Game Invasion: I Can Bring Items into the Game

To be honest, it's pretty good. This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. "The score" shows Zhuge Liang Q's indignation at the monkey who knocked him to death with three sticks. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man, you are proud, don't show it in front of your brother Liang. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings." The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are also very good.

Awesome, this picture is so pleasing to the eye. This is a very good novel that makes people feel calm while reading it, without any impetuousness or anger. If you have the desire to read it, I will give you 100 points for the author! The first ten chapters were okay, but after that it became more and more awkward. There is a lot of nonsense, the upgrade is as slow as a turtle, and the pursuit of perfection seems to be indifferent. I don't know what is the main point you want to describe, and what is the secondary one? This is obviously a characteristic of a newbie, so the author still needs to read some books before writing.

Overall, it's good. The author's writing style is very good. The main characters in each incident are clearly depicted and there are very few emotional lines. The protagonist wants to protect the people around him in every incident but is afraid of letting his teammates know his secret. The more I look at it, the more I feel that the protagonist is quite sad. The protagonist in the mine chapter uses medical skills and cooking skills to survive. The strength of the protagonist in the Jingzhou chapter begins to show, and most of the characters who appear are also very key figures in the later part. However, at the end, the things that Wang Shun finally stole were stolen, and one piece was a bit shabby. I hope I can get it back later. The Yunzhou chapter begins with a foreshadowing. Except for the sect leader, who has never had any outstanding performance in the future, everyone else is very vividly portrayed. However, the sect leader's plot is not much, and it is basically just soy sauce, so just ignore it. I watched the Shuzhou chapter with great enthusiasm. On the one hand, the protagonist is restricted, and on the other hand, the situation is quite complicated. This part of the group portrait is also very exciting. I feel the best among these parts so far. The mission of the Qingzhou Chapter is relatively clear, more like a side mission, and it reads slightly less well than other parts. The Gu God chapter recycles a lot of the foreshadowing that was laid before. It is also a large group of portraits, and it is very refreshing to watch. Although the protagonist affects the overall battle situation, this time it is more deliberate, unlike the Yunzhou and Tangmen chapters where there are many unintentional actions. By the way, our Tianyun Sect leader's contribution in this battle is almost zero, which really makes me not like him. I hope that the subsequent plot will strengthen it, otherwise I really feel that the leader is useless. I will add comments after the update is completed. I didn't pay attention when listening to the book before, but now that I've caught up with the progress, the more I read, the more I feel like it smells like AI.

It's rare to find a novel that doesn't involve leveling up to defeat monsters, and the protagonist Goldfinger isn't completely invincible. The characters in the entire novel have pretty good IQs, at least there are no particularly brain-dead characters. The plot is very attractive, exciting without losing its highlights and humor. Unlike ordinary novels, there is nothing but fighting and killing. The most important thing is that there is no harem, and the emotional line is not developed casually. Well worth a look.

Personally, I think the writing is worthy of five stars. It's not the kind of plot with big ups and downs. The protagonist is a relatively cautious Taoist, and the plot is not too high. There are no bad points at the moment, and it is a readable article. I originally wanted to read the article that the author has written before, but the introduction said that there are multiple female protagonists, which is not my favorite, so I stopped reading.

Yes, there are currently over a hundred chapters, which is equivalent to the completion of the prologue. Each character is very unique. They should have appeared in advance. It feels like playing Three of Swords. Hua Shuiqing is a bit like Jiluo. I don't know if the author has played it before.

It's a pretty good book. It's moderately open and very practical. The protagonist's character is very fleshed out and written with great care. The other characters also have their own characteristics, making it feel as if they're actually there. This book feels a bit like the style of "Misty Jiangnan" to me, and the characters are particularly well written. The disadvantage is that it is a little depressing, and the little people counterattack in the cracks, which is painful and happy at the same time!

Yes, the character of the protagonist is my favorite type. He is not the anti-personality type who kills everyone on sight. He will help anyone he can, but he will not blindly go forward when he encounters something that he cannot handle. This is my favorite type.

The world view is good, the protagonist's goals and cognition are reasonable, and the characters are well written. Of course, the most important thing is to have great updates and good reviews. It's just average. The advantage is that it updates enough. Now it's four chapters a day, which is pretty good. But there are a lot of personal pet peeves, and cumulatively I plan to give them up. The biggest one is the battle at Tianyun Gate. The protagonist obviously mastered a lot of information about his opponent very early and did not tell anyone else. He made many arrangements to wait for the opponent to take action before counterattacking. The protagonist is too passive in this paragraph and has no idea of ​​preemptive strike. This leads to the most uncomfortable problem. The protagonist has no long-term goal, and all plots are passively involved by the protagonist. In many plots, the protagonist's actions are not necessary. Secondly, I like to write plots involving young people, and the sufferings of various lower-class people - it is inevitable that the family will be destroyed, it is better to die until you are the only one left, and there are couples who are all killed - and then these people are waiting for the protagonist to come and save them. . In the latest chapter, a eunuch who has appeared in a few chapters has to forcefully arrange a tragic plot. This kind of plot is really clumsy and boring. There are also some, such as the protagonist who hides and is easily found by the master; the high-level rendering is very powerful but is easily jumped by the protagonist; the enemy is very powerful and has a plan, but the protagonist will get the information to destroy the opponent's plan and make everyone around him survive, etc. In addition, there is a top nanny who is a partner. She said that she should hide her information from the company, but she just arranged all kinds of good pills and good things for her friends. But what role does the companion play to the protagonist? Just pure blood sucking. Especially being too nice to men and not having a female protagonist, she has a tendency to be a prostitute. Finally, this book is very critical.

The book is very good, there is no major poisonous point in the whole process, the only poisonous point is. Intelligence is really just IQ. It's hard to stretch. After all, the attributes will be doubled every time you advance. Even if the aborigines do not have extra points, they still have sub-professions that increase intelligence. Then they are higher than the protagonist. In fact, the protagonist's calculations can be revealed in one glance or one second based on their IQ. Even though the main character's stats are high, it's still hard for me to understand. The writing is good so far. Except for this attribute that I don't like, the rest is not bad. Come on, author.