Online Game: Don't Call Me a Meat Shield, Call Me a Heavy Cavalry Bruiser

It's really good-looking. I originally thought it was just a traditional online game, but the actual content made my eyes shine. Although they are in a virtual world, the bravery and determination of the protagonist group when facing desperate situations are really touching, especially when they are killed by the Grand Guild, even though there are thousands of troops, they are still there. Later, I was forced to kill and dropped to level 0. I felt a little desperate, but the protagonist was still full of perseverance and ambition. In addition, the rich activity modes, unique main storyline, and diverse PVP gameplay also make people indulge in it. Here I saw the iron blood and responsibility of the Ruifeng Regiment, felt the grand battle epic and full sense of oppression of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and also appreciated the top-notch battle of wits between guilds and the perfect personal operation. In addition, the author is different from many tomato essays in that at least he really brings the characters to life and writes them in a three-dimensional way. Makino would always stay by the bedside for his sick sister, even though he had just been blasted to level 0 and had nothing. Xiuxiu is at the bottom of the family, and her feelings for her old house and her yearning to escape from a miserable life eventually become a test of human nature, which is sad. While the author tightly grasps the rhythm of the online game, he uses less space to outline the characteristics of the protagonist group in a relaxed and realistic way. Although I guess many people may not like the subsequent martial arts competition, it will take at least five to six hundred chapters. The reason why I write so much is definitely not for being a fake. This reader is also an old bastard. When he sees interesting new books, he adds them to his bookshelf and stops reading them after reading a few chapters. I had been reading this book for more than a year before I realized it had five or six hundred chapters. I fell in love with it and finished reading it in three days. If I want to be more toxic, I don't want to watch Sui Feng Cry, I want a happy ending. Even if monogamy is the norm in modern times, I think it's not impossible to be a lover. Oh, by the way, this book has an emotional line but it's very light and it's in the later stages. Please feel free to read it [please update] [top post] [note] This is the longest book I have read in recent years, no kidding

It's a very traditional online game novel. It's not particularly exciting, but the logic is smooth. The hidden professions of the demigods are not directly given to the explosive and invincible Goldfinger. Leveling up and fighting monsters. The plot and story are also okay. I listened to the book while I was working today. I listened to about 30 chapters and I felt pretty good. I don't know why the score is so low. Damn, I actually listened to it for 5 hours [face covering] before reaching chapter 35. The speaking speed is too slow.

It is a serious and well-written book that does not brag or criticize. It is a conscientious work on the Internet subject. It has no shortcomings except that the author is short and has no other flaws. It is quite witty and humorous! Worth reading and collecting!

The old taste of traditional online games is worth watching. I hope it's not Eunuch.

Female protagonist ranking T0: Zhou Mengchen is a professional player, a good wife, and has both strength and network management skills. Zhou Mengchen is the hero and the entire rear. Needless to say, great. T0: Sui Feng, a lone wolf, a tsundere, guides the protagonist when he is at a low point. Compared with Zhou and Qin, there is a little less ink. However, Sui Feng has no need for profit to help the male protagonist with his problems. His comprehensiveness is not as comprehensive as Zhou's. Emotionally, he is more pure than Zhou. T1: Qin Jinyu, a virtuous wife and guide. Although it is an all-around hidden profession, it loses its advantages as you go to the back. Compared with the two leading heroines in front of it, it is a bit inferior. Let you choose one, who should you choose? Don't say that [covering your face] is the only option. I chose Sui Feng. The character of Sui Feng is really well created. From being overtaken by the protagonist on the level list and refusing to admit defeat, to encountering her doing various weird tasks occasionally, she is a powerful but a bit arrogant, realistic and cool girl. Now I see that she has come from the main force to help the protagonist level up from 0 (this is a huge plus). It can be seen that joining the team is for the protagonist. Personally, I think the plot of this book where the main character is killed to level 0 is a very gripping point for me. If I follow the previous progress of level 70 and then go through two stages of invincibility, I might be tired of it. Sometimes, you just need this kind of ups and downs to activate the reader's interest. In addition, I think there are two shortcomings. The first is the description of the heroine. There are slightly less descriptions of several key women. Emotionally, I feel that writing more about the ambiguous atmosphere can also allow readers to get out of the fatigue of constantly upgrading and fighting monsters, and find a place where people can relax. Especially the role of Sui Feng, I feel that I wanted to write about it before. Otherwise, why would I write so many times about encountering her doing strange little tasks, eating offline and doing tasks together? I can definitely add more content to her. In this way, it will be more fun to train the protagonist later and join the team. The second is that the feedback is less satisfying. In the pre-70s stage, the attention and admiration received from the game, in reality, and player forums can be written more. After all, the male protagonist is from a small team, and he has been fighting against the big guilds along the way. There are so many key nodes, right? Both camps are ranked first in large-scale tasks, various first announcements in the whole server, and high-burning PVP is played less and more. I think the setting of the male protagonist is quite attractive to ordinary players, and it can be written a little crazy. And with such intensity, there are obviously many sources of income, but the income is very meager. It is basically used to cover the girl's medical expenses. It feels a bit deliberately suppressing the protagonist (deliberately suffering).

It is a classic online game novel. There is nothing sinister about it so far, and the plot and rhythm are quite good. Hahaha

Ye Shen's trilogy can be regarded as opening up an era of online games. Although this book is not as good as Ye Shen's trilogy, each has its own merits.

The first novel I came into contact with was a traditional online game novel. I cannot say how good this book is. The writing style is not bad, and the writing is not too bad. It is above average, but it gave me a feeling and allowed me to find the fun and interest that I had when I first started reading novels. After so many years of reading novels, I found the taste of when I first started reading novels. It is still worth recommending.

It's a traditional online game, but the plot is reasonable, there's nothing sinister about it, and it's very interesting, but the word count is a little short.

I feel like there aren't many traditional online game articles anymore, it's quite interesting. It was okay at first, but I just started to lose motivation.