Bound to an Arms Company from the Start, but I’m an NPC

It's a pretty good new book. The protagonist has a normal mind (especially the latest chapters, the negotiation chapters). The protagonist is the core of the entire force, and he doesn't put his life in anyone's hands. As long as there are no poisonous points, it is a high-quality book (I hope that the summoned female characters will not turn into social butterflies and use women to consolidate their status). However, any female reader will feel uncomfortable. Otherwise, if it is too poisonous, it is better to change the rating and abandon the book. Are the insect swarms here mythologized? [Face covering]. Even if there are a few remaining cells, they can instantly explode and re-emerge. They can also easily integrate with robots to corrode robots. Whether it is Warhammer 40K or StarCraft, they are all star bugs in the universe, and the insect swarm is not so outrageous. You are still fighting on the surface of the planet, and the Zerg have become so outrageous and perverted [laughing and crying]

The ruthlessness, efficiency and professionalism revealed in the text are astonishing. The upgrade of the troops makes the players feel so happy. With the detailed text description, it is like being immersed in the game and looking forward to the cooler follow-up. Well, the turning point of World War II was to fight bugs. I liked the development in the early part of the book, the battle of wits and courage with others, but in the end, there was a fight against bugs. Before, it was just a little bit of credits, but hundreds of thousands or millions would be very impressive. Now, just hitting bugs can cost you a lot. There are hundreds of millions of inexplicable things, including fire and cannons, and there is no sense of satisfaction at all. I can only say that the early part of this book attracted me. I like the cyberpunk-like world view very much, but I am really not interested in or extremely tired of fighting bugs later on.

It's okay, but you have to avoid giving away female poison spots! ! ! !

Was the game written to introduce clone resurrection technology through the player? But why do players play at high intensity and for a long time? If the game cannot physically reflect reality, it will not be able to attract a large number of players to play online at high intensity and for a long time. If this is just a game, then the protagonist is just a piece of code written randomly, and the entire plot is nothing more than a moon in the water. Moreover, the protagonist currently only has more than 200 robots, and the maintenance fees are too high. The protagonist must have his own city after all, and the maintenance fees for a series of robots such as security machines cannot be so high. Moreover, the cornerstone of chaos is stable operation. When the accumulation of stable operation is exhausted, the chaos at that time will only be destroyed. Suddenly I remembered that the author said that someone said to avoid giving away girls. In fact, just don't write about girls. If there is a girl who plays an important role for the protagonist, she must be one with the protagonist. To put it bluntly, I came to see the protagonist. This role is not the protagonist's, so why does it look like that? Players have a very strange attitude towards this game. They will sign confidentiality agreements in reality because of NPC confidentiality requirements, as if the game is the player's only means of survival or obtaining supplies.

I've read half of it and haven't finished it yet, but I'm curious to ask. The black market price of Rusty Savior is 3,000 a piece. Why can the protagonist sell it for 10,000? Is it true that the player base has the ability to spend more than 100,000 credits, but they don't have the ability to access the black market? I'll take a look again

This author is so diligent. He once updated 9 chapters a day. Wow, it was so satisfying. I feel that if the author keeps at least 3 chapters a day, there must be many readers, not to mention that he updated five chapters today. I love you (ꈍЗꈍ) mua╭ Come on!

Very good author, cheers [blowing kiss]

Looks good, nothing poisonous

Awesome, awesome, awesome

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