Please Don’t Doubt That I’m a Player

It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it's really super invincible, huge, huge, huge, beautiful! I highly recommend it! ! ! I have only seen the summoning type of the fourth natural disaster before, but this is the first time I have seen this kind of reverse fourth natural disaster. The background is no longer the standard interstellar development of the fourth natural disaster, but a new map. It is... A sick world with distinct classes? Maybe there will be demolition and reconstruction or world integration plots in the future? The character settings are also very interesting. There are aboriginal people with no emotions, a main god whose position is unknown, a heroine who comes from a third party, players who are trying to "clear the game", and there was a ghost invasion many years ago... The three worlds are entangled with each other. This world view is simply magnificent. I personally think that such a big world view is not easy to write, but so far there seems to be no problem, or in other words, it is still a hole dug by the author, and nothing can be seen. I am very much looking forward to how the author will arrange the identity of the ghost, and where the heroine's world will go. As for the male protagonist, as far as I know, it's not very clear at the moment. Judging from the introduction, it should be Mu? But the author also used a lot of pen and ink to describe Mori, and the lord emphasized how handsome he was when he first appeared... There is nothing to analyze, so let's take another look. As of now, there are two pairs of deputy CPs, one is Be, and the other is the players Sister Hong and Lord Wen. How should I put it... I personally feel that there is no need to think about other people's emotional lines, it is not interesting, and it has no role in advancing the plot. But if it is the author's idea or there is some effect that I have not paid attention to, just treat it as if I didn't say it. The summary is that it looks great! Love watching! Please update!

Good-looking and good-looking. The heroine is really miserable in the early stage, but she is really brave and decisive, and can give herself a restart without hesitation. Fortunately, all the hard work comes later, her brain is not so easy to use👍🏻, and Xiaotang are really easy to get along with, there is no strange emotional line that makes you fall in love from the beginning, and the temperature changes little by little. The heroine is a lustful person but she will not be a nymphomaniac all the time. It is good. Anyway, I feel comfortable with the author's writing and I don't feel disgusted. An arrogant and bad-tempered person turns into a loyal dog and an obedient one. Mo Xiaoyu, you are really good at adjusting it😋. I feel that Xiaotang will go to the real world of the heroine in the end. I am looking forward to it. The world view is quite big. I am looking forward to the follow-up development. The content is very novel and it is still worth watching. I hope the author can update 10 chapters a day. It's not enough to read. It's not enough to read at all.

I have to say that this theme is really unique to Tomato. The atypical fourth natural disaster and the occasional jokes and jokes were so good that I spent almost 6 hours and stayed up all night to finish it. However, there are still some minor flaws with this book, but they are innocuous. After all, many pitfalls have not yet been filled, and the world view can be seen to be relatively grand, which is enough to attract me to continue watching. And I really like watching Xiaoyu interact with other players, it's really fun (here, I'm going to specifically name Da Zhuang), so I'm going to start a long story. First is the plot. It looked a bit messy in the early stage, but the main plot can still be seen, and because the perspective is always on the protagonist, I gradually understood this different but inextricably linked world with Xiao Yu as the plot progressed. The most special thing is that there is no pain and almost all crispy mages can't lie. I vaguely remember that the author said in the article that the aborigines did not seem to rely on male and female reproduction to reproduce together. I really want to know more about it. (Let me mention the tower master named Bai. When I first saw him appear, I naively thought he was the male protagonist. However, he was slapped in the face in Chapter 18. At that time, I was still thinking whether this setting of strong men and weak women would be too cliche.) Back to the topic, I personally feel that the entire plot of the Tower chapter is quite comfortable. There are no inexplicable riddles or confusing people. I was also worried that the Tower chapter would not be too long (but I was just scaring myself), and the author also left a lot of foreshadowing. So far, he has not added much, which also piqued my curiosity (I mean) The second is the emotional line between the heroine Mo Xiaoyu and the hero Mo Motang. To be honest, from the moment I met the male protagonist and the moment the two of them became involved, I felt something was wrong. It's strange, I can clearly feel it but I just can't put it into words. I personally feel that the advancement of emotions is a bit too deliberate and rapid. For example, Xiaotang (hereinafter referred to as the male protagonist) was cursed and Xiaoyu (hereinafter referred to as the female protagonist) was implicated and chose to save him. During this period, the heroine went back several times to save the hero, but the hero actually retained his memory. When I saw this paragraph, I felt it was a bit awkward. Also, I feel that the relationship between these two people is progressing a little too fast. Logically speaking, the aboriginal people don't even know what love and liking are, so the relationship should be infinitely close to zero (the emotion here refers to the positive emotions generated when bonding and interacting with others, and it is not inappropriate. There is no meaning of joy, anger, sorrow or joy. To put it simply, it is probably too self-interested, and everyone is self-interested.) However, I do not accuse the author of not being good at writing emotional lines, because the entire article is almost my personal subjective conjecture, and you can treat it as nonsense if you don't understand my remarks. It's just that there's still room for improvement in the emotional line. Then there are several forces in the current worldview. What can be determined so far is that the character of Lord God definitely has a lot of connections with the world of demons, and may even be the ultimate villain. And the most revealed world view setting is the "game" world, and the world the heroine lives in should be equivalent to the parallel world of those players (? This is just a guess). The main god may be an existence from a higher plane, or even a god that exists in the "game" world. And what is his purpose in putting players into this world? Is the main god aware of and interfering with the heroine's repeated sideways jumps and retreats? Everything is unknown, and there are still many holes to fill. By the way, there is also the spiritual war three hundred years ago. This must be related to the subsequent plot, and the information the heroine gets after killing the gods will probably be continued in depth later. Finally, the author's subject matter is great, the plot is also good, and the emotional line is expected to be strengthened. Overall, the future is promising, and it might be a big hit. Give it four stars first and we'll see how things go in the future [Working on draft] [Working on draft] Come on!

