CF: I Make Kui Lean Against the Wall, and She’s Crazy About Me

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Very good, in my opinion, it's one of the more successful and well-written books in the CF genre. However, it's malicious towards pure romance because it features multiple female characters. I suggest those who prefer pure romance avoid it.

Have you considered adding a female lead, a crazy baby, or a seductress?

I can eat poison, but not poison all the time. We're not Shennong (the legendary Chinese deity). [Heavy punch][Heavy punch][Heavy punch]

Well-written, vivid content, protagonist integrated with League of Legends hero template system. It's a slow-burn, semi-invincible story; CF (Crossfire) novels are rare, and well-written ones are even rarer. Five-star recommendation.

Why worry so much about what a "feel-good" story is? As long as there's a reason for you to enjoy it, that's enough. In short, it's a very pure "feel-good" story, and the food is pretty good.

CF (Crossfire) is a part of my youth. There are very few articles about it now; many used to be quite good, but unfortunately, the copyright issues have affected them. Personally, I think skill cooldowns would be better replaced with energy or physical load. Cooldowns in games are meant to balance the player experience. There are many stories to explore in CF, like those in Counter-Strike Online, such as the doctor's time travel.

It's a pity that relatively few people read CrossFire (CF); I haven't seen many books about it so far.

I've always had this question: since the bio-zombies possess intelligence and even retain some human rationality, why don't they carry guns? This isn't a game.

Very few people can write a good book about CrossFire.