[Decisive killing] [Many witches but no heroine] [Invasion of the God Game] [Play as a god, become a god]
Cheng Ye: "No, buddy, are you an actor, just watching from the side?"
Su Qi: "Sorry, that person is not me. The monster you want to fight is me."
Cheng Ye: "???"
Three hundred years later, the gods invaded Blue Star. Every ten days, the gods' games will come. If you don't participate, your soul will be destroyed.
Su Qi traveled through time, and while others were destined to be "warriors", "beasts", and "witches", he gained a unique talent - "actor".
At the beginning, he accidentally broke into a meeting of gods and unexpectedly received the destiny of the gods - "Fate".
Su Qi, who has obtained the perfect role, will be able to play any NPC in the dungeon.
Want to become a boss? Then act!
If you want to be a witch, then act like it!
In underground cities and protected areas, humans have long been divided into classes.
Warcraft are raging, humans are in conflict, gods are controlling, and the end is approaching.
What's the solution to this situation?
Su Qi just smiled faintly: "It's very simple. Wouldn't it be great if I became a god?"
Reader comments
So far it's still a good book. But there is one smaller point that I personally don't like. Every time Fa Xiao appears, I feel like the text is so noisy. (?) Another thing is (I haven't finished reading the hospital chapter yet) I feel that growing smaller has not played a more substantial role. But will hair loss be involved in clearing the dungeon? It can be said that I have no interest in the existing character creations. It seems like he didn't help the protagonist much. (In other words, there is no such impressive plot.)
OK, I've also finished reading the hospital chapter. Fa Xiao only has two highlights in the middle, and it occupies a small space. The rest of the time, the gold coins are reduced by 10. Before the 13th chapter, it can be said that all exploration was ineffective, and the life-saving props were useless in the end. Other than that, there is nothing to remember. Well, it's hard to say.
After reading four chapters, I feel that the content and writing style are good. I don't know why no one has read it. I will read it again. Come on, author.
I read 40 chapters in one go, and overall it's good. I don't see any bad points. I just don't know why no one reads it. The author should be careful and don't write "no" anymore. The writing is really good so far. Although I haven't read the other works, I think this one is really good. As long as it can pass the book reviews, I should start recommending it.
So far it's still a good book. But there is one smaller point that I personally don't like. Every time Fa Xiao appears, I feel like the text is so noisy. (?) Another thing is (I haven't finished reading the hospital chapter yet) I feel that growing smaller has not played a more substantial role. But will hair loss be involved in clearing the dungeon? It can be said that I have no interest in the existing character creations. It seems like he didn't help the protagonist much. (In other words, there is no such impressive plot.) OK, I've also finished reading the hospital chapter. Fa Xiao only has two highlights in the middle, and it occupies a small space. The rest of the time, the gold coins are reduced by 10. Before the 13th chapter, it can be said that all exploration was ineffective, and the life-saving props were useless in the end. Other than that, there is nothing to remember. Well, it's hard to say.
After reading four chapters, I feel that the content and writing style are good. I don't know why no one has read it. I will read it again. Come on, author. I read 40 chapters in one go, and overall it's good. I don't see any bad points. I just don't know why no one reads it. The author should be careful and don't write "no" anymore. The writing is really good so far. Although I haven't read the other works, I think this one is really good. As long as it can pass the book reviews, I should start recommending it.