The Game Has Arrived, and My Golden Finger Is a Respawn Point

Thoughts after reading the book: "The game is coming, Goldfinger is the resurrection point", the setting is very exquisite, the ending is almost interesting, overall it is okay... Compared with the shopping cashback system, this book is still a bit inferior. If the number of words were not small enough, I might not have been able to finish it. I wanted to give up a few times in the middle, but I really couldn't find the book to read, so I finished it. The setting is actually pretty good. When I first watched it, I was thinking what kind of cheat is a cheat with only one resurrection point? How can I use it to grow? Unexpectedly, this is a world where everyone's game comes. Everyone else has only one life, but only the heroine can be resurrected infinitely. In particular, there is a dungeon setting in the novel, which makes this setting even more useful. Anyone who has played the game knows that as long as everyone is not dead, the instance will not be reopened. The heroine sets the resurrection point in the instance, so she can save the game unlimited times. She will kill the boss immediately after resurrecting. Even grinding can kill the boss. With this skill, coupled with some knowledge of rebirth, the heroine can level up by killing the nearby dungeon bosses at the beginning, and gain strength and speed that are several levels ahead of others. Plus, with the attribute points she gets from the first kill, there is no sense of disobedience in her disguise as a skill acquirer of strength. And one thing I like about this world is that the world order did not collapse at the beginning. Later, with the reminder of the heroine, the officials consciously cleaned up the wild monsters in the forest, resulting in no monster riots. Therefore, the order of the entire world has been officially maintained with the help of the heroine. I often feel that the setting of the apocalypse is very unreasonable, that is, under the leadership of such a powerful official, how could the order collapse immediately? Therefore, in order to rationalize the apocalypse, some will consciously write that the officialdom will be the first to be chaotic. This is understandable, but some do not, and the background will appear to be particularly false. The order here is very orderly and makes people feel very comfortable. There is no fear and chaos of the apocalypse. Instead, there are officially organized patrols and the gradual recovery of production. This story also has a setting of a real and fake daughter. The heroine is a real daughter who chooses not to leave her adoptive mother's home after her rebirth. She has had enough of being exploited by the rich family in her previous life. In this life, she will only go to her original family to harvest wool when she wants to open up a new dungeon. She has not fallen into the common rhetoric of real and fake daughters, so she can still accept it reluctantly. Although the fake daughter is also a control group, she is not described too much. It's more about how some of the big families are not very good people. After the heroine helps the officialdom become stronger, the world is not afraid of them anymore. The world is really quite a game, and there is also the setting of the City Lord Order, which allows the residents of the city to avoid being disturbed by the game. Except for the first piece which is used in the heroine's hometown, all the City Lord Orders obtained by the heroine in the later period are handed over to the state. It also has the settings of the submission that I like, so I was very happy to read it. These are all in the early and mid-term, but there are points in the later settings that I don't quite understand and I want to give up. The female protagonist is the first person to level up. She noticed through the NPC under the city lord that there is another parallel time and space, which is similar to their world. She went to the parallel world to harvest wool, and later led the official to build a city there. I am okay here, and there will be more later. Point... For example, upgrading to level 100 is a trap. After going to another world, you will continue to fight in an energy world and never come back. Because of the resurrection skill, the heroine is the only person in each world who may come back alive. Then the heroine and the officials try to use this energy. Only by consuming the energy can the world become normal. So the heroine started to set the world into a holographic world and started letting people go in to consume energy... I probably understand the official meaning, but I always feel that this later setting is strange... I really don't like it. But since the plot has no CP, I might as well endure it. Writing such an inexplicable ending is much better than writing an inexplicable emotional line. At least I have finished reading this big book again, which relieved my book shortage for a while.

I felt so confused at the end that I didn't understand a lot of logic [ burst into tears ] and it felt a little bit anticlimactic and very smooth [melted out]

So who wrote the code in the first place?

Damn, they were having a blast.

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