I Was Supposed to Invade Worlds, So How Did I End Up Fighting on Blue Star?

Okay, okay, but I have a question After MC's equipment is realized, each one weighs dozens or hundreds of tons. How could those monsters be defeated? It's bumpy and moving

The writing is OK, although some of the writing is a bit too general, but it does not affect the main theme and the rhythm is good. Especially for someone like me who often watches MC anime, the fights are particularly interesting. The author can consider bringing in masters from MC to be coaches and back-up players, and can also increase levels of monsters. I want to see Steve beat the players violently to make them understand what MC is!!, Hahahaha (*^▽^*) Come on author. Fishing rod, iron gate, boat, hey hey hey

That's it, I'm wearing an MC skin, and MC doesn't use many things. If you look at it as a Western fantasy online game, Tomato is considered qualified.

The plot of this book is very rich, and the protagonist does not treat the players as human beings. It is a very good MC work.

It's pretty good. Although the author has made some compromises in other places in terms of setting for the longevity of the book, it is still better than those books that end up writing hundreds or even dozens of chapters without compromising their efforts, and then have nothing to write about, resulting in the following books becoming the same as a running account or even being discontinued or completed directly. , After all, the setting of the Fourth Natural Disaster story itself is quite unsolvable, and coupled with the MC element, it does not overwhelm the combat power, unless the background setting is the same as the sun and the moon.

Well, yes, I read other comments and the actual weight of the weapon is very heavy. Of course, we all know Steve's body. It's gratifying that the little pigman can actually carry the weight of more than ten stews. Very courageous.

It's still more in line with MC. Although there are some relatively few unreasonable things, it can be regarded as a series of novels for development. Generally speaking, it is one of the top eight MC novels I have read. If you like cool writing, don't read it.

I remember there was a repeating crossbow in MC. You have already added various entries, and I will add an infinity to the crossbow. Not too much? Add a fire damage shadow or something. It's okay if a crossbow explodes. I will directly output violently @huaimingzi

(See the latest chapter, 500 chapters) It is definitely one of the most exciting novels I have ever read. From the protagonist's words of "cheating and abduction" at the beginning, the Blue Star people began to experience their own different world from scratch, and then gradually defeated monsters, obtained gold coins, purchased modules, became stronger and stronger, and finally stopped the destruction of Blue Star. Especially in terms of character creation, Pinnacle's birth style, Lu Chen's revenge, Pinnacle and the crazy "Stealing God Cult", first love, the humanized speech of the protagonist's pet, the subtle relationship between the protagonist and Feng Xue, and finally Pinnacle's fastest way to find the coordinates of the Blue Star and "road enlightenment" are all very interesting to watch. In terms of realm, it is a slightly modified version of Gaowu Devouring the Starry Sky, but it looks absolutely cool. As long as you watch it patiently, you will feel that it is interesting. Although this mode of defeating monsters and upgrading is a bit old, it does not affect the overall viewing experience (just my opinion). The development pace of the subsequent interstellar era is a bit fast, perhaps because the author wants to finish it quickly, but the disadvantage of the fast pace is that readers will feel a little confused. Although they know the purpose, they still seem to be unable to keep up with the pace. Maybe it's because the purpose of writing a novel is different, or maybe it's because I'm anxious to write a second novel. Overall, I liked this book very much. It is the only novel I have ever read that made me write such a long review. I just don't know what the ending will be like (the ending of the characters). What I am sure of is that I will find the coordinates of the Blue Star, then fight back, and successfully repel the invaders. The ending still feels short. I hope the author can update the second part and let the protagonist bring the fourth natural disaster and let the flag of China be inserted into the whole book. It's just that Kongkong (the protagonist's space dragon pet) was a bit ignored later on (because he is the power source that can quickly find the coordinates of the Blue Star), but I really hope that he can survive later on. Also, the protagonist and Feng Xue feel that they can get along well. I wonder what the author will do after he grows up @huaimingzi

In the early stage, most of the fighting was within the framework of MC, but in the later stage, it was mainly based on reality, except that the ender box was a real super model. To put it bluntly, the whole article revolved around the ender box. As the fourth natural disaster, the article should be the best one written. It would be better if the author did not block the bridge [sneaky laugh]