Building Another World

I don't know why in the past, reading novels often seemed like a world unfolding in front of me, but now reading novels feels like watching a dry stage play. Why?

The correct way to read this novel is not to take it from the perspective of the protagonist, but treat the protagonist as a passerby. Some of the poisonous plots will be very funny 😁

This book is good to read, everyone can get into it!

The part about women is a bit poisonous! Especially when the Holy Dragon City's selection of generals was coerced by public opinion, and the handling of thieves was also coerced by public opinion, which made the protagonist have no majesty or domineering power of the city lord. Although the protagonist has a kind and kind mentality, he feels that he lacks domineering power! It feels like everyone in the world can lead him by the nose, but he can't touch women.

The son of the village chief, the town guard trains for a year, which is so terrifying. I tried not to think too hard, but when I was about seventy chapters, the author lifted up my skull and pressed it to the ground and rubbed it. Just farming. Suddenly a beautiful woman was captured by a kobold and a hero rescued her. Okay, okay, one person can withstand it, right? Here comes another one. It turns out that in this world, you cannot refuse a duel. The loser is almost rbq. They will listen to whatever you say and are absolutely loyal. Moreover, you can use your subordinates to duel with others. So there was another beauty. Forget it if you have multiple beauties. The beauty's suitor is the villain. The village chief's son. The village chief's son led 600 people in the village into the Warcraft Forest. The protagonist's attributes of the Virgin explode. The villagers were all sent home. The villains were imprisoned. The village chief's son was also a ruthless man. He asked for water, so he took a bowl, broke it and cut the rope. Then, then, he punched the cell door open. Hold open the prison door and don't say anything. Facing a hail of arrows and hordes of kobolds. Biu's. Leap onto the wall. Biu jumped down. Then he ran away, ran away. He brought a group of people to come to trouble the protagonist again. The village chief's son is so terrifying

After reading a little bit, I almost got poisoned to death. She is indeed the Ninth Holy Mother. She is very powerful. If it is a pure and refreshing article, it would be understandable. However, the author insists on bringing in some logic. If the content in the front and the following are not consistent, I will not say it. Does the protagonist have to be such a saint? Everyone can step on the protagonist's face. He is a coward. I won't say it but a few passerby heroines force it. I want to be strictly controlled by my wife, the harem is opened, the heroine doesn't care, the protagonist is still in pain, is it hypocritical to this extent? If you can't write a political plot, don't write it. Instead, the protagonist is manipulated by a group of supporting characters to incite public opinion. It is extremely poisonous. The plot can be written in one stroke. If you have to write several chapters of poisonous plot, you might as well read a short article and puke.

So what game did the male protagonist play in the beginning?

Author! ! ! Author! ! ! ! Your memory is so bad, you always forget things. I just mentioned the things the protagonist got, but you forgot them within a few chapters. Also, the protagonist has used so many things that permanently increase his attributes, and even climbed the ladder to increase all attributes by 1,000! After a few chapters, you told me that the protagonist is just an ordinary person. After digging a few holes, he is exhausted and out of breath Can you find a notebook to record some of the props, equipment, skills, and blueprints that the protagonist has obtained? ? ? Don't just get it here and then forget it after two chapters, making it a mess.

IQIs a good thing! As long as a female protagonist appears, the protagonist's IQ will drop to a new level😰

When I was in junior high school, I thought it was rubbish. Now that I'm in college, it's still "history".