Doomsday Game, My Value Is Higher Than Yours

I read Chapter 216, and it's pretty good. It's a cool article. The protagonist's profession is very supermodel, and there's no pressure to level up. Although I feel that the protagonist is upgraded too quickly. The protagonist has more than one million combat power, while the second place has only a few thousand combat power. He's a supermodel. But the advantage is that there's no pressure to level up. It's just a cool article. Of course, this kind of novel is a matter of opinion, so I enjoyed reading it...

A very good article about fighting monsters, pure numerical values, and knowing how to use all the methods to your advantage. It doesn't matter whether you are cheating or deceiving people. Anyway, as long as you can become stronger, there is nothing wrong with it [Like]

This Real Pelican gave me a feeling of Goose-Duck Killing. I went in and took a look. Although it had nothing to do with Goose-Duck Killing, the book was still a normal apocalyptic novel with nothing poisonous. Are there any advantages? Let me take a look again [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Tomato's rare novel strikes gold. Both the pacing and the handling of other forces are just right. It's interesting to hang out. The plot is poor. There are currently no poisonous points, and it's very enjoyable to watch. This is my highest praise.

So far, it's okay. It's a good read. However, there are a few minor flaws in the middle. It's nothing now. If there are so many more in the future, it will be easy to drive people away. It depends on the author himself whether he can change it or not.

I read it in one sitting, a very good post-apocalyptic game article. At the beginning of the apocalypse, monsters come, and then you get a talented profession. As long as the protagonist's profession kills monsters, he can plunder attributes and expertise. The downside is that he cannot have active skills. So this begins the protagonist's life of invincible numerical values. His attributes have always been significantly ahead of others, and he is decisive in killing. It looks good. Recommend!

The narrative level of the plot is very good. The first three golden chapters are not procrastinating, there are not so many inexplicable background explanations that have nothing to do with the plot (many authors make this mistake), the data is detailed, and there is no frustration. The characters are not clearly defined. They are not villains or good guys that can be identified at a glance. Friends or enemies are based on the interests of the protagonist. They can be identified as grass jelly. Recommended by 4000+ reading time bookworms

I feel that I should be more picky, but this book can indeed be regarded as a fine book, because I like fast pace, but not too fast, and I can't stand the slow ones. The logic is not too picky, but it can't be too much. This book is very good, the plot, logic and some main lines and branches are just right. To be honest, I am quite satisfied. It feels very similar to another book I read, but that book fell apart in the later period. Just read this book. If it doesn't break in the later stage and is written down completely, it will be a fairy tale.

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A civilization with superpowers survives at the end of the world. The protagonist's ability is to increase attributes by killing monsters. It's purely a numerical monster. The protagonist's personality is good, his IQ is online, he has style and ability. There seems to be no CP tendency at the moment. The author's writing is very good, the plot is very smooth, and there is no poison for the time being.

I think, overall, there are no bad points, the world view is quite big, and the protagonist's character and occupation are very interesting. Currently, there are 327 chapters of a single female protagonist. I think the characters and personalities are quite good. Although there may be some flaws in the early stage, for example, some people in the army may have questions, but I think Shuangwen does not need to pay too much attention to these details, as well as the protagonist's combat strength. The profession of the protagonist is real +. I think it is nothing to be ahead of the world. Besides, if we write about the development history of civilization for hundreds of years like other civilizations, do you want to read it? For example, the Liquid Silver Civilization. Don't be dissuaded by the comments that are less than an hour old. Read a few more chapters. It will get better and better in the future. Generally speaking, the author's imagination and writing style are quite good. I hope you can read more.

My personal rating is 9.0, Which is worth reading. The number of words is still small at the moment. If the current quality can be maintained until the end, I can give it a minimum of 9.2 Points. If the quality continues to improve in the later period or there are a few explosive points, it may be able to touch the threshold of 9.5 Points for a masterpiece. Of course, it is not without its shortcomings. For example, having to max out the physical body will result in no attribute gains from eating physical monsters later, but I feel that it is within the acceptable range and does not affect the core enjoyment.

