Yun Shu traveled through the world of immortality and became the useless leader of a bankrupt sect. He was surrounded by powerful enemies and was penniless.
Fortunately, she has her own game backend management system that can transform the entire Cultivation Continent into a holographic game.
So, she backhandedly summoned a group of fourth natural disasters called "Players" from the earth.
From then on, the style of painting completely deviated - alchemy? That's an advanced chemical reaction! Arrangement? Calculate the mathematical model first! Beast control? Please read "Animal Behavioral Psychology"! While other geniuses are still trapped by love, her players have begun to use "OKR performance appraisal" to kill their peers. When the demon king tore through the sky and came to destroy the world, players were seen driving self-destruction trucks and waving to him enthusiastically: "Fellow, do you want to explode the gold coins?"
Yun Shu sat firmly in the background, looking at the world of cultivation that had been ruined by players, and silently entered the next line of code. [System Announcement: The new expansion pack "Sea of Stars" will be launched soon, please be prepared.
Reader comments
I feel that the protagonist is of no use. It basically describes the players. The protagonist seems to be responsible for a network connection channel or something. The protagonist has very few scenes, and some of them seem to be forced into it.
The subject matter of the article is quite good, but it's a bit like reading a task schedule. It's a bit boring and lacks emotion, whether it's the protagonist or the supporting role.
I feel that the protagonist is of no use. It basically describes the players. The protagonist seems to be responsible for a network connection channel or something. The protagonist has very few scenes, and some of them seem to be forced into it.
The subject matter of the article is quite good, but it's a bit like reading a task schedule. It's a bit boring and lacks emotion, whether it's the protagonist or the supporting role.