[National time travel + game to another world + technical flow + single female protagonist]
Five years ago, 100,000 players entered the closed beta of "Here".
Tao Ran, the name of the game is "Kong Pavilion".
Ranked first in overall completion and seventh in personal combat power.
In five years, he traveled around the map, studied dungeons, dismantled skills, and used his not-so-top talent "Practice Makes Perfect" to the extreme.
Until the end of the closed beta.
At noon the next day, an announcement appeared in front of all mankind at the same time——
[The public beta of "Here" will start in sixty minutes.
Sixty minutes later, the global human race collectively entered "Here".
The level is cleared, the equipment is cleared, and everything starts from scratch.
And the 100,000 closed beta players also got an opportunity to re-select their natural talents.
Faced with the "practice makes perfect" that has accompanied him for five years, Tao Ran chose another brand-new talent.
Insight
[When the real weaknesses and flaws are accurately exploited, the final effective result is increased to 300%.
It won't tell Tao Ran where his weaknesses are.
But...
He has been doing this kind of thing for five years.
Reader comments
Not bad, just some food
Internal beta masters are rampant in open beta, there is no hatred for no reason, the hostility is all around the wild boss resources (although I haven't written about it yet)
He is my favorite protagonist who is a technical master. Along the way, the protagonist has never met a god or a man. He is a very normal and rational person. (After all, traveling around the world together, no one dares to commit suicide)
The golden finger is a talent that hits a weak spot and causes triple damage, and the experience of the closed beta. There are 50,000 people in the closed beta. Basically, this book will focus on the masters of the closed beta. The group portrait is okay.
It is worth mentioning the relationship between the protagonist and the government: not being a dog does not mean being indifferent. The protagonist has his own values and will help when he feels it is necessary, but the official cannot order the protagonist. Even if the official agrees that the protagonist joins as a free agent, no one can give orders. But the protagonist still refused (good review, after all, people can't help themselves in the world, how can you say that you can be free if you want to be free after joining)
Traveling across the world to the Chinese region? Do the top dozens of experts in the world compete for a wild boss? The damage data is not displayed. It feels similar to martial arts fantasy to me, but the overall picture is still viewable.
Watchable, but very bland
Hope it won't be interrupted
It's okay, but it doesn't describe the game world very much, and I don't know anything about professions.
Number one on the mission list, well deserved.
It looks pretty good, quite interesting.
It's quite interesting, although the protagonist doesn't have much of a personality, and it doesn't quite feel like a game for everyone. It's really good to watch as a pure online game.
It's okay, even that dungeon said that I would enter once a week, but in the next chapter, those passers-by entered again.
Not bad, just some food Internal beta masters are rampant in open beta, there is no hatred for no reason, the hostility is all around the wild boss resources (although I haven't written about it yet) He is my favorite protagonist who is a technical master. Along the way, the protagonist has never met a god or a man. He is a very normal and rational person. (After all, traveling around the world together, no one dares to commit suicide) The golden finger is a talent that hits a weak spot and causes triple damage, and the experience of the closed beta. There are 50,000 people in the closed beta. Basically, this book will focus on the masters of the closed beta. The group portrait is okay. It is worth mentioning the relationship between the protagonist and the government: not being a dog does not mean being indifferent. The protagonist has his own values and will help when he feels it is necessary, but the official cannot order the protagonist. Even if the official agrees that the protagonist joins as a free agent, no one can give orders. But the protagonist still refused (good review, after all, people can't help themselves in the world, how can you say that you can be free if you want to be free after joining)
Traveling across the world to the Chinese region? Do the top dozens of experts in the world compete for a wild boss? The damage data is not displayed. It feels similar to martial arts fantasy to me, but the overall picture is still viewable.
Watchable, but very bland
Hope it won't be interrupted
It's okay, but it doesn't describe the game world very much, and I don't know anything about professions.
Number one on the mission list, well deserved.
It looks pretty good, quite interesting.
It's quite interesting, although the protagonist doesn't have much of a personality, and it doesn't quite feel like a game for everyone. It's really good to watch as a pure online game.
It's okay, even that dungeon said that I would enter once a week, but in the next chapter, those passers-by entered again.