Zhou Yang unexpectedly gained the ability to travel through the high-risk game world.
But the computer is full of horror worlds like Warhammer, Monster Hunter, and Cyberpunk where you will die if you enter! Afraid of death, he chose to hand himself and Goldfinger over to the country!
Who would have known that this move would actually make him a "important weapon of the country"!
Top scientists serve him alone, and a heavily armed special force team guards him 24 hours a day. The country will do whatever it takes just to develop his "door" to endless treasures!
When dragon genes are implanted into warriors, dragon-blooded legions are created; when cyberpunk prosthetic technology becomes popular, everyone can ascend mechanically; when the Dyson Sphere project is launched, stellar energy is held in the palm of your hand...
Only then did Zhou Yang understand that the strongest person is not an individual, but the entire country behind him!
"My mission? It's very simple. Open the door and watch our civilization rush to the top of the universe!"
Reader comments
You can watch it, but the scientists and leaders in it are too ordinary. What I mean is that I think too much about things happening as soon as they happen, and all kinds of plans change all at once [face covering].
For the time being, I think it will be between 6-8 points.
The plot is okay and can be watched, but the characters from top to bottom have a sense of wisdom. The most outstanding thing is that when the protagonist shares the hunter's ability in Chapter 9, various expert professors gave me the same feeling as those on TV. They kept denying that it was impossible and unreasonable, and asked the players if they knew the language in the game. . . But the core problem is that this is a game world. . .
It's okay, but it feels a bit delayed.
The writing is good, but after reading more than a dozen chapters, all I can think of is that I understand.
Just read this book and fully experience the beauty produced by the interaction between the left and right brains.
Looks good, surprisingly not bad
Follow meow, give me a gift, thank you meow
I read the first few chapters, they were pretty good!
Looks good
I want to see the two cells of Monster Hunter and Gourmet Prisoner merge and become stronger.
Come on! Well written
Come on, it's a great idea, I'm very happy to see it
You can watch it, but the scientists and leaders in it are too ordinary. What I mean is that I think too much about things happening as soon as they happen, and all kinds of plans change all at once [face covering]. For the time being, I think it will be between 6-8 points.
The plot is okay and can be watched, but the characters from top to bottom have a sense of wisdom. The most outstanding thing is that when the protagonist shares the hunter's ability in Chapter 9, various expert professors gave me the same feeling as those on TV. They kept denying that it was impossible and unreasonable, and asked the players if they knew the language in the game. . . But the core problem is that this is a game world. . .
It's okay, but it feels a bit delayed.
The writing is good, but after reading more than a dozen chapters, all I can think of is that I understand.
Just read this book and fully experience the beauty produced by the interaction between the left and right brains.
Looks good, surprisingly not bad
Follow meow, give me a gift, thank you meow
I read the first few chapters, they were pretty good!
Looks good
I want to see the two cells of Monster Hunter and Gourmet Prisoner merge and become stronger.
Come on! Well written
Come on, it's a great idea, I'm very happy to see it