Your Players and My Players Don’t Seem Quite the Same

See the latest, good grass. It looks good. It is very different from the traditional fourth natural disaster article. The world tree invades the world, but is treated as a copy by the indigenous people. After the pig's feet take over, it summons players to resist or even invade the world. This kind of indigenous professional team fights against players. It is quite interesting, but I am worried that the author does not have enough imagination. The pig's foot is hidden behind the scenes, and the image that appears is still that of his own pet, and his true appearance has not yet appeared. Resurrection is very fast, it seems like it only takes a few minutes, unlike those articles about the Fourth Natural Disaster that take hours and days to resurrect. This one can be said to be much better, and there are many people, so it is worth reading. The characters of the players are also distinct. The one who impressed me the most is Kanu, who talks and meows.

Fresh, delicious

For the time being, this is a book with clear logic, rich characters, and not too toxic points. You can read it. The shortcoming is that the plot transition in the first dozen chapters is a bit stiff and abrupt. It mainly focuses on a certain female supporting character suddenly dying and then running around with her body [face covering]. There are no big problems later.

Five stars A good book, a rare book about the Fourth Natural Disaster (players) versus the Fourth Natural Disaster (players from another world). As long as the number of updates increases and the quality is stable, it will be an absolute good book.

Well, it's a very good novel, with no major flaws. It can be considered a middle grade novel.

It looks pretty good, but the main character is marginalized Overall it's good but I don't know why so few people watch it

The author's subject matter is very good, he will continue to add more and keep it stable.

It opens up a new angle for players to make levels.

So far so good, the author looks at it as high-intensity surfing. I wonder if we can create a "search, attack, and withdraw" system so that the adventurers can kill each other and harvest faster. Then let the player replace the human machine, and the adventurer who has given high-level supplies will be marked red to attract the player to attack. In this way, it can not only be interesting but also greatly increase the harvest of high-end games. [Think]

Official; the protagonist is for human safety! For scientific development! Hand over your secret! Give your labor to the researcher to study slices!