Outrageous! You're a Boxer, Do You Only Use Long-Range Skills?

Shuang Wen, the world view is the world view of the carriage, all digitized, with 0 to 4044 carriages. Each carriage is equivalent to a city and can accommodate 5 million people. When the number of people is full, a new carriage will be added to the end carriage and the more people will be moved to that carriage. Then the carriage is an integer and is a leading big brother carriage. For example, carriages from 4000 to 4999, 3000 to 3999, 2000 to 2999, among which carriages 4000, 3000 and 2000 are the leading carriages. Then, in my opinion, the character of the protagonist is a person with a flexible moral bottom line. He is timid when he should be timid, and arrogant when he should be arrogant. The setting is quite interesting, and the plot is quite abstract and crazy. It feels quite fun. After reading the first few chapters, you will know what kind of world view it is. The main character, King Bobo, is also very powerful. The more I look at it, the more I feel that it has some minor flaws, but for me, it's okay. It doesn't affect my reading and I can accept it. After all, it doesn't have that big of a disadvantage.

It's very good. I've read six chapters. There's nothing sinister about it. The setting is also very interesting. Chapter 25: I helped someone sell something for no apparent reason, and then found out that it might be a fake. I chased him and almost got beaten [Like] [Like] [Like], a bit poisonous

It's a fun read. The plot at the beginning is a bit abstract, but the characters are not stereotyped and have brains. The plot is relatively innovative, and the pace is smooth and cerebral. It's no problem to get a 9 points on Tomato. Chapter 48 has exposed many Crimson King readers who haven't read the setting. It's so funny.

The character design of the protagonist is great, and the veteran will not suffer any loss. Disadvantages, slightly suppressing combat power, first of all, money, 1 equipment that can refresh the cooldown and can be used without any level restrictions. The sale of this thing depends entirely on the buyer. Currently, it is calculated as 100 million after four scenes. If you sell this thing, it will start at 100 million. Then the equipment can be used to avoid dropping scrolls. The same equipment can be used in five acts and below. If it is given to people in four acts, it will be worth 100 million. If the protagonist uses it himself, it will be worth one million. 2. In terms of skills, it is said that the bonuses are huge, but in fact, just set those terms directly, and there are many terms that can make you invincible, eh! This skill cannot generate this entry (picking up consumes mana) It doesn't work. 230-270 (I've only seen 270 so far) are becoming more and more intelligent. The author's explanation is that too much talent affects the character's personality. Can you imagine that the top family is a family that fights among itself. They kill each other every day. The top people change their faces every second. They help you one second, help the enemy the next second, and then help you the next second. They think this is to gain favor. It is becoming more and more old-fashioned. They are suppressed, and then the protagonist slaps the face in the plot.

The starting point is well set up and the characters and stories are very interesting. But after three hundred chapters, the writing was so messed up that it didn't match the setting. How could a third prince of the empire not accept what he was given so little? The carriages starting with four are worth billions and tens of billions.

Not bad, not bad. It's pretty good. It's interesting, powerful, and the protagonist is interesting. This book is of good quality. It starts around 200 to 300 chapters, and I'm a bit confused about what's going on later, namely, digitization of online games, infinity, void invasion, prehistoric times, and fusion.

Four stars. If I only read the first 150 chapters, I would give it five stars. However, I obviously feel that the writing style has changed later on. Instead of the sense of story of each small copy, it has turned to a fun story like playing house in the world of carriages. It is still a pity. The setting is better and the intensity of the protagonist is better controlled. The plot is coherent. The character Xiong Liren has been following her eldest brother since she was 18 years old.

I can't understand it. The score of the book is also good, 8.9 Points, 3000 reminders, which is really good on Tomato. Many book friends also send gifts. How can I cut it properly? There is no news at all. Where is the cosplayer Cao Xueqin? The update of two chapters was apparently stable on the Spring Festival day, but why did it suddenly stop? Is it because I feel unwell? I still don't know what to write next, or maybe there is some unexpected situation. Apart from a sudden and unexpected death, I can't imagine that under such conditions, updates can be suddenly interrupted without any news.

