Game Descends: Infinite Mana from the Start, Sweeping the Entire Server

It feels comfortable to watch, and finally the whole world no longer revolves around one person. It feels right to have big events happening while the protagonist is developing, with tall people supporting him, etc. [Laughs crookedly]

A work that is far from perfect, or even amazing. It's hard to find outstanding advantages, but personally, I can hardly find many things that have a bad impact on the reading experience. Apart from "balanced", I can't seem to find any other word to sum it up: the setting is neither new nor old; the plot development is neither fast nor slow; the protagonist is not strong, but not weak; it is not refreshing, nor is it popular; there are not many updates, but it is not too little after watching... Perhaps it is not as passionate as the dream of youth, but it still has the determination of a young man after a journey in the world of mortals... I'm not judging this book at all. Maybe I'm just looking back on my life...

It's quite satisfactory, no poisonous points, and I haven't seen anything amazing yet. You can take a look. The purpose of the comment is to raise a question. Since the real world is digitized, the death rate is high, monsters can be blocked in the mines, and it takes several days to upgrade to a level, why not manually create monster blocking points similar to the mines? Even if it takes a day to create a good card monster point, it is worth a few days of safe leveling, right? It may be more time-consuming to pull monsters, but the group of monsters can make up for it, which is also in line with the actual needs of recovering from wave after wave. The safety of combat professions will be greatly improved. It has not been a routine for a hundred years. Look at the bugs discovered every day in the alien ring to the extent that everyone knows it. Humans have not found a safe way to fight monsters or a way to improve efficiency in a hundred years? ? Where there is demand, there is a market

This book is really good. From the early cruelty and the selfless mutual help of teammates, to the later protagonist who is strong and never abandons each other, they are all good people, and they do not fall in love for no reason. A group of people depend on each other for life and death. The transition from fighting a monster in the early stage to life and death for the protagonist is very smooth and not very stiff. Although the protagonist has a big problem in the later stage, the friends in the team also have their own roles. It is very good, but the author always likes to suppress the combat power [smile]

It's much better than those who traveled through time, were reborn, slapped in the face, cuckolded, broke off the engagement, and pretended to be cool. They grow up slowly, and they don't just show up and appear every second.

The development is obscene, not wasteful, the upgrades and growth are reasonable, and the combat power has not collapsed. The male protagonist has a very positive outlook on life, and there is no brainless adventure that requires money or life. It feels like playing an RPG team game by yourself, which is deeply memorable~

Well written! One star is deducted because the male protagonist is a god-level support, and the tricks he uses to increase the male protagonist's output are outrageous! This is why there are many violations, such as: teammates become accessories; a level 20 combat power exceeds that of a level 100 boss... Based on the author's settings, configure the team as needed, and you're done.

I've read a lot, it's a very good piece of writing and worth reading. The protagonist, a novice, can indeed be the captain. Others in the family are awesome and seem to know nothing and act like children. It is normal for the monsters in the copy to be dull, and the abyss monsters in the wild are also dull. Are the protagonist's skills normal? Don't they all have CDs? Similar to how your warriors use mana for their skills, but the enemy warriors use their skills without consuming mana? You are a god if you just suck all the monsters to pieces. I was very optimistic about you, but you are becoming more and more poisonous.

What's the biggest bug? I feel that if a normal person discovered that there was such a savior skill, he would definitely try his best to upgrade him. He can reach level 200 with more than 20 levels, but what if he reaches level 100? No one cares about it, I feel like a bug [cover face][cover face][cover face] I feel that if I were a big boss and found that this kind of trumpet has such great potential to save the world, then I would definitely control it

Actually I want to give it 4.5 Stars, haha, but I can't choose half a star, I can't just give it four stars. The book is very good. The protagonist grows up gradually, and does not go through many levels to kill monsters and fight bosses. The world view is similar to that of novels of the same type. The detail is that the protagonist does not leave the team and guild.