Rampaging Through the New World

I can see the principles of behavior of the time-travelers. The first is to go home, the second is to go home, and the third is to cause trouble. The exaggerated grass-eating scene at the beginning fully illustrates the importance of survival for the time travellers. Later, in the whirlpool plot, they all panic when they find out that they may be disturbed and cannot be resurrected. But when they can be resurrected infinitely, they are more brave than the other and especially love to commit suicide. Some people even play games with the mentality of playing casually. Homegoers account for a large proportion. Every traveler wants to go home (except for pandas). They are fearless in order to go home. Most of the homegoers have some minor mental problems. Every time traveler likes to cause trouble, and birds of a feather flock together to form groups. This guild is full of reckless men who especially like to cause trouble. After confirming that he could be resurrected indefinitely and could not go home in a short time, all kinds of tricks were used. Except for the squatting group at home, no one was not making trouble. The wedding banquet fully demonstrated their wanton behavior, as the eight immortals crossed the sea and showed their magical powers. The reason why the time-travelers are now resisting the invasion of the empire from the standpoint of the kingdom is because their union is originally from the kingdom's side. After traveling, the country they are stationed in is invaded, and of course they are filled with righteous indignation and want to kill the enemy. The butt determines the head. If they were a pro-Empire guild, they would definitely be happy to see it happen, but from their current position, they are really being invaded by the invaders and resisting the invaders (the Empire has done a terrible job, not even giving them a chance to surrender and rebel). The ideological disputes among the time-travelers are nothing more than minor issues. Anyway, in general, they have always helped relatives and not helped each other. They have single-handedly determined various matters that are conducive to the development of the union and have become an established fact. However, they are always out of place among the aboriginal people. They are like gods on earth overlooking mortals from above. It is impossible for them to really break up because of ideological disputes. At most, they will have a fight with each other for a while, because the hundreds of them are always different, and they are the few pitiful people of the same kind left - so they cherish every guild member extremely. People? The future of the people has been carefully arranged by them. Compared with the previous lords, the only thing that is much better is that the people can at least survive. The rest is still decided by the travelers. As they say, they are following the trend and can do whatever they want without restraint.

The author has read all the previous books. The reason I like the author's books is that he was able to write such a positive protagonist when dark literature was popular in the past two years. It's very comfortable to watch. And this book. Although the protagonist has a righteous warrior mentality at the beginning. But he is no longer as pure as the protagonists of the first two books. Although still genuine. But ranked below the guild. The guild is the most important thing in my heart. This kind of compromise is indeed more real. But it's frustrating. There is always an unpleasant feeling in my heart. I have read books for so many years. It can be said that my favorite protagonist is Chu Bai. Because he always brings laughter to everyone around him. Say no to evil whether it is within your power or not. I have said so much, but I just can't express the feeling in my heart. Finally, I can appreciate the author's hard work when coding😊 Looking forward to the author's next book.

If so, please don't ask me why. Because I am not the one who makes the rules.

Probably because Chu Bai's fan base is different from other authors, most of the recommended readers are not used to it: Group wear, poison. Character description, poisonous. Plot, poison. Wait, wait. Please, if you really feel that you can't appreciate this book and discard it like old clogs, just delete it from your bookshelf. Why bother posting comments to mislead newcomers? Move yourself? Do you think you have done something good? It's rude to say that something someone else likes is undesirable. I have been studying and working for so many years. I have seen the dark side and the warm side. I just wanted to find a place to relax. Every time I see various books about pretending to be pig harem stallions, I feel that my IQ has been greatly improved. Those books will not give you any help in life if you are happy for a while. After three to five months, you will even forget the title of the book and the protagonist. As for Cheng Peng, Wu You, and Mask of the Void, each of them is unforgettable. In "Adventure" everything is aboveboard, and the villain's ultimate goal is also righteous (laughs). "Tales from the Heavenly Book" finally allowed me to see real monks who practice Taoism and cultivate their minds. The sect's atmosphere is extremely upright. And are those monks who plot to steal treasures and kill people every day really not become possessed by demons? "The Banner of the Evil God" is a story that changes the world. If you calm down and make up your mind, just follow the three books I mentioned to get to know Chu Bai and get to know us, the audience. If not, you can just troll me here, and then cancel the collection. If you are different, don't conspire with each other (cross out). If you are different, there are too many words to say.

