From the Start, I Chose the Undead: I Have an SS-Rank Talent

I originally came here to look for meal replacements. After reading twenty chapters, it seemed too toxic to me. Okay, I admit that Yu Xunge doesn't have meal replacements [crying] You can check out the ones that are not that picky.

Maybe it's because I feel a little bit like this book, I want this and that

The protagonist is kind-hearted. If someone accuses you of scheming, you won't do anything and just beat him up. The protagonist is delivering something to the Special Bureau again...

The story is well written and can be read. I feel that it is a female author, a little naive, with a male channel's mode and a female channel's thinking. She plots and bullies her, and shit is about to come out of her mouth. She can pretend that there is no such thing, and she is just immortal. Cherish the villain especially [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] After reading more than sixty chapters, I am still a little disgusted. The protagonist returns to the game world and actually wants to kill the stranded people. He was violently raped by the Internet on Blue Star, and then just started a live broadcast to expose his previous enemies. Does the author have Stockholm Syndrome?

I think it's well written! It is a low-key approach and a true egoism. Even in front of the country, many articles with the name of lone wolf are actually closely related to the country, which is very unsightly. This will not happen. Although there is some cooperation at the beginning, when their own interests are involved, they are very decisive and cut off everything. Updates are too slow!

I felt really bad when I gave the gold to the special city bureau, so I had to be strict when signing the contract. First of all, they felt that the information was wrong, so it was of no use. Secondly, they ran away after knowing that their information was wrong. In the end, they still gave the gold to the special city bureau. It felt really sad to bring the heroine's perspective into it.

Not bad, overall a bit like Yu Xunge, but the details are still very different, worth a look

A very novel world view setting. The heroine finally becomes the only person in power in a different world. Because of the characteristics of the world, she will continue to invade other planets! ! ! So cool, but I skipped to the end. I just saw the heroine expanding her army to recruit people. Goldfinger is very big, it's quite cool to like this type of game, and the heroine is not the only one who is strong, the other people's talents and skills are also very strong and interesting, the heroine's Goldfinger is real gold hahahahaha, she is the only one who can convert gold into gold coins. The shortcoming is that there are too many typos, which even affect the reading. Some settings are a little inconsistent because the author forgot about them, but this is a small flaw. What I hate most is that when the heroine is anonymous, I always call her sir, brother. . . So annoying(;｀O´)o

I've finished watching it, it's quite good. The heroine started out as a slightly insane middle school girl, with a smart mind but crazy behavior. Slowly evolving into a calm, bold, wise and ruthless person in power, the heroine has no morals and is indifferent to life. All her actions are for herself after success. One thing I quite like is that the Spirit Soldier Mark requires absolute loyalty to the heroine. I like this kind of forced loyalty based on rules. As long as the heroine is always strong and the one who makes the rules, the heroine's absolute control will not change. Personal charm and belief will one day change due to time, and newborns will also be dubious about the heroine's faith because they have not experienced the same era as the heroine. Or maybe during an invasion, the children of high-level officials were caught and threatened by the enemy. To choose their king or their children, I just like the rule that they must follow the king forcibly, instead of choosing the king based on their feelings for the king, basically eliminating this possibility. The original Uklei planet had no energy supply because of its special world, so it had to constantly invade other worlds to obtain the energy to maintain the world. In the process, the highest authority was constantly replaced. I originally thought that the ending arranged by the author was that the rules could be reestablished in the hands of the heroine and the world could be self-sufficient, but I didn't expect that the ending arranged by the author would be such that the dragon slayer eventually turns into an evil dragon. Uklay is still the Uklay planet that needs to be invaded once every hundred years, and the heroine's power has become a new tribe of gods and demons. It's just that this time, the Spirit Tribe is not like the Gods and Demons because they are the spokesperson of the pseudo-semi-finished world. They are incomplete and have too many problems, so they have to show a superior image to the outside world. The heroine's spirit clan is obviously powerful. The heroine must show up in everyone's sight with absolute strength. Otherwise, the spirit clan will be like the gods and demons and go crazy because of loneliness.

Very nice. The author gives the protagonist a big golden finger, but the enemies are also very powerful. Often when you think the protagonist has obtained various skill books and feels that he is strong enough, the author will tell you. No! The enemy can be defeated with just one skill, but the protagonist feels weak [laughing and crying]