The Dream World Made Manifest

Daying and dreaming are two different things, right?

I just saw that the protagonist needs 3,000 times the energy of others to advance, and for the sake of future potential, it is so troublesome for other gods to become gods. Not to mention that it is easier for the protagonist to become a god in the later stage, I dare say it will only be more difficult. Even if you can jump up to the challenge, three thousand times and two levels are enough! The most annoying thing is this kind of forcibly improving Nandu and suppressing the protagonist's strength.

The key is that someone has already bid a high price for it. Now you are not following the rules. It is not natural for others to fight at your venue. Businessmen can give in temporarily. At that time, this matter was a matter between two parties. You only dealt with one party, but the other party did not care. It is already destined to fight. You must know that you are a businessman and the other party is a buyer. If you do not follow the rules, then don't blame the buyer for not obeying the rules. You are really poisonous. Also, as you explained before, it can only be a one-to-one transaction. You can explain it like this. This is a one-to-many transaction. It's simply impossible to handle it this way

The subject matter is really good, but the writing of the main character is so childish. After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it.

Since I wrote about this subject, couldn't the cheating be mainly about dreams? Do you have to write about getting various adventures in reality? Is it true that what the protagonist lacks, what does he get?

Since you have become a superior person through gold fingers in countless dream worlds, you should not act like a dog that is rewarded by its master as soon as you get the gold finger in the real world. If you can't bear it, you will show your own purpose. Instead, you should be like a wolf that eats people but not spits out bones, covering up all your thoughts and killing all enemies in the dark. . . As soon as you get the golden finger, you will embarrass the strong one and offend a noble man. Is this really good?

After so many years in the dream, you haven't learned anything? What's the difference between it and the kind of initiation? It's not the fault of ordinary people. It's the crime of having a treasure. In the eyes of others, you naturally awaken. It's not like you have to climb to the top in one step and shrink away like a dog. You can show your talent above 90, or above 100. A poor student has talent unless there are special circumstances, and it will not be taken away. It's not something that can be coveted. It's disgusting to be timid.

I really like this book. It reads very smoothly. I saw it in the recommendation. I hope it will be updated. Give the final reward

As mentioned earlier, Queen Medusa is so awesome. She has high potential in the future and is one of the future team members. When she went to fight for her life, she was sealed to prevent her from being in danger! As a result, the pig's feet died together with the people, the world was shattered, Queen Medusa also died, and then she said "Unfortunately, there is no exchange option"! This saucy operation made me stupid!

The protagonist said he wanted to be low-key, but in reality it was overstated. He was a brainless protagonist, so disappointing.