[Infinite Flow] + [Creepy Games] + [System] + [play the pig to eat the tiger] + [Original Instances] + [Wild Imagination]
Good news: Lu Shan transmigrated and got bound to a System.
Bad news: The System is called the Anti-Cognition System. The weaker people think he is, the stronger he becomes; the more handsome they think he is, the uglier he instantly gets.
Even worse news: This world has creepy games that forcibly pull people in to clear them, with a death rate of 99%.
Staring at his bandaged reflection in the mirror, Lu Shan falls into deep thought.
Is it too late to pretend to be weak? Asking online. This is urgent.
Later, while his teammates tremble before an instance boss, the young man everyone considers ordinary silently pulls out a physics-defying spiked club.
Weird Invasion: I really didn't want to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. These four words make The story in the copy is more exciting, at least fresh. The images of the characters are also relatively distinct, each with its own characteristics. However, many of the male protagonist's operations are somewhat unsatisfactory. He is relatively smart, and sometimes he is overconfident, and he does not seem to have any sense of crisis. But his plug-in, at least so far, has not been shown to be too overbearing. The risk-taking at this time will be a bit radical, but it is within the scope of my understanding and acceptance. Four to four and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up.
The pacing is good, the plot is good, and the protagonist's reaction speed is also good. If there are no stupid teammates and side characters, they can also show the cunningness of their villains. Overall it's pretty good [code live] [code live]
Absolutely amazing! Super pretty! The rules are very clear and the rhythm is very good. However, the protagonist's presence is sometimes a bit weak, but the characters other than the protagonist are well developed. The protagonist cannot see through it for the time being.