[Online game + beast taming + game merges with reality + mysterious talent + unique class + ruthless and decisive + female lead]
In his previous life, Liu Que lacked money, a car, a house, and a woman. In this life, he still lacks money, a car, a house, and a woman, but now he also lacks parents and eyes.
A blind man, a kitten he picked up, and a kind-hearted repair shop owner.
A special helmet let Liu Que and the kitten enter the game Gods and Demons, created jointly by several nations, and obtain the unique class Parallel Dual Spirits.
Liu Que’s mysterious talent, Freedom, and the kitten’s unique talent, Devour Life, made them the true twin gods of the game.
When Liu Que and the kitten used their in-game abilities in the real world, he knew this game was not as simple as it seemed.
As the game descended, gods and demons gathered, and the world teetered on the brink of destruction, the kitten licked its paw and gave a light wave. The world fell silent.
When Liu Que sat on the divine throne with the kitten in his arms, someone asked how he had achieved so much. After thinking for a moment, he replied, “I just wanted to see what else this world could make me lack!”
Author, you are looking for scolding, saying that your writing is not good, but your writing is quite novel, and saying that your writing is good, you are completely messed up. The only novelty is that the kitten enters the game with the protagonist, but it is a male cat (from this look, it means that you have been with the protagonist all his life. Come and have a male cat with me. Cat, even if you bring a little male dog, why are you a male cat?), The rest are just messing around, you are really afraid that the protagonist will not die quickly enough, and the protagonist will offend two worlds (the past life and the present world, this is the torture of trying to retain the protagonist's goodwill) To be honest, author, you can synchronize the attributes of the game world with the protagonist even at the beginning, so that everything you write later can barely be regarded as the protagonist's game world. Then I might be able to continue reading without thinking, but author, you don't give a chance. If you don't want people to read, just say so.
The writing in the game is pretty good, but not in reality, especially in terms of money. Except for the protagonist, everyone seems to be rich. Earning 30 million in one night is too unrealistic. If you say 3,000 is okay, then don't write about real life. It's too fake.
I am very stubborn. First of all, in terms of attributes, the author's original words are: "The attributes are the same and are internally different, and the 1 of different species is different." Then there is a rabbit that requires players to perform circumambulation skills. I made a 1≠1, and then I gave 100 to the ordinary profession I created, and 1000 to the unique profession I created. The boss has 100 times the attributes of the mobs. This boss is really a boss. The key is to change it directly after being selected, and each species has a level. Then there is the plot. The opening depicts an innocent disaster that leads to the protagonist. Passers-by watch indifferently. Only one sanitation worker lends a helping hand. Later, he is retaliated by Xiao Huangmao, and the protagonist arrives in time. Then Zhuji met an acquaintance on the way home, and gave the protagonist a two-in-one helmet (I am so awesome when I am a slut guy), and then the protagonist enters the game and directly ties up an initial goddess and I am a slut guy. Then there was the Tyrant Guild that we loved to see, and then they tied up three girls directly. I am trying to make a fool of myself, ah, no, they haven't been tied up yet. Then Batian directly launched a wave of offline solo kills, and almost succeeded. Three girls arrived in time, and I choked them. Now they are directly bound. Then I lured a Sima family through these three girls, and I choked them. The "super" family, I choked them. The normal people among them are mentally ill. I didn't read it seriously after that. I killed a "hidden" family, and I killed an emperor. I killed an emperor who is not as good as a noble family. I built a seven-arrow book with a nail head (63 times of worshiping the soul, three arrows are fatal, killing in name, no escape). It's just the first time I've seen this little cat brother enter the game with the protagonist.
It's still okay, but after looking at the first few chapters, the money expands and depreciates too fast. Although the game is about invading reality, the early stage is just a normal game, so the depreciation speed is a bit too fast. One rabbit can cost tens of thousands.
The subject matter is quite good. How should I put it? It's just a bit weird and weirdly bland.
The main character dies. . . When I saw this, I didn't want to look anymore. I was killed by a gun so easily. I was speechless. Avoid pitfalls