I'm Really an NPC

Then he became a eunuch. . .

In order to celebrate the birth of the first helmsman of this book, there will be four updates on Sunday, and it will not affect the three updates next week! 😁😁😁

It borrows some settings from Super Mechanic, but the world framework is different. There are many more "pure game" settings. For example, adventurers in other worlds cannot take off their pants, NPCs can enter the dungeon and unlimited resources can be obtained. To be honest, some settings are not rigorous and have many bugs. It is foreseeable that the setting will definitely collapse later. In addition to the setting, the writing style is also a big problem. The protagonist Li Cha is sometimes called Ye Kai, and sometimes called Li Cha. Brother, did you copy the book? Didn't you change the name of the protagonist? ? Sometimes it is called Ningshencao, and sometimes it is called Rejuvenating Grass. In addition, the writing style is like a running account, very vernacular and colloquial. Even the descriptive text rather than dialogue is full of various colloquialisms, such as "The carriage overturned, Li Cha fell and it hurts.", And there are often problems such as the context of the donkey's head and the horse's mouth. In short, the main reason why this anecdotal and dry writing prevented me from reading. The summary is: "There are no big poisons for the time being, but small poisons emerge in endlessly, and you will die from the poison in Chapter 42."

There is also a book called "I'm Really Not an NPC". Can you guys start a fight?

I just wanted to take a look, but ended up in the palace, so I had to throw it away.

It's almost 2022. No one commented on 2020 and 2021?

You can't support yourself by reading novels now, you will die if you support them

First, I can't understand what other children are doing. Second, basically those who write book reviews have opinions about the book. Third, even though we are all poor, we still want to give it a try. Fourth, you don't need to read the content, you only need to look at the number of comments to know whether you should read the book or not. Finally, there is no best book, only the most suitable one. Everyone agrees to read the four great classics. Every book is a product of trial and error.

How is the damage calculated? According to the background in the book, does it mean that if you knock a stone a few hundred times, you will be struck to death?

Author, I don't object to you changing the map, but if you change the map and change the painting style, it will dissuade readers.