Blue Star Is About to Be Destroyed. What the Hell Is Your Revolver Killing Gods?

One world declares war on another world, with the declared world as the battlefield. People in the declared world randomly appear on the battlefield. Killings will give you a fixed number of points and points. Killing points will be increased in the dungeon. Those with 0 world points will lose. How to reduce world points if they are not written in the first 20 chapters?

Quite pretty, Chen Jun: I don't know, "I thought it was a Hafk soldier", "Let's talk about it with my bullets", "We are all trying our best to live" [laughter] [laughter] [laughter]

This book has potential. It can grab readers right from the beginning. The settings about world confrontation, world parliament and real-life dungeons are very interesting. In addition, the settings of various guilds of scavengers are also very interesting. The female character who partners with the protagonist is neither weak nor cowardly nor weak, and is tough enough to cooperate with the protagonist. I am looking forward to the exploration of these exclusive weapons. The protagonist's personal wisdom, strategy and decisiveness in killing are also outstanding. The speed is very fast, the exciting points come one after another, the climax is progressive, no nonsense, killing is never nonsense, especially in the siege battle stage, there is no moral kidnapping, this kind of word-count content is just dry. Enough to kill decisively, as can be seen from the point of abandoning the monkey, there is no unnecessary Holy Mother Heart The protagonist has a strong plan at every level and constantly adjusts his tactics. It's so exciting. No one around the protagonist is holding him back.

It feels a bit like my turret with a range of 100,000 light years, but it's not bad.

Cool! Very cool, a perfect fusion of the power of rules and guns. The pace is too tight. He obviously has the power to kill, but he reveals despair at every turn. The protagonist is the hope in a desperate situation.

It's still very good, a world war type, but the title could actually be changed, adding a world war or world fusion or something. Slightly flawed, not toxic, and written with intelligence. It's a semi-refreshing story. The overall world situation is against the wind, but the protagonist has a favorable wind. The pressure is sufficient, and the protagonist is growing up quite quickly. I think it's quite enjoyable after reading it. As for the kind of pure and refreshing novels, I suggest you go to the academy or power awakening type. The world war type is actually not purely refreshing.

It's very well written, but it's just not enough to read. Please give me more.

It's pretty good, I recommend watching it.

It looks good, doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, and is a real instant kill.

It's really well written, and it's my own style, which is pretty good.

The plot is compact and smooth and can be watched in one sitting, which is good

The setting is very high-end, but the gameplay is not exciting enough. But there's nothing poisonous about it.

Beautiful! Really beautiful! This book is so suitable for me! Come on, author!

I feel pretty good

Good looking, come on author

Full marks Is the author a veteran?

Overall good

Not bad, decisive in killing

Well, tomatoes are above average

Beautiful, no need to say more

This book is so exciting

Yes, certified by Padofelis

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Come on, goodbye and good luck

[Sending Hearts] Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

I get it, the protagonist is McCree

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good

The flowers in the greenhouse will bloom beautifully, but the trees in the greenhouse will not grow big. "

It feels okay. I found a needle in a haystack that I can see at the moment.

Needless to say, five stars. The subject matter is novel, the protagonist is not brainless, and the logic is quite rigorous. On tomatoes it's like gold from shit