They Said It Was Temporary Work, So Why Do I Get All the Skills?

The book is good, but please don't write a bloody plot. This feeling is particularly good at the moment. The protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger like an outsider. This is the best part at the moment. It will be self-defeating if you write something pretentious and slap in the face. Then just update your main panel to add new skills, features, and basic attributes. Don't make it so many and it will look uncomfortable. You can open a leaflet at the beginning or summarize every dozens of chapters.

It feels okay and can be watched, but the AI smell is a bit stronger, and the smell is a bit similar to Bean Bao Storytelling. The AI content becomes heavier towards the back

Although the AI ​​flavor in the dungeon is a bit strong, it is not like the mage next door. It is almost entirely AI and has its own words and ideas. I look forward to the follow-up.

I caught up to the end in one night, not bad. I think a truly good book is like this, with a worldview that is laid out at the beginning and "suddenly expanded" every other paragraph, a little humorous narrative, a little supporting characters with distinctive personalities and "intelligence and motivation", and no endless gourd dolls and "people with peak combat power" villains. But maybe I'm a little bit of a germaphobe. [Thinking] The latest improvement involves brainwashing, which makes me feel a little disgusting. I hope the "test results" written by the author later on are brainwashing for a limited time, otherwise it will be really weird. Overall, it's a good book, easy to read without being pretentious. Grain ~ grass jelly [Learned] I read other people's comments, so I would like to advise those who haven't read it to just jump to the copy of Jinyiwei to receive the award. Fortunately, I don't like the ancient crime scene and skip to it. I also don't understand the story about the protagonist licking women. There are only two points in total. In the early stage, the protagonist simply takes the mission and gets knifed to use his skills. If he needs to be beaten, he will be beaten. Where is the turtle? Is it reasonable to kill the employer with a knife? The racing scene was indeed, I got slapped a few times [Thinking] So according to their idea, the plot should be "fight back hard", and then the female supporting character will say "How dare you hit me" and then hit the younger one and the old one and hit the ancestors [Thinking] I like the part about Long Aotian

I found another book. The author writes it very well. It is an infinite world plunder disguised as a game that synchronizes with reality. Only the protagonist can synchronize the skills in the game with reality. It can be seen that the outline written by the author is very good. 5000 Hours of readers have commented critically.

Well, how should I put it? It's very reasonable, but I feel that most of the people watching it are elementary school students. I think the weighing of pros and cons is normal. The protagonist develops normally, there is no harem, and all women's fate is to prepare for becoming stronger.

Judging from the current situation, it is considered novel. Also slightly interesting. There is currently no cp. It looks pretty good. It's pretty bland, but with a little bit of poison in it. Again, it looks pretty good.

Chapter 315 has two repetitions. I posted a comment, you can take a look. I can only say that before Chapter 315, there was actually no big fault. It's like changing the protagonist's name directly to the protagonist. These are all things that can be tolerated, but 300 has 15 chapters, and so far I have only 15 chapters that I haven't read yet. To be honest, I actually wanted to chase him, but after his power system reached such a point, it reached 315. This AI has gone astray and will happen. If a situation repeats itself, this is already the case. In low-end situations, there will also be higher-end situations. So my suggestion is that after chapter 315, the author can optimize it more. That's it. I feel the subject matter is a very good one. But I'm not going to continue watching it, because I can tolerate AI, but I can't tolerate typos when using AI. A type of classic AI problem.

After reading a little bit, I made a guess. It is mainly written about an unknown protagonist from another world who creates a master god space to attract people to the world. In order to prevent the reincarnations from becoming stronger and rebelling against the master god space, the master god only gave these reincarnations the right to use an account. It just so happens that the protagonist of Blue Star accidentally gets a ring that unlocks half of the ownership, so he can bring the skills in the game back to reality. "Let you inherit the Lord God and make you a holographic game?" "You can probably take a look at the protagonist of this novel. The difference between the two novels is that one is about the main god, and the other is about the reincarnation.

Not bad, the protagonist has a good mind. It's just that when I pretended to be Mr. A, I went a little too far. A guy who can clear out everyone on the entire line just because he was used as bait can be ruthless, but he can't be too indifferent to life. Although it is reasonable in terms of the required costumes, the protagonist's personality is a bit invisible here. The world view is large, but the events are small and the scope is small. This is a good thing. Don't play around with things like politics and the overall situation. It's difficult to write and deal with. Now that's fine, small events can be designed very subtly. The real case is so plain and simple. Overall, it's watchable and pretty good.