Killing Game: Betting My Way to a Fated Destiny

First time commenting. This book is so well written, I don't know why its popularity is so low. The protagonist has brains and is a bit like Long Aotian, but he doesn't exist every second. The supporting characters are also written in a very three-dimensional way, with flesh and blood, and the rhythm is moderate. There is no contrast between being a novice on the first day and killing everything instantly on the third day. Praising the plot, whether the dungeons may be connected or the NPCs may have independent consciousness, is a good starting point. I hope the author can give a perfect explanation later and never leave it unfinished. Finally, come on, author, take good care of you!

Except for a small transition plot in the early stage, everything else is pretty good, and it was explained in just a few words. I feel it has potential. Please support it. The back is just so-so, it's a pity that the settings

Oh my god... It's beautiful, interesting, and the plot is not mind-numbing but very engaging. The characters are also well developed ~ it's the kind of book you can read with your brain The protagonist is neither mentally retarded nor incomprehensible. Girls who mistakenly watch male videos can also watch it.

Let me re-review (minor spoilers) and try to give a comprehensive explanation, because my memory is not very good. I can't remember much about it and it has been several months. But when I wrote this review, I went back and took a look. To be honest, it was quite confusing. The writing was not very good at the beginning. If I hadn't gone back and read it, I would have forgotten that the protagonist has a friend, even though this friend is not real. But I still spent a lot of words describing it, and then there was no news about him after he died (not). It can be said that he was the protagonist's growth copy for a long time, and there was very little information about those organizations. After that, the major organizations in this world were explicitly mentioned, but there was still no news about the protagonist until the second level was assassinated into the punishment game, and the plot ended like this. But what really shines is the description of each dungeon and the characters. The writing is very exciting. The wire obtained in the first dungeon will still be of great use later on. There are not too many surviving teammates, they all have identities, but this is not a good thing. There is less expectation to gradually unveil the veil of the mysterious organization. Then there is the problem of female protagonists that many people in the comments mentioned. I see that there is no such thing at all. Some are just friends, and the protagonist in another world has no intention of contacting her. I can definitely rest assured that there is no female protagonist. There is also talk about the changes in the protagonist's personality. This may be something that happens in the first few chapters, but not later. Then, microblading. I would like to add to the review that this book should open low and go high (because I read what other reviews said and forgot some details outside). The latter part is still very exciting and I highly recommend it. The author has dug a lot of holes and remember to fill them in. The second review, I deleted the inexplicable words I said before (this is also quite inexplicable). Now I have caught up to the latest, the world view is still exported, there are no new loopholes in the overall logic due to new things, but there is one thing that feels loose. It is the level system, in the front The apprentices and walkers (large system) still have normal strength, and when they reach Immortality, they will have the strength of the world (it seems that it is not clearly stated as the strength of Immortal, but it is almost the same). It does not mean that the combat power has collapsed, but the strength has not been expressed clearly (new: There is a huge difference between Immortality and Walker, and the system does not play a big role. It's more practical to look at the level, level! ), But it's quite reasonable that there is no news in this world. As for the heroine, I actually hope that there is, because since I have already written about the girl who likes the protagonist, let's make it happen. This is very well written, and I don't object to it very much, but I feel that the author will not write the emotional drama very well. , I think it can be included but not too many scenes. There are still too few chapters, and I still don't understand enough, and some holes have not been filled in. What I am more concerned about is the meeting of people from the school club in the protagonist's original world in this world, which I have been looking forward to for a long time. (New: It already exists and it is unexpected, so I won't spoil it.) New: Let me add something more about the emotional drama. It is certain that the protagonist will not fall in love at the moment. Although it is said that there is someone he likes in the real world, but he can go back to it. There will not be excessive descriptions in the real world and he will not describe her. The author will not write too much about the appearance of the girl. The writing is very refreshing.

After reading Chapter 8, it suddenly became clear that the character of the protagonist is tenable. Because he has basically never suffered any unexpected setbacks in the past. The price of good luck is that he will not be frustrated, disappointed, or failed. Most things can be smoothed out with strong luck, so he has a kind heart and self-esteem that is far stronger than ordinary people. Just like some second-generation people I have seen who are well protected by their families, they are kind and not evil-minded, but they are difficult to get along with, because once you do something that does not suit their liking, they will express their disgust without concealment. After all, for them, they have many "friends" that cannot be beaten away, so there is no need to adjust, compromise and endure. It's just that I don't like this kind of person, so I don't like the protagonist, so I withdrew the five-star politeness.

