From the Start, I Have Legendary Gear. Am I a Game Bug?
开局神装，我成了游戏BUG？
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This is a rare holographic martial arts time travel story with a very solid setting. The protagonist is a veteran game master. After completing a special mission, he travels back to the early martial arts version of the game. His backpack is filled with late-stage divine equipment but cannot be used due to level restrictions. He can only rely on gold coins and low-level elixirs to slowly develop. The atmosphere of the Jianghu market is sufficient. NPC interactions and bounty breakthrough tasks all fit the game mechanism. There is no brainless crushing and the rhythm is comfortable.
This briskly paced online martial arts time travel game has no mindlessly overwhelming plot. The protagonist is familiar with all the rules of the version, uses the information gap to stock up and upgrade, and deals with robbers and government tasks online. The length is not long and suitable for reading in fragmented time, and it is durable to decompress.
A very nice online game with bugs. It comes with a complete set of magical equipment at the beginning but it is not a mindless game. The protagonist is stuck between players and NPCs, and has to avoid being cleared by the mastermind. All abilities have a price, equipment will be worn out, and use beyond the limit will backfire, so the balance of the numerical system will not be broken. The world view of the wasteland online game is completely written, and the details of gun modification and rune technology are very attentive. If you like hardcore game writing, you can try it.
Emmm, it's okay, the setting is quite novel, but it's just too little, come on, author [Thinking]
Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking, the game settings are okay, the panel, elixirs, and mission system are clear, the combat is crisp and clear, and the text is good to unpack. Don't miss it if you like a relaxing and invincible flow.
There's nothing toxic about it at the moment, it's just too little. Come on, author, I've finished listening to the book.
It's quite a stress reliever. I watched it without too much frustration. Some of the supporting characters are based on templates, which is suitable for people who like simple and refreshing feeling. I wonder if the author will keep writing [eating melon]
It's quite good. It's an online martial arts time-travel story. Goldfinger has restraints, not crushing all the way. The protagonist comes to an untested game world with late-stage resources. Due to the limited level, he cannot use equipment directly. He can only rely on his understanding of the version to develop slowly. The two-line narrative, Jianghu missions and reality lines are interspersed for advancement.
Okay, okay, the writing is extremely impressive, the plot flows smoothly, it's so enjoyable to read, and the whole process is high-energy and exciting! Absolutely amazing! I entered the book instantly, the writing is smooth and fast, and every chapter is exciting. Immersive inbound reading, the pace is smooth and the plot is exciting and gripping, making it impossible to stop. The writing is very contagious and makes it easy for people to enter. The writing is fluent and smooth without any lag, the plot is exciting and exciting, and the characters are vivid. Once you read it, you will be completely immersed in the story. The more you read, the more you can't put it down.
I think it's okay, it's a relatively cool genre, and it looks very cool [I learned it]