This Fairy Gate All Depends on the Players

This book is overall very good. From the first chapter, I feel that if there is nothing wrong with the rest of the book, I will get a high score. The author controls the role of the protagonist. The fourth natural disaster still focuses on the role of the player.

Wow, this book is really great. Ever since I read Qidian, this game is too real, and it's rare to read novel fourth natural disaster novels now. This book is a treasure in terms of setting, writing and plot. It's a pity that the data is not good. I really recommend it to old bookworms.

I have read more than 260 chapters, and I think it is quite interesting. There are no obvious poisonous points, but the plot is a bit slow, but this is a small problem. The main thing is that everyone actually prefers to watch the players clearing up wasteland and farming, and it is a group portrait. I suggest the author reduce the length of describing Jiang Wang alone, because this kind of protagonist cultivating immortality alone is a bit cliché, and it just feels a bit boring to watch. The highlight of this novel is the collision of the players' images of cultivating immortals.

It's a bit like the starting point. This game is too real, but it has made a lot of improvements. Although it has some flaws, it can be said to be good.

I have watched more than 400 episodes. It is a very good work, but I think the role of the player is a bit small. The main thing is that once the protagonist changes his identity to Ling Jue, it feels like he is reading another novel. (I don't know what other people think, but my feeling is that there is a bit less drama for players)

The characters could be drawn more fully and vividly, they are too flat, just add a little color In addition to players, NPCs can also do some branch lines (I don't know if there will be any later) It is recommended not to have a female protagonist. If there is one, the emotional line should be weaker. The current rhythm is very good. Some plots are rather cliche, and some places are too lengthy. I can just go over them in one stroke. Put some effort into the description, don't make it too complicated, unfold the plot slowly, and don't have a grand world view, otherwise it will easily fall apart later on. The above personal opinion🌚, I find it relatively relaxing and relaxing to read. Come on, author

It's quite satisfactory, with no bad points (no vicious female supporting characters, just the supremacy of strength and contempt common to the theme of cultivating immortals), but nothing outstanding, that is, the protagonist always gets opportunities, and then there are new resources, dungeons, maps, and relatively few players. In terms of combat (a lot of adjectives, it's hard to evaluate), there are no major problems in the main line. Can watch to pass the time.

It looks good. The protagonist competes for the Holy Son from the upper world and the lower world. He has no treasures and no resources in the lower world. His constitution is Taichu Taoism. There are two lines, the protagonist's growth line and the player's line. The protagonist enters the sect to find resources, and the players use contribution points to exchange them. Both sides keep getting stronger. The protagonist's line is also good-looking. The plot is not procrastinating. The player's line also has its own growth line, from a rookie to the blood-killing evil cult. Each player is good at it. Different, they all shine in their own fields, and some players rely on real-life skills to shine in the world of immortality. There seem to be more than 100 players now. It is not the fourth natural disaster in the conventional sense. It will not summon tens of thousands or millions of people at once, but it is very detailed. It was read in a few hours and it is very interesting. I highly recommend [thinking] I will update it soon.

It's rare to find an article like "This Game is Too Real". I read the latest chapter in one go. The group portraits are well written. I hope there won't be any inexplicable emotional lines later. It seems to be several million words at the moment. I hope it won't end unfinished. Give me five points for your support.

It's okay. The protagonist's line and the player's line complement each other. In the early days, I felt that the protagonist's story line would be more written. After all, you don't rely entirely on the system to build the fairy sect. You also have to go out and look for opportunities. (I go out to improve myself and return to my house to feed the players.) Personally, I prefer to read the player line, so I skipped the player line after the 100th chapter. The pace is slow, but the story is clear and it doesn't seem to be strenuous. There will be no connection failure. I read this book because of the name. (I prefer to read multi-player portraits, and choosing names is really important). I hope that more players will appear in the future, but I still follow the author's big rhythm. Five-star praise encourages me, and I am ready to read and look forward to the later stories because I feel that the world outline is quite big (there is a shortage of similar articles and I look forward to recommending them (＾ω＾))

Nice. The main plot is that the male protagonist summons players to build a fairy gate for trial. The characters are flesh and blood, and they are all normal people. Build a sect by upgrading your profession and expertise. It's rare that there is no obscene plot. Both the protagonist's line and the player's line are well written.

The book is very good. It not only writes about the protagonist's own development, but also the development of the players. The support for the players is also in place. The protagonist is also a destiny protagonist panel. He is rational and not afraid of leapfrogging and killing enemies. It is very enjoyable to read. The author will update it quickly.

It's a good look at the two lines of cultivating immortality. The protagonist and the player cultivate together. Players mainly test the system and issue tasks. The system is more useful to players. The protagonist also relies on his talent to enter the sect and cultivate immortality. It's super exciting [laughing][laughing]

The writing is good. In the early stage of this book, most of the descriptions were about the players. In the updated version, there are also descriptions of some of the protagonists. I personally like it better. There are more descriptions of the players, but they are the protagonist after all, and the author did not spend a lot of chapters on either side and kept saying that it was still very good, and the protagonist was not very ruthless when it came to cheating, nor was he so brainless. I hope there will be more [shy]

It's very interesting. It tied the game in two days. This is my first time reading this kind of article. I don't quite understand the appropriate player base. Anyway, it seems that there are only 86 players until the tie is reached. The plot and progress are very interesting. If you are short of books, you can click in to read.

