Freshman Year: From the Start, I Control Slender Woman in a Game

It's pretty cool, but when will we get the female lead? [Eat melon]

It's okay to give a five-star encouragement, but I hope to integrate this game into myself later. Otherwise, when the protagonist joins the battle, he will not be able to hold the mobile phone while playing and fighting, and this can also prevent the situation where the mobile phone is not with him.

I like this type of book, it's good to read and occasionally has a little bit of fun in it Some people complain that Goldfinger is too restrictive, but the protagonist is behind the scenes. I think it is very suitable to use the form of a mobile game. Also, why do you still need to go to school? Because the protagonist has no urgency to improve his strength quickly. It is a casual, daily and plot-oriented novel. I prefer it. I also don't like the kind of plot that is in a hurry. It is tiring to watch. Moreover, the stronger the character in the game will be fed back to the protagonist, greatly enhancing the protagonist's physical fitness. At first, I thought it was a harem story about multiple women in the introduction, and I almost dismissed it. After reading it, I realized that it should refer to the characters drawn by the protagonist. I hope to draw more characters soon. I feel that there should not be the kind of female protagonists with emotional lines in reality. Reading this book is a lot like playing an RPG game yourself, unlocking characters to explore map plots, and guide copies The limitation of Goldfinger being limited to mobile game control has been solved in today's new chapter. The author buried the foreshadowing in the first chapter before writing it in chapter 48. It is indeed a bit late to write it, which caused some readers to feel that the setting is not good, but now it has been improved.

The male protagonist's performance is up to standard. The setting is appropriate, and the supporting role settings are up to par. The whole thing is not surprising, and the protagonist contacts the main characters in the dark. Subordinate characters have direct contact with important people. Pretty cool article. The plot is well paced, and I don't feel like there is any water in it so far. And there are some side stories and good reviews interspersed along the way. Anyway, you can't write about the emperor on a serious platform. Entering the dark room and skipping the plot will only affect the viewing experience. This kind of interspersed with a little edge on the way is just right.

The front is a bit poisonous, so I can just push through it, but I found a more uncomfortable point in the back. The hidden background setting of the behind-the-scenes text (referring to the protagonist being suspected of being the fire of the underworld) is uncomfortable. The protagonist cannot be invincible. The slightly larger forces have eight or nine star combat power. As a result, the protagonist has developed for more than 100 chapters without even a master trump card, only a few seven stars. Various coincidences are constantly targeted, and the result is that he is not strong enough and can only tolerate it. In the front, it feels like four stars are big. Wow, later on, the official will have a five-star guarding the entrance to the secret realm, which highlights the mystery that the protagonist can enter the secret realm from other places. After that, he finally got a six-star subordinate, but a gray organization came, and the six-stars turned into street goods. They said that the seven-star field was powerful, and finally the protagonist finally got the seven-star, but the opponents became seven- and eight-stars. At this time, there was also a hidden background of the underworld. I felt that the next ten stars were just a roadside, which was completely unsatisfactory. I gave the author a four-star to encourage him.

This book is really well written, the combination of games and reality, the confrontation between awakening and weirdness, using the protagonist's unique game to extract weirdness, the whole article is refreshing and non-toxic, and the weird awakening that is drawn later has consciousness, and Mrs. Bachi kneels down and thinks of her as the master [admiration]. It also has the ability to control weird things. With the card drawing mechanism, the protagonist grows step by step and pushes forward all the way. It is really fun. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Very well written, don't practice two-star monsters. If you have four-star monsters, you'll be drunk even if you don't use two-star monsters.

Warm reminder, brothers commented that they don't want to see too many female protagonists in real life, but the more female characters in games, the better. You should put aside the real love between children now and make yourself a game master as soon as possible. Jpg If the game characters don't lose their temper and are 100% loyal, there won't be so many outrageous plots in the future.

It's okay, but there is one problem that I may have ambiguity with the protagonist's approach. There are enough awakening materials to draw new heroes. I will draw them first and then decide on the cards for awakening. . .

It's relatively bland, and the protagonist's golden finger is a game on a mobile phone. The function is to control the character on the mobile phone, and the character can also act in the real world. Then the characters in the mobile phone will also feed back some power to the protagonist. There are only two roles at the moment