Battle Royale for Everyone: My Talent Turns Me into a Lone God of Slaughter

It's a little bit vicious at the beginning, but then I let it go. It's very good, it's really decisive! The copy is a bit long, I suggest it be streamlined. There are not a few female characters who are very good, and the female characters who appear are just secondary characters, not even a second. This is better than 99% of novels. Although the protagonist is an upgrade stream, he is invincible all the way. There is no emotional drama, and there is no female supporting character to drag the plot. So far, it is a pure lone wolf, and it deserves a praise! Overall, the first dungeon is perfect, at least logically and reasonable. All 1 million people are dead, and only the protagonist has passed the level, which is also in line with the strongest difficulty setting. The author's overall thinking is better than 99% of others, and the current combat power has not collapsed. It is very good. Finally, I suggest that there is no need to follow the plot in the opening chapter 2 where the Nangong family mocks and refuses to kill. Yes, even though you killed them at the end of the dungeon, today's readers still like fast-paced and exciting stories. You should try to have as few "foreshadowings" as possible that are too long in advance. Even if you want a certain villain to develop the plot and not kill them for the time being, at least explain the sentence "must kill later" in the text, so that readers will not think it is a poisonous point.

At present, looking at the protagonist Long Aotian, there are not so many troubles. G is a bit more enjoyable. Lone Wolf novels are like this. You can have friends but not a virgin. It is best not to have any friends. After all, you are a lone wolf [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

It's pretty good, as long as you don't overwhelm your combat power later on. Since you are a lone wolf, you should stay alone to the end and don't join any organization. In terms of talent, after all, you only need to pass a few dungeons to become the strongest in the world, and that organization is not of much use. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

I finished reading it in one night, and it was okay. The main reason is that the author listened to the readers' suggestions and understood what the readers wanted to see. Overall, it was good. The protagonist did not have any special interpersonal relationships, so there was nothing wrong with him being a lone wolf.

In fact, as long as you get through the previous little poisons, this book is actually okay. There is no big poison or anything, and the setting is pretty good. It's just that the numerical value expands too fast. No matter it's a cool article, you don't need to think about it that much. It's not overwhelming, and it's pretty good. Give 5 stars to support it. The score should be about 8.0 To 8.5. The low rating now should be due to too few people rating it.

I have a huge problem, I saw Chapter 81. After the first instance, where was the shelter? If it was a disposable item, why did the protagonist have to go through the trouble to upgrade it in the end? This lack of clarity is a minor drawback.

Some settings are really novel and not bad [laughs]

Overall, it's okay. I barely give it 5 stars. It has a lot of poison points, but it's still acceptable. It's mainly for being a no-brainer and having fun. If I could, I would give it a 4.5 Star [laughing]

The lone wolf is not overly powerful, but the data has completely collapsed [eating melon]

It all depends on the attributes of the equipment, and the skills are the same as not having them.