At first I thought it was a boring routine book, but after reading the first chapter I felt overwhelmed. After reading it with interest, it became more and more interesting. Sometimes it is very funny, the protagonist's personality is also very unique and funny, and it is also very refreshing when the protagonist exerts his strength.

Except for some problems with the setting and a few poisonous points, there are basically no problems. The entrepreneurship and plot are both pretty good. There are no problems at the beginning, the plot and writing are all online, but later on, conflicts are deliberately created, and the setting is incomplete, which makes the protagonist's intelligence touching.

The book is good! Come on, author, I hope the author writes better and better! The author's idea is not bad! A little niggle, but not much! It can be regarded as a fusion of alternative train survival and unlimited streaming! Very thoughtful!

To my surprise, it was well written. There are many books of the same type. The general disadvantage is that they expand too quickly. For example, the ones that summon and strengthen them will soon become invincible and have countless skills. This is a taboo. I hope the author will not make the same mistake. The shortcomings are not avoided. The protagonist soon becomes invincible and cannot continue writing.

The writing is really good. When I first read the introduction, I thought that he must be short-legged because he can only use long-range skills. After reading it, I found that he can use other things to make up for it. The plot and characters are also very well written [Like] [Like] [Like]

I've read more than 200 chapters. It's good to watch. The supporting characters are flesh and blood and not brainless. There's nothing toxic about it. It's been over 300 chapters, has there been a change? It's a bit boring, the plot is slow, there are too many dialogues, and it's too confusing.

The world view is quite interesting, and the character creation is also very good. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot, but I feel that the skill introduction is a bit repetitive. It will be more comfortable to read if it is simplified. I also hope that the author will write better and better in the future.

I have read Chapter 180 so far. There is no obvious reading point. I personally think 8.3 Is a bit low. I should be able to score 8.8 So far. The world setting is ~ Carriage World, it's a classic and cool story. The protagonist is basically invincible throughout the whole process, and there is no place to be criticized. Although there are some mistakes in the middle (the part where the three teams grab the treasure box), I feel that the protagonist is not strong enough. Other places are very good, and the identity of the protagonist is relatively natural. What I have seen so far is that the protagonist is an experimental subject, and now there is a lifespan limit. I hope the author will not be too sloppy. It is a very good and cool story. But I don't know how to pave the way later. If I keep repeating it, the rating will probably be lowered. I hope the author can work hard [love] [love]

Although there are some inexplicable plots, overall it is okay. The style has really changed so much that you really can't recognize the author of Little Bees without looking at the homepage.

A good book, the content is novel and the writing is good. It is worth reading. The face changing in it is even more special [laughs evilly] [likes] So far, the latest chapter doesn't have any bad points. Why is it only rated 8.4? Personally, I think a score of 9 or above is worthwhile [like]

Rating: 4.0 Price: When the protagonist grows up, you will enjoy the pleasure of the protagonist's damage numbers and the admiration of everyone. I have a problem with the worldview. As of the chapters updated at this time, the worldview of the novel seems to me very fragmented. In a big way, it is the world of a carriage, and the details are unclear. Some basic rules and living conditions in the carriage are all made up later. It is difficult for me, who has not been exposed to similar world views, to have a concrete imagination. If I don't want to be exposed to martial arts and immortality, I can easily imagine and shape a complete world.

It's a very good book, but the rating feels low. It should be around 9.0. The world view in the carriage is very interesting, and the main dungeon is similar to a search-and-defense game. After the advanced level, the protagonist uses the "Hundred-Eyed Demon Lord" skill of Erlang Shen's Heavenly Eye to do over-the-horizon strikes, which is very cool. The plot is very good, and the writing is humorous when it should be, and inflammatory when it should be, and it won't forcefully "claptrap". Due to the world view, the supporting characters are all very realistic, with each character changing his face and forgetting his origins as a master. However, they will not forcefully conflict with the protagonist, and they are basically discerning. The supporting characters are also quite distinctive. Unlike the supporting characters in some low-scoring books, there is no sense of accomplishment even if you defeat them. When I first started, a low-level skill was written as no consumption and no cooldown, which seemed very high. But in fact, the setting is that different skills can produce different enhancements. Not every skill can have infinite mana and no cooldown. In addition, setting the value in defense is still very useful. This low-level skill is almost eliminated soon, and the whole plot is not boring because of "exceeding the standard". Highly recommended!

