[Trafter 3] [Pre-made integration package] [Slow wear] [Slow heat] [Development and construction] [Reddish] [No heroine] [Non-invincible text]
Wang Tianming, who died unexpectedly, traveled to the MC world, where there are fields, food, and resources, but no people.
Until a portal appeared, everything changed...
Reader comments
My personal feeling is average, but when I see a new theme, I pay more attention to it.
The protagonist himself basically has no abnormal abilities, he is just an ordinary person. He does not have unlimited physical strength like Steve. In other words, he does not have a digitized body, and his physical strength itself is that of ordinary people. In the early stage of the different world, I feel that the MC's ability will not be used very much, because the protagonist seems to be preparing to develop his own personal power in the early stage, but it seems that in order not to expose the MC's ability, he turns off the MC's ability and uses it for things that will not be exposed.
Although the protagonist has infinite resurrection, he is an ordinary person, so he does not have the courage and mental strength to use infinite death to improve his development. To sum up, the protagonist is not Steve, he just has Steve's abilities. (Let me talk about what I personally think is a bit unreasonable. The article states that the protagonist died many times because of monsters, but I read later that the author seemed to be afraid that he would not dare to jump into the water directly into the canyon. So far, I have not seen the protagonist injured, so I am not sure whether he does not feel pain or has pain, but my personal preference is that he does not feel pain, because he has been killed by monsters so many times, and his spirit has not broken down.) And the early development of the protagonist is a big problem. He is in MC The world has developed in a month, MC Later in the article, the author explains why one month of development is not enough, but I personally think that it is most likely because the protagonist has the ability to infinitely resurrect. He is not anxious to increase his strength and takes advantage of every opportunity, including his own death. He seems to think: "Since I am not afraid of death, why should I be so anxious? I am the only one in this world anyway." There is no threat, no sense of urgency. Even if you are killed by a monster, you can be resurrected infinitely. There is no need to worry about food. Because death will refresh the satiety level, you only need to worry about mental issues. But he has already traveled to another world a month into the game and can communicate with people. There is no need to worry too much about mental issues. In summary, this should be regarded as a slow article, and it is not a popular MC setting. For example, Steve's backpack is not carried directly on his back, but is placed in a space and can be taken out at any time. What appears outside is a virtual body.
An individual MC player plays a hegemony game. I don't really like the subject matter, but the writing is pretty good.
It looks good\(//∇//)\, please update more often, the three views are very correct
My personal feeling is average, but when I see a new theme, I pay more attention to it. The protagonist himself basically has no abnormal abilities, he is just an ordinary person. He does not have unlimited physical strength like Steve. In other words, he does not have a digitized body, and his physical strength itself is that of ordinary people. In the early stage of the different world, I feel that the MC's ability will not be used very much, because the protagonist seems to be preparing to develop his own personal power in the early stage, but it seems that in order not to expose the MC's ability, he turns off the MC's ability and uses it for things that will not be exposed. Although the protagonist has infinite resurrection, he is an ordinary person, so he does not have the courage and mental strength to use infinite death to improve his development. To sum up, the protagonist is not Steve, he just has Steve's abilities. (Let me talk about what I personally think is a bit unreasonable. The article states that the protagonist died many times because of monsters, but I read later that the author seemed to be afraid that he would not dare to jump into the water directly into the canyon. So far, I have not seen the protagonist injured, so I am not sure whether he does not feel pain or has pain, but my personal preference is that he does not feel pain, because he has been killed by monsters so many times, and his spirit has not broken down.) And the early development of the protagonist is a big problem. He is in MC The world has developed in a month, MC Later in the article, the author explains why one month of development is not enough, but I personally think that it is most likely because the protagonist has the ability to infinitely resurrect. He is not anxious to increase his strength and takes advantage of every opportunity, including his own death. He seems to think: "Since I am not afraid of death, why should I be so anxious? I am the only one in this world anyway." There is no threat, no sense of urgency. Even if you are killed by a monster, you can be resurrected infinitely. There is no need to worry about food. Because death will refresh the satiety level, you only need to worry about mental issues. But he has already traveled to another world a month into the game and can communicate with people. There is no need to worry too much about mental issues. In summary, this should be regarded as a slow article, and it is not a popular MC setting. For example, Steve's backpack is not carried directly on his back, but is placed in a space and can be taken out at any time. What appears outside is a virtual body.
An individual MC player plays a hegemony game. I don't really like the subject matter, but the writing is pretty good.
It looks good\(//∇//)\, please update more often, the three views are very correct
Interesting and interesting, I like it