Saving the World by Playing as Shu!

It's okay. Tomato is a good book. It's not half the battle if it's a self-titled article. There aren't any chapters that talk a lot about the setting, and the plot progression is normal. It's a normal read. In role-playing, there are many roles to play. Basically, you play them once and then stop playing them. The advantage is that you can play many roles. The disadvantage is that the role you like can only be played once. Similarly, there are also many parts that must be tried in role-playing articles. Summoning the role-playing role can only be said that it is not toxic at the moment. The author has his own ideas and world view of the plot, which is okay. As for whether you like the plot, it depends on you. I don't like this kind of plot. I feel that many plots are just in the way. I name the secret organizations set by the author. For example, I have no feeling about the woman from the [divineer] organization who has a lot of roles in the plot. I can't like it, and I don't hate it. I just feel that it accounts for the amount of updates and is another chapter. Until I read the latest chapter, I still don't have a good impression of these organizations. I am only attracted by the role-playing and just want to watch my own characters fight. As for the joys and sorrows of the original characters, I don't care.

Let me put Sister Millet here to encourage you, don't stop updating! (I can't put pictures here, I can only put them in the title of the first page)

This book actually has little to do with acting. The protagonist is separate from the memory of the acting. In name, acting is actually about the same as a "divine vessel". This "god" descended from the gods will also be separated from the main body. It is more like a summoning stream than a acting stream.

The writing is decent, the content is novel and interesting, and the characters are emotionally rich without any OOC. It's a rare masterpiece that can arouse my desire to read more. Come on, author, I don't want any more books to die in my bookshelf.

I finally found the article about Youzhou in the worldview. The author hurry up, I want to read it [Blow Kiss]

Good-looking, meow, Kong Wu is powerful, Kong Wu is powerful, meow

Suppress one star first to prevent being blocked. But can anyone give me a summary of which characters from which games appear in it? I'm just a porridge buffalo.

It feels pretty good, I'll give it five stars, but it's a little fun and I don't want to watch a plot involving a knife 🤭

The novel is a good novel.

I really like this relaxed and happy way of writing