National Destiny Arena: Who Let You Use the First Emperor?

In fact, it's the King of Glory vs. Valkyrie at the End, but it's not marked.

It's a very interesting book, and the writing is good, but I couldn't read it because of the character issues. I still prefer absolute crushing, rather than caring about useless dignity, but the writing and character development are okay.

If other articles about the National Games Arena are elaborate but tasteless ideas, then this National Games Arena is the ultimate luxury in the membership system. Although the language of National Games Arena tends to be grand narrative, there is only an indescribable sense of humor in this book. From man, if you don't rely on man, if man doesn't give in, if man doesn't get confused, if man doesn't break, if man doesn't go out, if man doesn't crash, if man doesn't rely on man, if man doesn't give up, you are a man. Wherever the helicopter goes, there is a basketball court, and the crash of being a man begins. Now that the plane is about to crash and the crowd is evacuated, the atmosphere is tragic but what is even more intense is the oncoming fun. After all, who can refuse to accept the nine gates. Kids, it's so much fun. (Except for the first part, which is a bit long, I read Miyamoto first, and then Qin Shihuang, just because the beginning was a bit difficult 😄) 🙂🙂🙂Update quickly

It's interesting. It's not the kind of crappy national destiny stories nowadays. The characters all have their own perseverance and it's very well written.

It's good, I thought I could see more characters, but until I saw the latest chapter, the characters that the protagonist let appear were all from Honor of Kings. It's a pity that I don't play Honor of Kings, bye 🍉

Compared with other national sports books, this one is great. However, it's the same story with a different twist. Basically, it relies on the protagonist as a time traveler to travel through time and make a difference. However, his writing style is comfortable and the plot is reasonable, and the comments on the barrage are not malicious and abusive, and there is no hate-mongering 👍. There are too few now and I don't have enough to watch. I suggest you keep it🍉

It's okay, it's quite innovative (it's better than those formulaic protagonists who are brainless and cool, but only a little better)

I have only watched two games so far, but I have written down the shining points of each character in The King and The End. Although I have watched both games in the wild duck game, after all, the upper limit of The End is too low and The King is all numerical monsters. Without further ado, I give you five stars.

The same person as the King, right?

It's okay to read without a brain, but some parts don't stand up to scrutiny if you have a brain. But overall it's okay. It's a bit short. It's not bad to read for fun. The title of the book is good. If the content can be longer, and then not only fight against the end, but also fight against several characters with different worldviews, it feels like a good choice.