Hand It over to the Gaming Industry, and the Country Will Give Me a Cracked Version.

A very interesting novel, worth reading, but I suspect it is written by a female author. The characters, writing style and some settings of cultivating immortals have a strong sense of being seen in female videos. For example, Li Guoan has a too overbearing taste. It is rare for male authors to write supporting characters with such characters.

In the early stage, I was able to withstand the protagonist's money to dig out Sou Sou's poisonous points, and I can see it later. Anyway, I think it's really uncomfortable. I don't know what the author was thinking [face covering]

This subject matter is still very new, and when I look at it, it is a bit eye-catching. It is also my first time to come into contact with this aspect. The writing style needs to be improved, and it is still relatively new and has a fledgling feeling, but overall it is worthy of support. It gives me the feeling of seeing the debut work of Tiancan Tudou, Warcraft and Sword Master: Alien Horizon. Come on, author, I hope to see you succeed.

This novel looks okay, I recommend it. The monster is too easy for the male protagonist, while others are exhausted. The male protagonist relies entirely on the state's krypton money, which is simply enjoyable. In the ten-player dungeon, the male protagonist relied on krypton gold to advance all the way. It's simply a cool male protagonist, I'm happy😁

It's a very good theme, similar to a combination of krypton gold games and portals to other worlds. The character creation is also very good, and the world view is grand. However, there are some things I don't understand. Are realms and levels calculated separately or how? I also suggest writing more chapters, maybe 5 chapters a day, otherwise I'm afraid I'll die [face covering]

It's good to watch, but it's too slow. I haven't updated a hundred chapters a day [rolls eyes]

I finished reading 71 chapters in one go. It's very good, interesting and novel.

The writing is fine, and so is the subject matter. From my point of view, the subject matter is quite novel. One disadvantage is that only the protagonist can make money, and others cannot, which is boring. You never thought about writing that behind the protagonist stands a group of wise people from the country, competing with the wisdom of the heavens, becoming stronger step by step [laughing]

It's well written. The protagonist is growing up and can be seen with the naked eye. The plot changes from an ordinary person to an immortal cultivator. The plot is also very good. I don't think it has any flaws. I hope the author can add more [laughs][laughs][laughs]

Ouch, I enjoyed reading this article so much, but why did it end so suddenly? That's it for 1 million, why did it end suddenly? [Fear][fear] (ps: there is still part of the reading time on another account

The writing is really good, but I have no desire to watch it after Erlangshen came out. The entire game and the entire world are probably a trial ground arranged by the boss or himself for the protagonist. I still like the protagonist to lead the country to transcend the heavens and transcend the universe.

Beautiful (♥∀♥) I like the part where Bai Yujing appears the most! Come on, author, come on!

It's a somewhat interesting game novel. As expected, people's imagination is rich. It always brings a little freshness from another angle.

It's a very novel subject matter, and the world view is quite foreshadowed. I hope the author won't finish it too quickly.

It's very interesting. The content is rich and smooth, and the characters are well drawn. I like this book very much, just a little bit. I'm so hungry~

Toxicity (the lower the better in this column, the higher the better unless otherwise specified): 2 points Characterization: 3 points Plot: 7.8 Points Coolness: 9.0 Points Typical degree (the lower the better): 5 points Water level (the lower the better): 5 points Plot plausibility: 8.4 Points Comprehensive evaluation: Shuhuang is edible Positioning: Upper middle

I think this book is quite well written, but the ending is too sudden. On the whole, it is a story of constant cheating, continuous self-growth, and then defeating the level 100 demon king in real life, ushering in a sudden end to a new world that is about to begin. I'll check to see if this author has written any other sequels to this one?

I think it's very interesting, and the subject matter is quite novel, but sometimes the protagonist feels a little wronged... And then the ending is too hasty, the world line is too short, or the next world line is just introduced and finished...

As long as it doesn't suck, I will keep reading.

It was a good first book for a new author, but the plot progressed too quickly, and it felt like there were many scenes but not all connected together, making it feel like a running account. But overall it still has potential, give it a five-star support I just read it and it's not a new author. Hmm... There are still a lot of things that need to be improved. The plot should be coherent. The appearance of the characters should not be described too much. As for the emotional line, you can use it freely (I personally recommend writing about brotherhood, it will be popular)

It's good, but the author is a bit young and short! ! ! ! ! !

The creativity is very good, the story is well written and enjoyable to watch. I hope the combat power will not be ruined later on. The most important thing is that it is a bit lacking.

For me, this is the first time I have seen this kind of subject matter. It is quite novel. There are no big surprises at the moment. It is still worth watching.

Although the protagonist is afraid of spending money in the early stage, it is still quite enjoyable to watch in the later stage.

The back is not bad, give it a five-star rating There are some minor pitfalls in the early stage, but if you are an old bookworm, you will start to feel better once you get through the period of the protagonist's useless money in the early stage.

Progress: 66 Spending money will make you stronger, more powerful, and more enjoyable to read. Prices are a bit strange, ordinary players are exaggeratedly poor, and elite players feel like they are also poor. And that Yueying, I don't know what position she is in. Is her role just to slap the male lead in the face? There are quite a few scenes.

It's not good enough to watch. I just enjoyed watching it. So far, there is no cp. I hope there will be no cp in the future.

It's very interesting, I read it in one sitting, but it's a little short.

Interesting! But in the follow-up, there still needs to be a story that highlights the characters' personalities and interesting enough teammates, otherwise they will fall into a dead end of killing monsters and upgrading.

Efficiency update, it's been a long time since I've tasted a high-quality product [Like][Like][Like]