Global Class Change: The Wicked Rule

There may be a female protagonist. In Chapter 37, the protagonist is in the third dungeon and has a confirmed relationship with Zhao Xiaobei. Zhao Xiaobei is still a character in the dungeon. The meeting process is not too abrupt, but I love reading novels without female protagonists. I originally wanted to give up on it, but out of curiosity, the protagonist will leave the dungeon directly on the 18th day and want to see what will happen. Since I skipped reading after chapter 37, I did not read too much in detail. Fine, at about 40 pictures, the protagonist came out of the dungeon alive. Zhao Xiaobei also came out for some reasons and became a red profession, which is relatively strong. She came out to find the protagonist, but the protagonist was a gangster and did not use his real name, so he was not found (I personally think this is a bit poisonous). She also wrote the fifth article of the survival code, professionals are not worthy of having love. I feel that the protagonist will cross out this article in the future. I didn't want to read it until later. I personally think the book is pretty good. If you are interested, you can read it. Zhao Xiaobai's character portrayal is pretty good, he is not a drag on the protagonist, and the space he takes up is not large. I wonder if the two of them will meet later. If you like to read novels without heroines, I think you should enter with caution. I was scared of novels with heroines before (I only updated to Chapter 50 when I read it. The above is purely a personal opinion)

The protagonist is not named Qin? ! Is this considered forgetting one's roots? [Laughs crookedly]

[On a certain day of a certain year and a certain month in the imperial calendar: The footsteps of the empire set foot here, and the observers arrived as promised.

This book is good-looking and very powerful. Each copy is very well written, and the name of each copy is seamlessly connected to the end of the copy. The name of the copy is: Righteousness First, but no one really talks about loyalty. For power, you kill me and I kill you, or another copy: Soldiers and Bandits, Soldiers are not good soldiers, and bandits are not all born bandits. However, at the end of the last chapter of the copy, the title is "Yellow and Dark", the author gives a scene of the Red Army, a soldier named Bing, and expresses it We understand that there are soldiers, militiamen, and warlords who do all kinds of evil. So in summary, every copy of the author's copy is very interesting, making people want to keep reading. Another important point is that Pig's Foot has been completely crazy from the first few chapters, killing people to follow. It's like drinking water. To sum up, fighting is so exciting [angry] every dungeon is turned upside down by pig's feet. The reality or dungeon in which pig's feet are present can only be said to be the whole of Pluto. It's more chaotic than Gotham City. Murder and arson are commonplace [face covering] The ending of "Spreading Flowers", except that the ending is a bit rushed, there is nothing else to say. The plot, character, character, and supporting characters in the dungeon also have their own personalities. In many books, except for the pig's feet, everyone else is just a human machine [face covering]

After reading so many books by Qingshan, I originally thought he was just a petty person, but Old Bones let me know that he is really petty. [Face covering] [laughing evilly]

It doesn't matter if you open a new book, but just don't write it and stop writing it.

Awesome, will the protagonist also escape from the plot world? Appeared suddenly after all

So far, the explanations and introductions to the world view, different levels of events, and event areas are a bit sparse, so I felt a bit lost while watching it. This time the protagonist's style is more decisive than the previous ones (not killing innocent people indiscriminately), and he is ruthless enough to do things, so when I watched it, I was a little doubtful whether Lao Gou had been replaced.

The protagonist's name is Zhang San. I didn't want to read it at first, but he is an outlaw.

After wandering around, I still saw Qingshan. I didn't look for it specifically, but it was recommended by the system. I looked at the author because I felt comfortable with it, and it still looked good.