Good luck. But after chapter 300, I feel that the writing style is different from the previous one. You can tell the difference just by looking at the chapter names... I don't know if the author has run out of inspiration, but it's not as interesting as before...

I still read it so far. The plot is quite funny and the protagonist is very capable. It should be classified as an invincible novel. It is 120. Suddenly it was revealed that one of the protagonists is an artificial man with only one or two years left to live. I don't know how the author will round it up. If it is not rounded up, it is really a poisonous point. It is more disgusting than failing the mission.

How should I put it, overall I feel pretty good, but there seems to be a little rhythm problem later on. In fact, four stars should be the best, but because I prefer this kind of movie, which is a bit funny, especially Xiong Li and the protagonist are both kind of troublemakers, and even the name Bobo King is more in line with my point, so more I'll give it one star. Overall, I can say that up to the update, there wasn't anything that was really annoying to me. There might be one or two small plot points that didn't fit my taste. It wasn't that it didn't fit in, but it was a bit lame and a bit weird. Anyway, after watching it until the update, there was nothing worth complaining about.

I read it in one go. It was a good book that was delayed by the title and ratings. I browsed it several times without clicking in. I read it in one go and read it in one go. It's a good read. The heroine feels like the rabbit girl herself, shameless and shameless.

See the latest, good grass. This book felt weighed down by the title and I couldn't understand it at all, and the cover was a mecha, so I couldn't understand it even more. In fact, this is the story of Pig's Foot getting the talent of King Bobo and starting to fight monsters and upgrade. But don't think about this kind of world. I haven't seen it. It's a very interesting setting. The whole world is like an online game. It is currently semi-invincible. There are only a few times where it is defeated😮Especially in the fifth act when it encounters the nine-act enemy😎But it still ran away. There is a female protagonist, but the main plot is to fight monsters and upgrade, because in this world, you can be a stallion. The more talented people can combine with their partners to have partner skills, and they can directly extract them later without mating. This is also a good side plot. Unfortunately, I feel that they can't keep up with the rhythm of pig's feet. In the second act, the pig's feet were sold to the third act (the pig's feet were extracted and sold to others, and others auctioned them off). As a result, the pig's feet took off in four acts. She didn't have any plot, and then a teleport Didi came to play for her. Now there is a princess who is not in the plot. She has dug so many holes and has yet to fill them up. The pig's feet will become invincible later.

The theme is very good, such as the game dungeon world, each compartment is divided into zones, and when the zone is full, people will be added to the next zone. Zones with small numbers are built first, so they are the most powerful. Then the world is not very peaceful, and the punishment for crimes is not big. The dungeon world can be connected to other zones, but usually the last few zones are connected together. Then everyone has different abilities (depending on each person's growth environment and personality), and then there are professions: there are very few professions. At present, they are hunters, killers, boxers, and life professions.

On the surface it's a train survival game, but it's actually a Takov-like infinite flow that combines the dungeon setting with the Tarkov setting. Although the protagonist basically crushes the past and doesn't need to restart the equipment, the rhythm and settings are well grasped. I hope to update it more.

Except for the somewhat abstract and inexplicable beginning, the rest of the book is pretty good. In Chapter 119, the protagonist is an android who only has one or two years to live.

There are three suspected heroines, but they are not sure. Currently in Chapter 123, the first heroine is confirmed to be Xiong Mei, and the second heroine is suspected to be the flame girl who retired from 3000. I don't know if there will be more later. Xiong Mei is currently similar to the little princess in "The Watcher". The setting of the Flame Woman has not yet been decided. She is currently a mercenary?

It's okay, but the Hive Machine Gun can't be played infinitely. Others are unlimited. Now the ice knife and the ring can be used to spawn monsters infinitely. It's okay and it's cool. It would be nice if the upper limit can be added to level 10 later. The bear girl is all level 20. What messed up later is that the throne can only steal natural skills, but you steal professional skills. There are also other places. Everything is good, but it is too slow. Jimu has special props and the like. There are very few idiots except for villains. They can perform well and are very sensible. Only those who are useful in teaming and suitable for professions can be used.