This Player Isn't Human [Infinite]

A little advice, I don't have to listen to it, it's just my feeling. The protagonist's strength has a serious feeling of being torn apart. How should I put it? There was so much foreshadowing, and the protagonist was established as a capable character in this world, but in the dungeon he was actually the one who felt aggrieved. In fact, it's not that it's impossible to defeat, but that it's not handled properly, such as adding some necessary explanations. You said that the protagonist can't bandage his partner because he, as a ghost, has never been exposed to these things. That's fine, but the readers don't know. In the readers' eyes, this means that the protagonist can't do anything. Then there is one thing that I have never understood after reading so many novels for so many years. In many ancient novels, the female protagonist and male protagonist have to set up the first and second families in the world at the beginning, and then make the villains become mysterious and unborn families. It is quite understandable by analogy with this book, right? This is actually quite thankless. Now it's the kind of movie where you want people to enjoy watching the protagonist because of Goldfinger, but also want to make the protagonist feel frustrated. In this case, why don't you say Goldfinger is so strong at the beginning? It feels to me that this degree is not grasped well. About the two protagonists. The character and the copywriting don't quite match. What's the double standard of his target? And are the supporting characters too stupid? Even though they have corresponding knowledge because of military reasons, their performance is not much different from that of newcomers who have passed a dungeon, which makes people wonder how they survived. If you really don't know how to write, you can actually weaken the player's sense of presence. You will be able to write slowly after thinking about it... Well, it's mainly about writing exciting stories but taking a frustrating route. This is too tearing. In my opinion, this article is a little too high and low. But who am I to point fingers here...

When I saw this, I couldn't understand it, and I didn't understand the brain circuit of feeling. Pretending to be weak is when you have the ability. Gong lost too much blood and fell into a coma. Others also made sarcastic remarks and made various sarcastic remarks. Is it necessary to pretend to be weak in this situation? Normal people should think of saving people first.

It's written as if there's something wrong with it. Gong is a soldier, right? It's obvious that he's not a human being. He has secrets about him. He doesn't want to recognize any relatives. You still want to recognize him as your mother? Treat yourself as a grandson, right?

Hummingbird: It's really blocked Q

The supporting characters... Are they... A little too stunned?

I really don't understand how my brain works. If I don't save people first, I'm talking nonsense.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh time I want to see the two of them coming back home ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh when will the new episode be released hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

The ending is too rushed. Did I miss some chapters in the middle? The plot is a bit disconnected.

Hummingbird: This family will be separated without me (pointing)

Why don't you expand on the rest of the story? I always feel like it's not finished yet, ugh