A Game for Everyone: My Talent Is Luck

As it gets better, it starts to become attractive. Although the previous protagonists are also very capable, their expressiveness is average, because it cannot be said that there are no similar cheats, but not too many. But the plot starting from the protagonist's condensation of emotions really makes people start to sincerely urge for more chapters! The author has written something new. Come on, author, I wish you write better and better! @ Seven Strings Moon Emperor The latest chapter, can't stop! ! ! Marde, I checked and it only scored 6.5. Is it a 9? It's definitely a work with a score of 9 or above.

Alas, I always like novels of this style. It's a bit invincible, but it also has the feeling of being a witness to civilization. And then there's the grandeur of the worldview. It looks very comfortable and refreshing.

Chapter 132 Chunchun cheating brother, you can pick up treasures wherever you go Just from the permission administrator (not blocked) in Operation Delta (I made it up myself), no matter which container you touch, you can touch at least four reds, nine boxes, and hearts and tears often appear. It's fun for me to play it, and it's fun for others to watch it, but I can only watch it for a few hours, and then I feel bored. Well, that's it. No problem but nothing to see, let's go Mark it, otherwise one day I will come back and it will look very strange, because I didn't find any poisonous points, and then after watching it for a long time, I realized that the problem was boredom.

A score of 7 is still a bit low. At least works with a score of 8 or above, especially those after promotion, are very good in terms of plot setting, background setting or character creation. You can see the growth of the author

If you see the protagonist advancing, you will be hurt here! 😂😂😂

Regarding lucky talent, it is more like operating destiny. It is not individual luck, but civilization luck. There are typos in some places, which does not affect reading. It is just that there is a problem in some places involving the conversion of different time units. In a word, it is so refreshing to use so many brains.

It's well written, the plot is detailed and engaging. Come on

Sister, although the author's setting feels a bit different, there seems to be no big problem elsewhere. The protagonist is really the father of luck, and the upgrade is okay. China sublimated, nuclear bombs wiped out the land, and countries in the Pacific that were living a good life were wiped out by nuclear bombs.

There are a lot of flaws in the front, but it looks better and better as you look at the back. It will look better if you keep reading patiently. It's a bit strange why the score is so low. I can't sleep at night.

Good news, but the story about the younger sister seems unnecessary. It doesn't affect the reading at all. What else is there? Forgot it, I'll think of reviewing it later