Since Ancient Times, Have Numerical Monsters Appeared in Online Games? Have Mechanical Monsters Appeared?
I recently played Burning Will and discovered the new world. The protagonists in online game novels generally have numerical monsters. There are no mechanical monsters. Small mechanisms cannot be counted. For example, if the blood is below half health, it will be directly wiped out. If the blood volume is too low, it will automatically consume the blue lock blood. Only seven or eight level mechanisms can be considered mechanical monsters.
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The talent is indeed incredible, but the restrictions are quite large, the enemies are strong enough, and the situation is quite impossible, unlike Invincible Literature. I didn't find any major flaws, but it just feels like a running account. It should be because the author updated it too much and wrote it smoothly.
It's a serious article, but what I'm most afraid of is that the author collapses the data and ends it early. It's just a pure pleasure all the way through, and there's basically nothing repeated. It's not like trying it all over again. You have to read a lot of the same things, and there's obviously no difference.
The author has finished reading the book, five stars for encouragement. The setting is not novel, and the golden finger is open but gradually becomes weak. It feels like the author didn't quite find the direction: after Goldfinger upgraded twice, he put it down and did not continue to upgrade; after finding some partners, the protagonist upgraded too quickly, so their definition gradually changed from partner → anchor → logistics → leek; it started steadily, then fell into a bottleneck, and then suddenly took a sudden turn and wandered outside. Probably the only thing that remains unchanged is that the protagonist keeps getting stronger. Because it is a listening book, I feel it is okay, but it may not be exciting enough for people watching. Come on, author. It's "10,000 per day", sorry for the typo.
It's very interesting to read. This is actually not the first time I read this book, but I was put off by the introduction at the beginning. I usually read the introduction first. If the introduction seems interesting to me, I will try to read it for a while.
After reading it, please rate it. Not bad, Essentially, it's a brainless and enjoyable article. You don't need to use your brain. It's just killing and killing along the way. It's really fun to watch, you can read ten lines at a glance The ending is a bit sloppy, but not bad, at least it ended smoothly.
It looks good and is filling. 💙💜💜💙💜💚💚💜🧡 35.896
The world view setting is novel and interesting, and the author updates it quickly
It must be seen with five stars, it is really interesting
The quantity is large and the tube is full. There is no problem with the quality. One piece of food and grass.
I can't seem to think of any good comments. Come back and click a follow-up review to see how long I've been watching.
The subject matter is very new, and it doesn't seem to have any poisonous points at the moment. It should get more than eight points if it is updated normally.
Looks good, I recommend it, don't give it up
Okay, plenty of it
Please support me to prevent the book from being discontinued. The book is good and updated a lot
It's over if it's cool. What kind of logic does a cool article need? What's needed is that it's cool enough. If the poisonous points are not written out, there won't be any. Chapter 50 is no problem. I'll continue to try the poison later.
The setting is quite interesting, the large quantity aspect is really good, and it looks pretty good. I hope you won't rush into it. Come on, come on. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone see it?
Five-star reviews, great looking!
So far so good.
So desperate, but beautiful
🤨🤨😀😃Good reviews, good reviews, good reviews
No poison, no heroine, right?
Super super pretty
Not great but okay I lied to you, it's so cool [laughs]
Good-looking, not watery or stressful
It's so awesome. Ten thousand days is still too strong.
Find a good book that allows me to read from the beginning to the end in one go
I don't have much to say. So far, it doesn't have any bad points. The updates are fast. I don't have much to say.
Support the author. The first chapters weren't that exciting, and to be honest, the later chapters weren't that exciting either, and I felt a little hung up.
The idea is good, but the author doesn't feel like the author has figured out how to control the data.