Double Gold Talent: I Have an Unlimited Contract in the Garbage Pit

Real review⭐⭐⭐ I have read 60 chapters so far and have read around 100 chapters. ① Personal intuitive feeling: The plot progression is too "flat", like a glass of warm water. It doesn't burn your mouth when you drink it, but it doesn't leave an aftertaste. ·Most of each chapter is filled with dialogue between various characters - the characters come and go, seemingly conveying information and shaping their characters, but if you read more, you will find that these dialogues rarely really promote the main line. ② The daily rhythm has almost formed a set routine: drop monsters and supplies on time → team up to clean up → pick up loot → run with weights and other exercises → enter the "enjoy life" link - eat, drink, play, relax, and then restart the cycle the next day. ③The overall framework feels to me like "Territorial Defense" with a semi-gamified monster-killing upgrade skin. ——To be honest, this style of "daily farming + lightweight monster hunting" is suitable for mindless relaxation before going to bed, and it is easy to create a sense of emptiness of "looking at something but not seeming to see it at all".

This book is very good, very enjoyable, and the author is very interactive, but in the end, the garbage pit turned into a world of teleportation arrays, which is not a blind box. However, this book seems to be discontinued, and I think it can be saved again [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

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Very interesting, very good

The content is a bit monotonous, but overall it's okay

At the moment, I think it's pretty good. Keep watching. Come on.

Good-looking, the male protagonist has a bit of a humorous personality [snickering][smirking] He's a little lucky but not much, and this talent is very useful. It's good-looking, good-looking, and good-looking.

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