Overall very good🤓🤓🤓 The protagonist's strength is obtained through his own cultivation😙 instead of relying on the system to add points like similar novels🤔 Players also have a real experience of starting from a mortal and starting to improve step by step and start practicing😄 Although there are still few who have stepped into Qi refining after Chapter 200😅 The disadvantage is that the pace is too slow🤧but it is still far higher than the current rating of 6.7

It's very beautiful. I've watched a lot of The Fourth Natural Disaster, but I gave up halfway through. This one is particularly beautiful. The pacing is very well controlled, and the players are flesh and blood. It's very funny [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] I finished watching it in one go, please give me more updates [shy][shy]

What I wrote before is quite interesting. In the immortal version of racing, as you advance along the road, you can cook, fish, make cards, farm, and build. Cultivation of immortality can also be diversified. The second part may be too long and not as surprising as the beginning.

After reading it, it is quite good. I feel that it is very rigorous and there are no loopholes. The writing style is also good, but the malicious rating is a bit too much. It is very suitable for people who like cultivating immortals + online articles. Come on, author

It's really good, it's really good. The early progress I've seen so far is very good. I've found good food for the fourth natural disaster in Tomato! It smells like a world tree! It's just that World Tree is from Western Fantasy. I've been looking for a good book on The Fourth Natural Disaster Cultivation😆 and now I finally found it!

I originally didn't want to read it when I saw that the word count was too high and the rating was low, but I like this genre very much. I've read 60 chapters and it's quite to my taste. It's slow-paced and long-form. Then I read the low-scoring reviews and found that for me It's not a problem at all [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Anyway, there are no flashpoints for me now. The text is quite comfortable to read. For me, haha🌹🌹🌹I can pass the time for a while. I hope it won't collapse in the future. I'm still looking forward to it.

[Smile] The writing is okay. The main reason why I keep reading is that there is no vulgar language or vulgar plot in this book. The plot is also quite enjoyable. It is also fun to read when I am bored and reading. Unfortunately, the update is too slow. [Smile] [Smile] Three updates a day feel not enough. The author had better do 30 updates a day.

I like this book. It calls players to practice immortality. It revolves around the protagonist and the players work together. When I read the article, I felt it was very real. Not everything is created out of thin air by the system. The protagonist also has to go out to search for supplies to reward players and help them grow. The male protagonist himself is also practicing. The male protagonist setting is my favorite type. It is currently tied. I hope there will be more updates.

The fourth natural disaster is very different. It is very interesting. The protagonist is dedicated to developing the sect and improving his strength. There is no cp or ambiguity. The plot is interesting. There is no obscene and obscene plot of the protagonist relying on plug-ins. You can enter it with confidence. The fourth natural disaster in the plot is under the constraints of the system and will not do bad things such as burning, killing, robbing and stealing innocent people. There are not many players overall at present, but their moral standards are all passed [Note]

It's very interesting. I think the main character has too many roles, but for me, who loves the main character, I like reading novels like this. It's very interesting and interesting.

This is the latest book I have seen. There may be some flaws in the early stage, but in the middle and later stages, it gradually gets better and becomes more and more beautiful. It is really good and worth following. There is nothing serious about it. The author will update it soon.

Later on, I felt that the protagonist's scenes were better than those of The Fourth Natural Disaster, and sometimes I even forgot that the protagonist had a system to travel through time. Anyway, many of the pretentious parts were very enjoyable to watch. I almost feel like he is an ancient person, and the protagonist is a bit old-fashioned. Many plots are carried out by the sect leader himself. . Visiting the map, Gate Master upgrades many dungeons. The design of the plot feels very graphic. Gate Master nb I read some more later. The plot locations defeated by the sect master will be optimized for players to use as dungeon maps, that is, this is a two-line 1+n mode. Many of the map plots can be seen as having a well-thought-out structure, which is quite enjoyable to watch. It's a bit off topic but the owner nb

Everything else is pretty good, except for the part where the main character is playing alone, which is similar to SLG, and I was exhausted. I don't really like this type of game to begin with, and it was given a super long chapter. I skipped it because I was worried about missing settings, and it was torture () Okay rts, actually I think that part is more slg, but it's about the same. It lasted for less than a hundred chapters and the protagonist was single-playing RST. The players basically had no role in making puppets at home. In the timeline itself, most of the players had already built their foundations. As a result, the mechas they built could only build their foundations. In the end, they had to rely on self-destruction to kill the enemies. I don't know what the use of it is. A world view of cultivating immortals is engaged in programming code flow here, practicing exercises similar to navigation, wearing the same mecha whether or not it is worn, and fully automatic alchemy and talisman making. If this is a new Chinese cyberpunk world view, forget it ()

It's very interesting to watch, but the progress is a bit slow. The protagonist has more scenes than the players. I hope it can be changed. After all, it's a story about summoning players. Other than that, it has no flaws. It's very interesting to watch. If you like the slow pace, it's worth watching. I hope there won't be any emotional lines added in the future.

It's pretty good. I've been following the update for a long time, but it seems that no players are participating in the dozens of chapters of the plot. I'm no longer watching it. I'll watch it again when players are involved again. I came to watch it because of the Fourth Natural Disaster, and I didn't want to just watch the protagonist. . Let's have more roles for players. . I haven't watched it for several days. .