The Fourth Calamity: My Players Are Insanely Dedicated

The beginning is smarter than the average fourth natural disaster novel. There is a company that has been researched for a long time and has formal logistics. At least it does not appear out of thin air. The follow-up is relatively bland, and it is obviously to develop the sect, but it also encourages players to go out and can still use the original sect functions (but compared to other stories, the protagonist's sect is different, there is no contribution value, it is just a decoration, the protagonist went there by himself, which is quite satisfying) The setting at the beginning is that the protagonist has a golden elixir stage, and needs to redeem every time for skills and stuff. It's so useless, and it's quite useless. I feel that changing the protagonist will have no impact on the book, it's just a link channel... It's about three stars, add one star to encourage it. I really hate that the game helmet has no logistics at the beginning. It's good that the author didn't have this at the beginning.

It's okay. Players have brains. It's just that your Golden Core stage is a bit insulting, isn't it? A Golden Core stage monster is just like a little monster.

It's unreasonable. You, a Golden Core cultivator, are not a Qi-training cultivator. You are actually afraid that if too many players come in, you will have no place to live or starve to death without food. It's funny. Golden Core cultivator, I believe you when you say that there are not enough training resources. If you say that there is no ordinary food, that is too outrageous!

The author writes very well, but he needs to update three chapters steadily every day. I will take time to watch 10 ads every day I am not a very rich person, but if I want to read this kind of article, I can only repay the author by reading advertisements.

Players can also be sent out to go directly to other sects. If this fourth natural disaster continues at this pace, they will become aboriginals. Moreover, we have always emphasized that the identity of the player should not be discovered by others. If you directly go to other sects, it will be easy to be discovered. It is a bit contradictory. I still like to watch the scenes of players having fun together. Now the setting of joining other sects has been opened. What if other sects want to attack here in the future? Is it possible that players, as their direct disciples, will not help? But killing each other is not allowed. . . A little bit shocking to me

The fourth natural disaster is awesome! Resurrection not only requires money, but fatigue also forces you to log out.

The structure is clear and the setting is not very good. You are on both sides of the boat. You are the sect's disciple recruitment system. It is getting better and better. You have not set it well. You should say it is the sect development system or the city development system. All the middle gates are time travellers. This is definitely good. But your middle gate, this middle gate, can join other sects. This setting is not so good. This other world is a real world, not a fake. How do you make the system based on vision judgment? Is it okay to accept it? Doesn't the system collapse if you write it this way?

The protagonist is so short of spiritual points, but he is not in a hurry and just makes a storage bag. What? Is the price different between what you do now and what you do in the future? Can't you earn spiritual source points by doing this now? What is there to hide in a storage bag that is so necessary?

The system is a sect revitalization system, but the summoned players can join other forces at will and break away from the sect established by the protagonist. Players can enjoy the convenience of the system based on the setting of breaking away from the beginning, so they cannot accept it. I haven't seen any other interesting points so far. The writing style is average and the writing is lacking.

It's pretty good, and the overall plot is pretty good. The main character is a bit stretched, but the supporting cast is quite good. The plot is solid and the writing is skillful. It would be nice if the protagonist could be strengthened a little more, and the number of disciples could be increased, too few.