(Martial Arts Crossover) The Player Strikes Back

When I saw Yin Donger and Xiao Jianseng, I was reminded of the speechless plot of The Four Famous Youngsters. What gave Xiao Jianseng the courage to take his girlfriend with him when he was undercover? Cold-blooded is also the case. He is preparing to be a horror general but wants to fall in love with his daughter. Is it appropriate for you to have a romance on the set of a bloody thriller?

In the original work, the players are all selected, and they are not the kind of bad people themselves.

Why do I hate the novels written by Wen Rui'an? The main reason is because of the abuse of women. While abusing women, they use women as tools to humiliate men (such as Li Chenzhou, such as Cold Blood, etc.). The key is that justice cannot be served. The evildoers who have done bad things do not have a miserable ending, which makes people feel like they are stuck in their throats. Men will always defend him, saying that he destroys beautiful things for others to see? Treating women as tools to the extreme, humiliating them into human form, and dying miserably. Men have broken arms and legs, and broken nose pins and fingers (these disasters were caused by the death of General Wen Xue'an and Qiangwei in the original work, but Wanli Plain Prayer Twenty-Four was not dead because of the author's trap. Sun Jiang's "Tiger" became a living dead before he died? The shadow of the Three-Band Taoist is still alive and can do evil even after his body is dead. Emperor Bai, Huajiu "Tang Qinghong", and the Leopard League advocate that Aoye is not dead in the trap. Is the life or death of Emperor Bai in doubt? ) I googled the ending and was so pissed off. Is all the darkness in the world foreshadowing the Jingkang Incident? (And the author's dark experience of killing innocent people and causing harm to the legacy for thousands of years...) I think the world view of the four famous arrests is the late Northern Song Dynasty. Zhao Shirong, Lei Chun, Ling Xiaodao, Wen Wenwen, Tequila, Ding Changyi, Zhu Xiaoyao, Wu Caiyun, Ru Xiaoyi... Do they prove that Jianghu is equal to Hong Kong's leader? So the women's endings are not good. I think the most important thing is that these women are not the protagonists and have no protagonist aura, so they are all expendable? If they were the protagonists, they would have the protagonist aura. When they are tortured, they will have a chance to fight back, because they are the protagonists and their character will be tenacious and indestructible. If they were the protagonists, they would be impossible to kill. If they survived by jumping off the cliff, they would pick up the secret book. Even if they were defeated, they would still have a chance to make a comeback. (That's why Gou Dao's method of transcending and cremating a dragon is to take precautions to avoid the resurrection of the protagonist.) It also confirms the sentence that heaven and earth are all working together in time, and heroes are not free to transport them. The author is heaven and destiny, so as supporting characters, they briefly have a supporting role halo (smart, beautiful, intelligent, noble status, etc.) But if the author wants to advance the plot, they must be sacrificed.

Doesn't the crane itself have the function of transportation and transmission? And I remember that Jacob's teleportation was based on the ritual field implanted in his body. But it's also possible that I'm remembering it wrong. The writing is also good, I hope to fill in the gaps.

Madam, please look at me!

Now Annan is a candidate for the crane and can move players to other worlds.

Maybe there are too many people, but they all still use the game name.

When will the boss update?

I don't know why but it seems a bit messy and laborious. I don't mean to say that the writing is bad.

Even cutting him to pieces with a thousand cuts cannot relieve his hatred