After Luffy's sudden death, he accidentally traveled to a Qin planet that was almost the same as Earth but full of endless dangers.
However, Qin Xing encountered the arrival of unknown terrifying and strange monsters. Endless cracks continued to appear all over the world, and each crack contained a strange monster.
If the monsters in the crack cannot be contained or eliminated, the strange monsters inside will rush out, threatening the safety of the entire Qin Xing.
Luffy fish has awakened the strange containment system and can summon the fourth natural disaster to fight with the players against the strange monsters in the cracks.
Reader comments
I summon the fourth natural disaster to contain the weird!
Written by Yibo Haqie
The fourth day of the disaster solves the strange invasion. I personally like this kind of theme.
As for the plot, the narrative is smooth and the content is quite rich. Well, pretty good.
It is understandable that players tease each other too much, but apart from the word count, the promotion of the plot is basically a side effect.
The relationship between the protagonist and the system is still the same, but does the protagonist take the system's help for granted?
The system is not your parents yet, and I am not that familiar with them. It is still the same sentence. I can understand it, and I also know that the protagonist may not be that kind of person, but he seems unhappy.
Moreover, at this strange moment, the protagonist can immediately joke, "The player doesn't care about life, don't you care about it too?" The sense of immersion is reduced.
In short, the weird copy is very good and has a personal flavor, which I like very much.
It's just that the portrayal of the protagonist is a little light, which reduced my sense of immersion.
About four stars.
I summon the fourth natural disaster to contain the weird! Written by Yibo Haqie The fourth day of the disaster solves the strange invasion. I personally like this kind of theme. As for the plot, the narrative is smooth and the content is quite rich. Well, pretty good. It is understandable that players tease each other too much, but apart from the word count, the promotion of the plot is basically a side effect. The relationship between the protagonist and the system is still the same, but does the protagonist take the system's help for granted? The system is not your parents yet, and I am not that familiar with them. It is still the same sentence. I can understand it, and I also know that the protagonist may not be that kind of person, but he seems unhappy. Moreover, at this strange moment, the protagonist can immediately joke, "The player doesn't care about life, don't you care about it too?" The sense of immersion is reduced. In short, the weird copy is very good and has a personal flavor, which I like very much. It's just that the portrayal of the protagonist is a little light, which reduced my sense of immersion. About four stars.