Zhou Yan, a university student who hasn't graduated yet, suddenly finds himself inside an infinite-horror game.
As soon as he enters the game, Zhou Yan uses his unbelievably good luck to draw his own talent skill: Roleplay Card.
You can play any creature you see for up to three minutes.
Damn, isn't that just a character skin from the shop? You can buy one for 50 points, and it doesn't even have a time limit.
How is this a talent skill? Is it the most useless skill in the game?
Zhou Yan looks at the skill card in front of him and nearly faints.
As he clears more and more instances, Zhou Yan realizes his skill card is upgrading too. It no longer just lets him take on someone's appearance: he can even imitate their talents. But he needs to make contact with them, and the closer the contact, the longer he can maintain the role.
At last, Zhou Yan no longer has to lie low. He starts searching for players with high-ranking talent skills, but before he can put the idea into action, someone crushes it in the bud.
The head of the game's top guild, ranked number one among players, corners Zhou Yan against a wall. "My talent skill is called the strongest talent. You can use mine."
Zhou Yan: "..."
Theme: Because of you, I fear nothing
I wait for the big article to live every day. Qaq is really well written. The plot and the psychology of the characters are very attractive to me. I should have ordered them all. I don't know why it is not popular. Qaq will always protect this article. Come on, teacher.
Finished reading! First of all, I wish you a happy ending! After reading it, it seems that this is my first long article. If it is my first time to write something like this, it is really amazing! It might be better to write more about the writing style. The background setting and world view are very interesting. It can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into it, very carefully! Brag! In addition, the structure may need to be considered again. Many multi-threading descriptions in the later period are a bit too abstract, and the descriptions in many places are also a bit foggy and confusing. In terms of characterization, the language could be polished. In the later stage, it was a bit "in order to show the boss's strong character and he did not speak human words." In fact, I didn't really understand the final big setting. I felt a little tired and dizzy after seeing the rest of it. I feel like it would be better to explain it more clearly. I really like to use some blank space at the end to free up the last bit, giving a sense of power when the shot stops abruptly and then transitions. But it's a bit too much. If this person was not there just now, why is he here again? What is the purpose of traveling back and forth between several timelines? Maybe I didn't look at the final settings carefully, haha. In addition, I would like to mention a few minor grammatical issues. You must pay attention to the role of periods! Independent sentences must be completed with periods, but never use commas all the time. This is very irregular! Finally, I saw a big boss saying that the data is not good, maybe because of the newcomers, don't give up! In my opinion, this article is more thoughtful than many ghosts and monsters on the list, haha! Give yourself some time to grow, and give readers some time to get to know you! Anyway, hard work! Finished spreading flowers~~ (This is my first time writing a long review in Jinjiang, so I'm too lazy to segment it! Just read it like this hehe)
"Zhou Yanyan" gave the author a big worm~ This should be Li Xiangyang, right? [Question mark]
Read them all! It was still very good, and it was actually quite shocking to see the end of it, but the ending was a little hasty and left people unfinished. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the front, and the narration is enough, but the main plot is actually not introduced as much as in the later copies, so I am a little confused at the beginning, but it is clear after looking at it. The overall framework design is still very good, but the foreshadowing design of the chapters is a bit unreasonable, which leads to the narration rhythm of the later chapters being a bit too fast. The excitement is not enough, and the ups and downs are relatively large. Overall it's very good, I was quite shocked when I saw the back part [Like][Like][Like]
Isn't Bian Kai a player of Rose? Did I remember it wrong?
Why does it feel like Zhou Yan's IQ dropped seriously after he lost his memory?
"Zhou Yan was a little surprised..." This is a big bug for the author~
The deputy CP feels like a prelude to forced love from a yandere
I have guessed this kind of plot before, the hateful copper-smelting addiction [angry]
When will the Faceless Men come out?