1 Because the book ends at the end of the month, and the ending has basically been finalized, I am writing this review. "Rang Chuan New World" is one of the best group travel novels I have ever read. The other one is "Lost in 1629", the first group travel book in the late Ming Dynasty. Mang Chuan is the number one book in the game group. Comparatively speaking, the writing style of Lost is better, and the plot and characters are more reasonable, but I yearn for the reckless life more. After all, it is carefree, immortal, and everyone likes it. This book can be divided into two stages. In the early stage, when you have just arrived and the level is too low, you need to adapt to the new world, explore, discover, and try to transform. I like this stage best, everything is good, there is nothing much to say. The turning point is after defeating the Ice Sword Master. There is no power in the world that can restrict the traversers. There is almost no fortress that cannot be broken by the human sea tactic + infinite loop self-destruction. Even if the Kingdom of the Undead or the Forge of Hell cannot be broken, the initiative is in our own hands. We are not as passive as before. We are afraid that one day the castle will be discovered and a bunch of legends will block the door. After the shackles of freedom were opened, not only did the time-travelers herd sheep and do whatever they wanted, but the author also became more and more unrestrained. Therefore, in the later stages, the plot became more rushed, and often inexplicable things happened for a year and a half. For example, after being sealed, it took more than ten years to paddle, one and a half years to build a giant flying sword, and more than ten years to give birth to a child. Then there are a lot of unfinished buildings. There is no more content about the Kingdom of the Undead, no more content about the imperial examination, no more content about the centaurs and horses on the prairie, and the return of hundreds of tribes is briefly mentioned, and the naming of the imperial examination system should be written in the early stage. Anyway, it sets up various collapses and rushes towards the finale of the resurrection of the Doomsday Dragon. At present, it seems that fighting the Doomsday Dragon requires everyone to level up and then be reckless all the way to the end. The finale is almost like the time-travelers and the various Mao gods working together to defeat the Doomsday Dragon. Those who want to go home go home, and those who want to stay stay.

I couldn't stand it until I read it halfway, but now I picked it up again after finishing it, and found out why I hate tigers so much. A double-standard dog came out of the casual invincible stream. On the one hand, he pretended to be for the benefit of everyone in the guild, but actually for his own inner satisfaction. It can be said that he is a good mother. After all, everything he does is done by himself. But a person who ties himself to a guild and regards his own goals as the goals of everyone in the guild can be called a bitch! Others in the guild just ask people to form a group and find those who are willing to do it. He is like a commanding and educating person, as if he doesn't do anything according to his routine. It's disgusting to see this kind of person.

The leader of the girlfriends saw Chu Bai's Zhang Zhang and said, "It doesn't look like he went in." So what about the new book? !

Emmmm, I enjoyed reading it. I think I should improve my style and write some random words for everyone. Hanfeng: "I'm a scientist, this is just for science. How many people died? Sorry, I don't have the heart to count how much bread I eat every day." Alice: "I am chaos, I am destruction, I am Alice, the Dark Lord of Hell Star!" Panda: "This world is not a beautiful place. Being brave becomes nosy, and being willing to help others becomes causing trouble." Yunero: "I'm not good at running a country, but at least I can be at the forefront every time." Liu Daoqing: "With a wife and a family, I no longer think that the most precious things are brothers and friendship as before." Locke Tiger: "Beyond instinct, beyond myself, I am a lone revolutionary among a group of lost people." Alfie Yin: "Live today, die yesterday. Everyone's heart will change with encounters. Am I still me?" Colaun: "I was born free, so I love running naked!" Tai Yi: "Some people are passionate about changing the world, some are heroes and fight against injustice, some are starting families and establishing careers and becoming kings and hegemons, and some are romantic and happy prodigal. Everyone has their own laughter and tears, but I just think they are noisy."

I suddenly discovered that this book turned out to be a masterpiece. There were only a few protagonists and dozens of supporting characters, each with a lot of roles. Each person had three names: the real name in the real world, the character ID in the game, and the pseudonym after time travel. The most annoying thing is that some people have more than one nickname and title. As a result, I forgot who the name was, and I felt like a blind bear breaking corn. I can still read such a tiring and messy book, which shows that this is truly a masterpiece!

I like Locke, my favorite. He is upright, courageous and responsible, and he has his own rules for doing things. But Locke is working so hard. When will the assistants he trained grow up? Even according to Locke's personality, even if he has an assistant, he will still frantically look for a new job and continue to tire himself out every day...