[Brothers, the author really doesn't know how to write an introduction. Can you give me some help? The time traveler lord discovered that Goldfinger was a whiteboard system that could only write on. Faced with a huge debt, he committed suicide in despair and left the whole mess to his side cousin Lucien.
Everyone laughed at this system as rubbish, but Lucien saw through the essence at a glance——
Marking, displaying, tampering with cognition... Where is this junk notepad? This is the supreme authority to control information!
The panel blocks the line of sight and causes blindness, the background picture disguises the illusion, the reconnaissance scan and early warning prospecting, the battlefield command instant communication...
What's even more outrageous is that this "system" can also be the master of the Contract Master!
Analyze the rules in reverse and create a lightsaber cursed blade from the basic magic energy; share the rules to navigate and create extraordinary powerful people in batches.
What if the magic network collapses and the road is cut off?
With the power of information in his hands, he opened up wasteland from scratch in the Death Swamp, recruited subordinates, tamed giant beasts, attracted barbarians, built new cities, and turned the Black Crow Territory, which everyone avoided, into the most dazzling legend in the entire North!
Eric: You don't even need this garbage system!
Lucien: Thanks to my cousin for the god-level golden finger. I am now invincible!
Reader comments
For now, the storyline is very tight and less watery.
The male protagonist's skills are divided into two parts, one is the system (approximately equivalent to opening a script in an MMO, but more sinister), and the other is his own understanding and study of DND rules (which can be said to be very useful in the indigenous world based on DND rules). Needless to say about the latter, the male protagonist's use of system functions is one of the most comfortable ones I have seen in Tomato for so long, and is worthy of praise.
It's a little refreshing, because as mentioned above, the rhythm is tight enough, so it won't waste space on rotten fish and shrimps and raise blood pressure.
The battle plot is not particularly detailed, but the description is enough to create a general sense of the picture.
Good grass, you can see it. Love is used in some places, and the love flavor of Cangjiao Tribe is a bit strong. [Smile]
Well written, it's indeed grass jelly at the moment,
For now, the storyline is very tight and less watery. The male protagonist's skills are divided into two parts, one is the system (approximately equivalent to opening a script in an MMO, but more sinister), and the other is his own understanding and study of DND rules (which can be said to be very useful in the indigenous world based on DND rules). Needless to say about the latter, the male protagonist's use of system functions is one of the most comfortable ones I have seen in Tomato for so long, and is worthy of praise. It's a little refreshing, because as mentioned above, the rhythm is tight enough, so it won't waste space on rotten fish and shrimps and raise blood pressure. The battle plot is not particularly detailed, but the description is enough to create a general sense of the picture.
Good grass, you can see it. Love is used in some places, and the love flavor of Cangjiao Tribe is a bit strong. [Smile]
Well written, it's indeed grass jelly at the moment,
Currently looking at fairy grass, or dnd rules