Two-Person Dorm Survival: I Ended Up Living with the Campus Beauty

This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. The battle lasted hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Noah hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang Q said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

The facilities and equipment are very good - the air conditioning has obvious cooling effect, hot water is powerful, the wireless network is easy to use, the TV is stylish, the waiters are professional and enthusiastic, check-in is fast, no deposit is collected, and the hygiene is good. The room is clean, the linen is clean, the lobby is bright, and everything else is good. It's convenient to travel and take a taxi. There are many restaurants and affordable prices. It's a great hotel. The hotel room is in a great location. The decoration is beautiful and warm. The room is clean and tidy. The upgraded Home Inn has very good sanitary conditions. There is a parking lot, the front desk service is enthusiastic, and the staff are all good. The shower water flow is large, the hot water temperature is suitable, the items in the room are neatly placed, and the TV is large. The hotel is very close to various tourist attractions, making it convenient to travel. Will come again~~

It's pretty good. I read about 70 chapters from the first chapter in one go. The pace is good and the killings are quite decisive. Moreover, the relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses relatively quickly. I've already become addicted after ten chapters. There are also fewer poisonous points. I hope it can be done faster.

It's comfortable, I just like this kind of two-person survival, it just fulfills one of my fantasies. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

The bats on the first night, the extreme cold and the snow demon on the second night, let's not talk about how the players survived the first two days, let's talk about the third mission: I won't comment too much on the pretentious plot at the beginning of the mission. Let's just say that the protagonist has obtained the top weapon in the dungeon through his own strong combat power. It stands to reason that he has 100% met the requirements for clearance. However, the description of the power of this weapon is inconsistent. In the first description, it is all kinds of devastating, but when the boss appears later, he has not yet been defeated. The protagonist inexplicably concludes that he cannot defeat the boss, and needs to use the bug talent to strengthen the critical attack, and then confidently says that he will torture the boss (no, there is no basis for this, it is purely what the author says) When fighting the boss, there was a shortage of ammunition. The first dozen bullets were splashed on the torso, and the headshot was shot with the last blow (full of action RPG sense of déjà vu: the key points are reserved for the fatal blow cutscene) No matter how others survived the previous two days, in this third mission, except for the protagonist, absolutely no one else can survive.

It's okay for the subject matter, but I have a more interesting idea. I'll just kill the school beauty at the beginning and let her soul go free. This way, I'll have another S-level talent. All the heroes and beauties will be killed by my sword! The critical hit talent doesn't even hit the door or window. Why don't you take off the clothes you're wearing in case of absolute defense or something?

In fact, I found a very serious problem. Most apocalyptic novels do not have military districts. It stands to reason that those in military districts have a high probability of awakening talents. The protagonist has also obtained very incredible abilities. But the people under the protagonist are ordinary people, which is very uninteresting. If there are people from military districts under the protagonist, and the people in military districts are also very capable, it will be easier to write in the later period. There are also hidden copies. People in military districts are more accustomed to surveying. Hidden copies will definitely be discovered first. It is also very useful for plot advancement. But I don't know why, so few people would add it.

It starts well, unlike other books where the protagonist has a knife and the villain has a crossbow, the protagonist has a crossbow and the villain has a gun There is also a survival book. Within two days of the start, foreigners (people randomly assigned in the region) opened a hot weapon pistol and killed dozens of people in a row. At the beginning, a low-level box produced a hot weapon➕hundreds of rounds of ammunition? There is also a book where the protagonist travels to the CF world. In order to stomp his head, the protagonist fights with four elites including the Flying Tigers. A woman on the other side can hear the protagonist's heartbeat and breathing from a few hundred meters away. The protagonist speeds up, runs, and dodges in an S-turn.

Summary: Sweet and a little yellow

Awesome, good-looking, more to come (I hope to have a million words in the future, I will put it on the bookshelf first) [smile]