Game Descends: I'm the Only One in the World Who Can Play

I think it's good to read. In fact, some highly rated books have accurate data and no typos. The stories are actually quite bland. I've seen a lot of people saying it's a little bit poisonous. But reading this book makes me feel very attractive. I think the storyline is quite good. Compared with many books that are just for fun and fun, I think the plot of this book is more interesting. Yeah, and I like the little humor from time to time, which makes people smile, and the flaws are not concealed. It's good-looking and I like it.

Beautiful, love watching. Skill creation is based on understanding of the game and is very immersive. I guess the author is the author of some game. He often plays with novices and talks about skills every day. The writing is very realistic and empathetic towards the powerlessness of novices.

It is recommended that the protagonist be loaded with the ability to see the limit value of the skill, so that it is reasonable to create skills. If the limit value is successful, others cannot see the limit value. If it exceeds the limit value, it will not succeed. If it does not exceed it, it will not reach the heaven level. Isn't that much more reasonable? The pitfall of buying attributes is still there. It takes 1,000 experience points to upgrade from level 3 to level 4, but 1,000 experience points equals 1,000 nuclear power. 1,000 Core power can buy 200 attribute points. Upgrading from level 4 to level 5 requires 10,000 experience points. So my friends tell me that you are a normal person, how do you choose? The protagonist chooses to upgrade, because there are five attribute points for upgrading to a level. The sky-level skills do not add attribute bonuses, maybe because of this. It depends on your own taste. I can only say that upgrading to develop your own skills is right, but that is what you should do in the later stage. After upgrading to a level, you will be done with mindlessly stacking attributes in the early stage. Oh. Right. At the beginning, it is said that nuclear power can still be bought and sold. The author has no restrictions on the upper limit of some attributes, so the protagonist's first skill can increase the amount of mana infinitely, and others will pile up attributes without thinking. The villain of the Chen family at the beginning is right. You will find that you also look down on the protagonist's IQ. My daughter is really afraid of being fooled by playing with such a person [laughing]

It's really great to watch. I feed the rake not long after the beginning, and the three chapters of the real world are completed. The logic of handling things is unclear, but the five stars really revolve around the theme of Our Lady and do not deviate from it. Looking directly at the table of contents, there are more than two hundred chapters, and the Chen family is still there.

The story setting of the book is very novel. The protagonist is not the invincible data skill of traditional game novels, nor the feeling of brutal growth after turning on cheats, but the sense of accomplishment of starting from a completely unfamiliar game and being able to guess the settings every time. The structure of the entire story is very large, and the content is very mixed. Exploring and growing up in a paradoxical way of facing the unknown can allow people to experience and recall the tension and fun of "opening up wasteland" in the game. One of the highlights is the design and description of BOOS battles. The protagonist relies on his understanding and experience of the "game" to reveal the strange and fierce battles. This writing method is more action-packed than crude stacking of attribute skills. The story structure in the book is compact, the plot is coherent, and the humor is just right. Occasionally there are setting issues that can be adjusted in time in the text. Although there are some common stiffness and imprecise logic in the plot advancement and transitions, it does not seriously affect the reading experience. Overall, the flaws are not concealed, and it is still a work worth reading.

Chun Shuang's writing is pretty good, right? @Miss burst into wealth. Let's take a closer look at the skill ideas provided by readers. It'll be as cool as it gets, as long as you don't clear the screen with one click. Anyway, it's number one in the combat power list, don't you think? @Miss burst into wealth [shy][shy][shy]

Good looking, love to read, more updates! ! I don't think there's any big poisonous point. Although I felt a little frustrated when the college entrance examination was replaced in District 18 at first, it got better later on. It was a foreshadowing for the follow-up, so that the reversal would be more exciting. The core behavioral logic of the protagonist is "use The known game logic solves the skill bottleneck in this world - not relying on force to crush it, but relying on poor cognition to make skills new and practical. No, force is also super strong! Anyway, overall, I saw the latest update, and I still want to read it, which means it is a good article~

I think it is more interesting than most online game novels. How to skillfully break through levels and clear the dungeon is written in great detail, rather than simply defeating monsters and upgrading. I don't know why the score is so low. It's not as good-looking as using a gold finger to increase the value crazily.

After two days of reading, I came across Chapter 267. It has a very old-fashioned flavor, very similar to the novels written ten years ago. It has a feeling of being a middle school student and passionate, and has a strong sense of faith. There used to be a lot of such novels, but now I finally found one. The writing is good, the character of the protagonist is also very good, and the storyline is good. I have slightly skipped two dungeons with long plots, one in a dungeon and one on Guangming Island. There are many bugs, but I don't look at the values ​​too much, which does not affect my perception. There are not many descriptions of breasts, butts and thighs. It looks very fresh. Five-star praise. I hope the author will update more. I wish the score will reach nine points.

It's so beautiful, and my imagination is endless! I highly recommend reading it, I watched it… … You will regret it