It's very good so far, the plot unfolds smoothly, there is no dullness, no pretense of being sophisticated, and there are no very mentally retarded characters or plots.

It's quite interesting. Although the combat power ranking was not first when it came out, the improvement in combat power after killing many bosses in a row was exaggerated. However, I am a little worried about how to write it later [laughs] and it feels like the combat power will easily collapse.

It's really fun to read, but the later dimensions are increased, which makes it a bit overwhelming in the future, but it's really fun. The various specialties are superimposed together, and the super high numerical values ​​​​have a strong numerical beauty. I haven't read a novel for so long.

You may have seen a lot of books on Tomato that are similar to those about killing monsters and swallowing monsters, but I feel that the logic and plot progression of this book are very reasonable, and the protagonist and passers-by are not brainless, and the world view is relatively new. I really like it. I don't want such an excellent book to be buried due to low ratings. I have been reading books on Tomato for a long time, and the writing is quite good.

After reading it, it's not bad. The combat power increases very quickly, and there is no intention to suppress it. The setting of the Pelican class is also quite interesting, but there are too few. I look forward to the follow-up. I am still very curious about the plot behind Cleaner's Gate. It's good.

It's good food, the plot is quite enjoyable, the overall route is light and funny, and the protagonist's IQ is pretty good.

I accidentally caught up with a large army, but I have to say that this book is good, it is full of numerical values, and the growth is fast. It does not reduce the combat power, and there is no poisonous point. The numerical values ​​​​are not filled in, but the combat power expands a little faster after entering the end zone.

After reading it for a while, I felt that this book is okay. It's quite interesting. Most of the cool articles nowadays are very uncomfortable to read. This book is quite interesting. And the mysterious attribute should be similar to the spirit. The boss that the protagonist encounters when he first enters the city actually has cognitive interference skills. Those with low mysterious attributes will have their cognition tampered with. It can be said that this boss-level monster is quite smart and a bit sinister. It turns out that it has spiritual attributes and is mysterious. It is really a mysterious attribute.

The disaster relief food of the book wasteland, Golden Finger is quite interesting, with numerical expertise as the core, and it does not suppress the combat power in the early stage and has no poisonous points. The world view is currently considered diverse. On the shortcomings, I prefer group portraits with attribute points. The supporting characters and villains are not sufficiently impressive.

This 7.9 Points? I see that there are almost no poisonous points in the latest chapter. It doesn't matter if it's a little off-putting occasionally. The plot and setting are very good, and the imagination is quite big. [Like] The setting is similar to Super Mechanic + Reincarnation Paradise. It can be considered an excellent work at any point.

It's fun, and it has some lasting fun points. The only flaw is that there are a few interactive scenes between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. Maybe it's because the author is not very good at emotional lines.

The characters are very vivid, the plot is smooth, and there is no bloody plot The author's writing is very good, and the plot is also enjoyable. I just don't know why the rating is so low. It should be at least a nine.

I just watched it not long ago, and I found it to be pretty good in the early stages. The settings are rich, the characters tend to be round, and then the rhythm caught me. My IQ is still very good. It's innovative, rare, and very good.

Quite good, the rationality of actions, logic, and world view are all very good. A classic and enjoyable novel, and the setting is very enjoyable. Generally speaking, this kind of novels have big structural problems, because if you write too apocalyptic in the apocalypse, you will be punished by the Ten-turn Net Gu. Therefore, most of these novels have huge logical problems in their structure. This book is well written and enjoyable, and the worldview structure is also pretty good.

I don't understand why the rating is so low. I've read 80 chapters and there's nothing poisonous about it. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a licker. She just wants to become stronger and has not been downgraded. So far, it's very satisfying.

I feel so awesome after reading Chapter 20, thank you for your hard work. Saw the latest chapter. The author works hard.

You can read it, about 4-4.5⭐, It is a semi-refreshing novel, not completely enjoyable, but not too overwhelming. The plot is bland and the characters are average. It is suitable for book lovers.

It's good-looking, the pace isn't sluggish, and it's quite refreshing. After reading 286,000 words, it seems there is no female protagonist. When will there be a female protagonist?