No loss in investing! ! ! ! ! Regardless of the fact that the introduction is a bit confusing (it would be nice if the author could change it. I read the introduction after the update, but I feel that the introduction does not reflect how good this book is at all). The content is very eye-catching and the setting is very novel. Human beings have been thrown into another world by high-dimensional consciousness in the name of a game. Human players who can be constantly resurrected have become the fourth natural disaster that has descended on this world. Players think they are playing a holographic synaesthesia game and need to fight monsters to upgrade. The aborigines in another world feel that they have been invaded by ghosts and must fight to the death. After the heroine was forced to join the player camp as a third party, she began to shine. I like this kind of intelligent heroine [Sending my heart] I didn't notice that the work was classified as romance at first, so I read it as if I didn't have any CP. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I discovered that there is a male protagonist, but the male protagonist's character is also good. I haven't read a romance novel in a long time. It's great! Love watching! More updates!

(I just finished the first volume and will give my review. I will give my second review after I finish the second volume.) Deduction of one star because of the poisonous point. First of all, during the more than ten years that the heroine spent in real life, it is impossible for the heroine to just worry her parents about staying in the game world for so long. In real life, her parents are so anxious to send her to the hospital, so it is impossible for her not to make any statement. Generally speaking, it's okay. The writing style is not as immature as that of a novice, and the subject matter is also very novel. It might be better if it can solve the time flow between real events and the game world. Finally, who is Cp o(╥╥)o

The writing style is relatively ordinary and can be picked up by those with low requirements. The content is quite good and it builds one's own world view, which is relatively novel. The protagonist is a very ordinary person (not aloof, just cry when you need to). I don't know how to grow after leaving the early stage. It's a bit boring and I skipped some parts. The character is a bit one-sided, but the important characters are shaped so that I can [think] about the future, but not necessarily this book. After all, the first book basically has no or very little.

This book really gave me a big surprise (//∇//) Watching the heroine become stronger step by step gives me a sense of accomplishment. This is a new world view. The residents here have no emotions and do not understand what love is. They are cruel and cold-blooded and have no sense of pain. Human beings came to this world through holographic games, but because of the players' immortality, the original residents were encircled and suppressed, and they were given a new name - ghosts The heroine is a mortal body. Unlike the players, she does not have a game panel and cannot block her own pain. Under the repeated deaths, he went from being at a loss at first to becoming brave and decisive later. In another world, the original residents rescued by the heroine seem to have gradually developed human emotions... Finally, I am left with a question, how to prove that you have read this book? My answer: The ultimate secret - anal sex

It's good to read, and the characters in it are all good. It's not easy to read a copy of The Fourth Natural Disaster. We haven't seen the "natural disaster" attributes of players yet, and there are too many jokes and honest development. It may also be due to the special nature of the game itself that blocks resurrection points. In fact, I hope that the heroine can improve her strength as soon as possible. At present, the heroine of the plot has to live broadcast as an investor. It feels like the heroine's income is not very big. What's more, this is not a must for the heroine. If you don't want to go, just refuse. I feel that improving the strength is more important than anything else for the heroine. If the heroine wants to experience live broadcasting and wants to take the live broadcast route, just pretend that I didn't say anything. I hope that the heroine will develop her own strength as a boss and a behind-the-scenes operator.

It looks good, the front is a little messy, but the back is okay. Is the male protagonist Xiaotang? I'm a little afraid of standing in the wrong place... Summary: It's very good-looking. Since I can't give it 4 and a half stars, I'll give it 5 stars.

It's a good-looking online game. It's the fourth natural disaster plus a rewind. The fusion is very novel, so is the male protagonist Mo? In fact, I am very optimistic about Sen. I feel that Sen gives me a better feeling than Mo. In the early stage, Mo was crazy and killed the heroine directly or indirectly in several cutscenes. In fact, it gave me a bad feeling. Later, because the heroine saved him, he changed a lot as a person. Later, his plot and character are bland, and there is no such "tsundere" flavor. In fact, it is quite interesting to see the heroine reincarnate and save him many times, but Sen gave me the feeling that he is the best to the heroine. Although he treats her well because of a misunderstanding, this is really good. It's good enough and has no bottom line. He is worried about the heroine's safety. Even if he knows that the heroine's blood is special, he doesn't do anything to her. Instead, he is worried about her (compared to the one about reincarnation, Mo wants to suck the heroine dry and become a domain master). He has helped her cover up the situation several times, and he has great power and strength. , Can truly protect the heroine. If a superior person like Mori has feelings for the heroine, he will really get out of hand. Even if he knows the truth, he will make a mistake. After all, in his eyes, the heroine was "born" because of him, and the two of them are one and the same. And there is a chapter in which two people share the same bed. It's really a no-brainer. Mori, who doesn't understand emotions, is really just a fisherman. Although it feels like Mori is assuming the perspective of his old father, does he know what love is? He will get angry when he sees the heroine and Mo Min together, and he will be happy when they quarrel. Why doesn't the heroine get angry when she gets together with someone else? Is it because it feels weird for two people to be together? Although Mori doesn't understand what love is, he will feel angry subconsciously, and he wants to kill Mo several times. Isn't it because of jealousy? How does it feel when the heroine wants to commit suicide because of Mo? Why does she compromise step by step? Is the old father so possessive? I haven't seen the latest chapter. The above is just my personal opinion.