personally feel a little anxious. I work slowly and carefully. So far, both the plot and the characterization are very nb. I can't write it anyway. Author, I am very optimistic about you, you will be the next Bone King, author, come on

It's a book I like very much, but that's not the point. Because this book is unfinished, and I really want to read a book about the Fourth Natural Disaster. Someone recommended a book called "This Game Is Too Real" to me. The two books are very similar, with very similar styles and styles, but this one is set in a Western fantasy setting and the other one is set in a future wasteland, so I want to ask the author, did you write both of these books, right?

My chosen ones are all the fourth natural disasters Sweet hot pot The fourth natural disaster is quite interesting, written in detail and not empty. The character creation is also relatively three-dimensional, and the plots of the players and the plots of the time-travelers are well intertwined. The new book Seedlings, please give it a five-star rating.

It's very good-looking, a bit funny, and a bit like a group portrait of micro-players. The characters of the players are very rich, and the human players who promote the story and explore the world have many wonderful performances. It is not written in a way that revolves around the male protagonist. The male protagonist is invincible (seriously injured version), but he is not a lone wolf. He has a group of like-minded companions, and the female characters also have many exciting plot lines. It can be said that it is the most interesting fourth natural disaster type article that I have read on Tomato. There are many interesting but reasonable plots. For example, the xx player is a professional mage, but the mage is too bad, so the male protagonist uses cool spells to trick the player into choosing the mage profession [laughing and crying]. Player xx randomly became a dwarf, but he transformed himself into a handsome boy by himself. He did not want to be confined to the novice village, and went on adventures and explorations alone [laughing] A player with high luck has random tasks, but he just wants to farm and be a casual player. This is what I imagine humans would do in holographic games, not brick-moving robots that just follow the protagonist. I like the fourth natural disaster, group portraits, and funny articles!

It looks great. The setting of this fourth natural disaster is not poisonous, and the group portraits are well written. The protagonist is a bit like a tool man in the middle period, but it is developed reasonably, and the protagonist's light is not drowned out by the group portraits. It was humorous in the first and middle stages, but the knife was released towards the end. It was like the knife that had been held in for so long was finally released in the last few chapters. The knife killed me. Fortunately, everything ended well in the end. I have always felt that there is a big problem in the setting of the Fourth Natural Disaster, which is the relationship between players and natives in the later period. This book handles it very well. In the process of game missions, the relationship between players and NPCs was gradually added in, and the official was introduced as a foreshadowing. After everyone knows the truth, the subsequent changes will become a lot more reasonable. Generally speaking, it is a very complete story. The author's writing is good, but there are too many typos and wrong names. I recommend it with five stars. PS, author, hurry up and write a side story, don't rest, start moving (waving a little whip)

(It contains spoilers, but it is indeed the best movie I have seen in the past six months and belongs to the t0 echelon) It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting work that doesn't rely on bad jokes and doesn't have any big logic bugs. It's plain (not in a derogatory sense) and has a weird cuteness. The ups and downs of the plot are also well set up, and many places have unexpected freshness: For example, after Lao Ye collected the Twelve Gods, there was actually a boss. Normally the story would end here, but it was hinted at earlier that the correspondence here is really cool; for example, the bishop in the shelter thought he was a minor villain, but in the end he found out that he was burning the lives of believers to protect other residents, etc. It's a bit strange that the characters in the early stage are marginalized in the later stage, such as Xiao Ming, the ice dragon. He didn't have a main role for a long time and thought he was cannon fodder. When he was about to reach the finale, he suddenly pulled him out and turned out to be an important character. After watching it for so long, I forgot the name of the ice dragon and went back to search for it. Then I remembered it. Also, in the early stage of the official cooperation with Blue Star, I didn't see any official pictures. Only in the end was it revealed that everyone was researching the big support force in waves, which seemed a bit deus ex machina to me. I saw other comments saying that the author is hydrological, so you still read less. The overall pace is relatively reasonable, and the pace is obviously accelerated in the later stages. It is a pity that there are some things that are not explained clearly, but I feel that the author can finally draw a good ending in time when he cannot control the direction. This is much better than most eunuch novels. Now that it is finished in one sitting, it will not be too boring. Surprisingly, there are only three books in Yangshizi. As a relatively new author (really not just starting a small account, haha), it's great that his writing is so fluent. I'm looking forward to the new book! I feel that the world view of the new book is a bit big. I hope the author can carefully review the outline, write an outline first, and then revise it as he updates it. Better works will continue to flourish!

It's pretty good. I've seen a lot of movies of this type. This is the only one that has such a complicated introduction at the beginning. But if you skip the beginning, you'll find that it's well written.

It's more than 770 chapters and I'm starting to fill in the gaps. It's a very good book. If you think that the Fourth Natural Disaster must have a lot of people before it can be called a natural disaster, then I think the name of the Fourth Natural Disaster is a bit exaggerated. After all, the Fourth Natural Disaster is essentially the collision of two civilizations, and the fearlessness and fearlessness of one party when it invades with an immortal body.

I found that the common feature of these books that moved me was excellent character creation. Only readers who really like certain characters in the book will have a lasting interest in a book Although the sense of déjà vu in this book is sometimes quite strong, and the overall layout is only quite satisfactory, we can still see the author's sincerity and progress.

This book is really good to read. The author managed to keep every player action I wanted to see in mind, and there was no problem of "Who is this" whose names are too long to remember? The ending is also quite smooth, which I personally think is pretty good. PS garbled code is so handsome