It's quite good-looking, the logic is online, and the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are all outstanding. It's just @Strive to Become a Rice Chong. Is there a female protagonist? I didn't dare to watch it until halfway through. The plot seems to have been hinting that the protagonist in the real world has someone he likes [Petrochemical][Petrochemical]

Very good work, but few people see it I saved more than 40 pictures in one go. I enjoyed reading them, but when I saw very few people sending gifts, I felt really worried for the author. Such a wonderful work, I hope more people will discover and see it [crying]

I've seen the latest one, and the reviewers have some suggestions, just don't brush around too much, and don't treat the protagonist differently because of the presence of a girl, or like the protagonist. If you want to write about love, then write it well and don't create a heartthrob. Everyone is the protagonist of their own life. I think An Sheng's description is very cute. But if the protagonist doesn't like someone, just reject it clearly. It's clear that there is someone you like in reality, so you don't have to speak pornographically about other girls (that is, there are color comments). Since the protagonist is described as a good person with a strong sense of justice, loyalty and a bottom line, please don't make fun of women when it comes to the issue. If it is a non-CP, then please don't write a love line. Anyway, this article feels like what is said in the comment area. Because you are a woman, you can be forgiven for making mistakes, but if you are a man, you must die. I hope that the bottom line of the protagonist is that everyone is treated equally. Hefeng was killed by the protagonist (indirectly, it must be killed anyway), but Qiaoxin should be the fortune teller. At first, he stole the protagonist's money to frame the protagonist, and then found someone to cheat the protagonist. Finally, they worked together to complete the game, and then dumped the fortune teller to the protagonist, and then the protagonist "lost" his "family". This behavior is considered an indirect culprit, right? I hope that the protagonist will take revenge after knowing the truth about taking the blame, and not be soft-hearted. Finally, I would like to encourage the author. The plot of the story is very exciting. I hope to pay attention to the character portrayal of the protagonist. I am not opposed to kindness, but I hope there is a choice and limited kindness. Don't brush aside! Don't brush against boundaries! Don't brush against boundaries!

The supporting characters have IQs, and the minor supporting characters who transition the plot are not stupid, and can even be said to be smart. They have distinct personalities and some characters will leave an impression. The plot is quite exciting, with a lot of foreshadowing. The design of the level environment is not very rich, but at least the basic information is online. It will not end without writing anything in a dungeon. It will change according to the behavior of the character. You can know that it is in the dungeon. The male protagonist has a good character. Compared with white and black, he is closer to gray. He will be moved by the kindness of people, and he will be decisive in the face of black. He has a smart mind, one part sensibility and nine parts rationality. He has a lot of psychological activities, but after all, he is not old, so it is acceptable. There is nothing wrong with the supporting characters, the plot, and the protagonist. The setting (basic) is that sinners go to hell to gain professional abilities based on the cause of death, and then break through. They cannot be resurrected, but they will die if they fail to break through. (Advanced) There are also good people who seem to enter hell through other means, but the purpose has not yet been seen. Good and bad have corresponding professions, such as gamblers and actuaries. The male protagonist was tricked into hell because of his excessive good luck, and he has a golden finger (a small universe of high-quality energy or potential) in his body. I can't say how wonderful the world view is. This novel can at least explain the plot clearly in its own world view. To me, it's pretty good. The small problem is that it is a bit specific to the gambler profession. The effects of props and spiritual objects are not bad. Assassins can use equipment to increase defense, mages can restore mana. Gamblers can not only increase luck, but it is not too much to have guaranteed equipment and props after a few times. However, I am currently looking at one-fifth of it. If there is anything later, I will ignore it. If not, the gambler is a bit too much, but it is not a big problem. I am just complaining. Generally speaking, the protagonist, supporting characters, and plot are all okay and you can watch it. I saw the latest chapter, and there are gambler's props. Although the protagonist may not choose them, they do exist, so it's not a minor problem. The plot is exciting and contains a lot of information, but it is expressed very clearly. Many professions and organizations are written clearly without any confusion. The protagonist has a big secret, related to good luck. His father seems to have made a lot of efforts for him, but failed. There are a lot of foreshadowings showing that the male protagonist is being stared at, so I'm quite looking forward to it.

It's good to watch. The first part about saving people may be a little bit toxic for some people, but the back part is much better. There are girls who like the male protagonist, and the male protagonist also likes someone, but I'm not sure who the female protagonist is. Also, the male protagonist's girlfriend is his 6-year-old self, which is quite likable.