National Fate: A Blind Man from the Start, Scaring Off Desert Army Ants

Whether it's experts looking down on the protagonist or netizens scolding experts, it's a very old antique novel, suitable for novices who are new to novels.

This is suitable for newbies. Without the ridicule of experts, this book could be on a higher level.

First of all, experts are constantly commenting on the players (experts who are looked down upon and look like spies). At this time, no matter what background they have, they should appease the people and improve the national momentum! Secondly, there are constant trolls on the Internet... Praise when you want, but curse when you don't. When a player is fighting for the country, he is a hero. What qualifications do you, a person who enjoys the success, have to criticize someone who can lose his life at any time? Another country that doesn't control reviews and doesn't do anything... If you are a newcomer, you can watch it. The more old bookworms read it, the more disgusting it becomes! I've only read chapter fourteen and can't stand it anymore!

Some experts are slandering you, which is why your book is destined to not get a high score [smile]

Experts are always ridiculing and suppressing, and the audience gets excited and praises when it is good, and scolds when it is not good. And if you say something about the fate of the country, a special forces soldier and a survival expert will explain to the public. Why is Lin Yu, who is nothing, still commenting? And he is still the kind of person who suppresses, mocks and destroys his prestige, like spies from other countries to disturb the people's hearts and then no one cares about it. The funniest thing is that after the protagonist killed the crocodile in the previous chapters, he actually said that the crocodile was sick? ? My eyes have really been opened. I have gone out of the forbidden area and said that there are beasts more powerful than those army ants. How can someone die and say something like this? And then some people will believe it [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh] What good will it do to the protagonist if he dies?

Who is the protagonist of this novel? ? Why do I feel like the person outside the live broadcast room is the protagonist? Of course, I haven't read more than 20 chapters, maybe I will change it later! But in the previous twenty chapters, did the protagonist say ten paragraphs in total? ? ?

Sure enough, experts still affect the reading experience. [Smile]

Your words are like the spring breeze blowing on your face, with smart poetry flowing between the lines. The plot has ups and downs and is exciting. Every character comes to life on the page. It is intoxicating to read. It can be called a treasure of contemporary writing! [Think]

I don't understand the live broadcast of the National Games. Will the country really find someone who keeps belittling its own country to explain it? People all over the country are watching and don't give it any confidence. If you dare to say something bad and then be dragged off directly, and keep belittling your own country, is this the thinking of a normal person?

To complain about the settings of these national destiny novels, use an analogy: Can 10,000 units of supplies be the same for a big country and a small country? Basically all this kind of novels are based on how much material you get if you succeed, and the penalty percentage if you fail. Anyway, I don't have a national destiny novel in my collection, and I basically gave up after reading the beginning.