[An Kewen (please see Chapter 0 for detailed explanation)] [Added points are completely random] [The development of the story is completely determined by dice]
Iwami awakened his talent [self-data display panel] when he was 18 years old. Everyone thought that this ability was of little use.
But only he knows that his data panel also comes with a talent - [Randomly add points every day]!
Even if he does nothing, he can randomly add some attributes every day. Basic attributes, elemental attributes, and even more special attributes are all within the range that can be added!
And with many years of experience in novels, he naturally chose Gou - and absolutely Gou, not participating in anything!
As long as there is enough time, he will definitely be invincible!
He had been living on the deserted border for five years without being involved in any incident. He should have gradually become invincible!
——But at the end of the fifth year, an enemy came from the sky!
Fortunately, he was reborn - and in this life, he is no longer strict! He wants to stand in the spotlight and be invincible for the rest of his life!
Reader comments
Not bad, not bad. The outline of Dice Girl is extremely hard!
Subjective evaluation: There are transgender links in this book, but not many. The protagonist has a rabbit head that controls the brain. I don't know if it will be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, but judging from the signs, it should be multiple female protagonists. Some of the plots are too classic. I can only say that the dice mother is magical, but it feels more like a comedy. There are currently few updated chapters. The author's imagination is very good, after all, he can round out the logic of the dice girl. It's still recommended to watch.
Dice Niang is still an old foodie [face covering]
How come so many classic settings just happened to be rolled out?
At present, the outline of Dice Girl is still invincible. The protagonist's talent increases every day. The latest chapters of adventures give the ability to transform between objects and monsters.
Check it out, my legendary dice girl, the plot may have flaws, but it's still too much fun.
It looks pretty good. I hope it's better than the last book. Come on.
Come on. I hope to see a collaboration with the previous book
Don't show the dice, curious about the secret dice
Display the dice roll, interrupt reading [pinch][pinch]
It's okay, but there are too many dashes. It can be seen that the author's writing style is very down to earth. A little too verbal, to be honest. In short, this book is edible, but the texture is not good, but it tastes good.
The one less star is because the author has too many parentheses. Whenever I was about to immerse myself in the story, I was pulled back by the author's parentheses, which made me feel uncomfortable. Although I understand the author's desire to share the outrageous results, I still recommend that the author put the outrageous answers of Dice Niang into the author's comments every time, so that it will not affect the perception so much.
It is the first time I read An Kewen, which is quite interesting (it seems that there are very few people who have written about An Kewen. I knew a prince and a sea emperor before)
Sorry sir, I didn't recognize you.
This is my first time reading this type of article. The randomness is very attractive.
In fact, the pure An Kewen is still very good-looking, but for the options of rolling dice, apart from the author's whimsical ideas, for most of the plot, I still recommend letting professional AI analyze what possible directions will follow, and then judge their probabilities. Hmm, put them into a dice simulator. @AI1S
Otherwise, it feels like the plot is not like a plot that can happen. Of course, if the author uses a similar method, then pretend I didn't say @AI1S
It's the first time we meet. It's quite interesting.
It's nice to see, but there are more than 100 million dice in the display part. It's enough to show readers more in the front, and less in the back, otherwise it will make you dizzy.
A super capable dice girl, and an author who bickers with the dice girl every day. This is the charm of An Kewen!
The almighty principal [laughing and crying]
Good luck, Dice Niang has her own ideas, it's fun [laughs evilly] [like]
It's my first time watching An Kewen, it's very interesting
The setting is still very interesting, let's see what the author does next.
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've come across this kind of writing, and I feel like I was watching Doudou when I was a kid.
Not bad 😊, high-quality and good grass, basically the same old routines in the book, but I enjoyed watching the part about the dice girl, it is worth watching anyway, the author also thought of some interesting things to spare.
Super good An Kewen.
A genius dice girl who occasionally gets sick.
It's not fun when there are few people, bring in more people
Beautiful An Kewen! Not bad!
It's good for Dice Niang to give you a wife as a gift
Feeling pretty good about myself
Very interesting, good luck to the author!
What's interesting is that the part about the dice numbers can be placed in paragraph reviews or chapter reviews, or placed at the end or beginning of the article. Otherwise, it will greatly affect the coherence of reading.
Not bad, not bad. The outline of Dice Girl is extremely hard!
Subjective evaluation: There are transgender links in this book, but not many. The protagonist has a rabbit head that controls the brain. I don't know if it will be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, but judging from the signs, it should be multiple female protagonists. Some of the plots are too classic. I can only say that the dice mother is magical, but it feels more like a comedy. There are currently few updated chapters. The author's imagination is very good, after all, he can round out the logic of the dice girl. It's still recommended to watch.
Dice Niang is still an old foodie [face covering] How come so many classic settings just happened to be rolled out?
At present, the outline of Dice Girl is still invincible. The protagonist's talent increases every day. The latest chapters of adventures give the ability to transform between objects and monsters.
Check it out, my legendary dice girl, the plot may have flaws, but it's still too much fun.
It looks pretty good. I hope it's better than the last book. Come on.
Come on. I hope to see a collaboration with the previous book
Don't show the dice, curious about the secret dice Display the dice roll, interrupt reading [pinch][pinch]
It's okay, but there are too many dashes. It can be seen that the author's writing style is very down to earth. A little too verbal, to be honest. In short, this book is edible, but the texture is not good, but it tastes good.
The one less star is because the author has too many parentheses. Whenever I was about to immerse myself in the story, I was pulled back by the author's parentheses, which made me feel uncomfortable. Although I understand the author's desire to share the outrageous results, I still recommend that the author put the outrageous answers of Dice Niang into the author's comments every time, so that it will not affect the perception so much.
It is the first time I read An Kewen, which is quite interesting (it seems that there are very few people who have written about An Kewen. I knew a prince and a sea emperor before)
Sorry sir, I didn't recognize you.
This is my first time reading this type of article. The randomness is very attractive.
In fact, the pure An Kewen is still very good-looking, but for the options of rolling dice, apart from the author's whimsical ideas, for most of the plot, I still recommend letting professional AI analyze what possible directions will follow, and then judge their probabilities. Hmm, put them into a dice simulator. @AI1S Otherwise, it feels like the plot is not like a plot that can happen. Of course, if the author uses a similar method, then pretend I didn't say @AI1S
It's the first time we meet. It's quite interesting.
It's nice to see, but there are more than 100 million dice in the display part. It's enough to show readers more in the front, and less in the back, otherwise it will make you dizzy.
A super capable dice girl, and an author who bickers with the dice girl every day. This is the charm of An Kewen!
The almighty principal [laughing and crying]
Good luck, Dice Niang has her own ideas, it's fun [laughs evilly] [like]
It's my first time watching An Kewen, it's very interesting
The setting is still very interesting, let's see what the author does next.
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've come across this kind of writing, and I feel like I was watching Doudou when I was a kid.
Not bad 😊, high-quality and good grass, basically the same old routines in the book, but I enjoyed watching the part about the dice girl, it is worth watching anyway, the author also thought of some interesting things to spare.
Super good An Kewen. A genius dice girl who occasionally gets sick.
It's not fun when there are few people, bring in more people
Beautiful An Kewen! Not bad!
It's good for Dice Niang to give you a wife as a gift
Feeling pretty good about myself
Very interesting, good luck to the author!
What's interesting is that the part about the dice numbers can be placed in paragraph reviews or chapter reviews, or placed at the end or beginning of the article. Otherwise, it will greatly affect the coherence of reading.