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I Want to Watch the Fourth Natural Disaster for Players, Not the Black Slave Stream That Exploits Players.
There are many infrastructure articles labeled as the Fourth Natural Disaster that are actually for the author's protagonist to work as a black slave. The phrase "so realistic and close to reality" makes those players give up. Players have all played it, but in the game they have to carry bricks and work to build houses and roads for others?
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Are There Any Articles About Cultivating Immortality That Are Above 9.7?
The book famine is here again
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There are not many chapters updated. What we see so far is that the protagonist and the system are very silly and sweet. They think they are hiding it well, but in fact, the players have completely stripped everything away, and every move is under the official watch. We cooperated with the official from the beginning, made it clear that it was the real world, and let the official know that we were just an agent, so the game packaging settings were meaningless, and we were purely a tool. I still think it is very mysterious, but in fact, even the biggest trump card system is known. The official staff has been secretly guessing the ultimate goal of the system behind the scenes, while the master controller is still feeling proud of his unearned cultivation.
Yes, it's quite good-looking, and there are quite a few outstanding female supporting characters.
It's great. It's the first time I've seen such a rigorous fourth natural disaster.
I like the setting very much. If you blindly guess and follow this rhythm, both sides can get what they want. I just don't know when the function of transferring items will be enabled.
I really like this book, I hope I can keep up the pace
It's rare to see the fourth natural disaster. There are just a few people. . But I still like to see infrastructure. . . .