Ye Lin, a veteran gamer who has been severely beaten by society in reality, was playing "Destiny Reincarnation" all night long when he clicked on a mysterious pop-up window called "Outrageous" and traveled through time. I thought I could rely on my game experience to dominate, but I found that something was wrong with this other world. The attributes are appallingly low, the skill bar is full of question marks, and the only usable initial skill looks like a bauble. What's even more outrageous is that the NPCs and monsters in this world all seem to have "network delays" and "program errors"... Faced with this alien world with more bugs than codes, Ye Lin decided to use his unique "game understanding" and his talk of racing to bring a little "player" shock to this world. "No way, no way. Is there really someone who has traveled through time and still wants to be a social beast? I'll just lie down and respect you!" "Who knows, my family, I encountered a monster today!"... His journey to another world started with a frantic "bug fix".
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The pace is a bit slow, starting from the novice point of view, but the interesting points of the introduction are far away. This kind of opening requires a long story to gain popularity.
You can jump right into climax. The novice period turned into the past, books, passers-by talked about it, and was slowly inserted into parts.
You tell me, Luo Yun's life is a good one.
But you said, the richest man's past is a bit interesting.
Of course, if you are confident that you can grasp the follow-up, as I didn't say, genius does not need mortal shortcuts.
The pace is a bit slow, starting from the novice point of view, but the interesting points of the introduction are far away. This kind of opening requires a long story to gain popularity. You can jump right into climax. The novice period turned into the past, books, passers-by talked about it, and was slowly inserted into parts. You tell me, Luo Yun's life is a good one. But you said, the richest man's past is a bit interesting. Of course, if you are confident that you can grasp the follow-up, as I didn't say, genius does not need mortal shortcuts.