National Game: I Can Refresh Character Traits

With such a strong protagonist, I thought it was meant to be a fun story, but after reading it, I felt that it wasn't that cool. In other words, it was fun at one point, but then it immediately frustrates the protagonist. It's not a sadistic article, nor is it a happy article. It's just that the position of being neither up nor down is very embarrassing, and it makes people feel very aggrieved when reading it.

I don't know when it started, but the protagonist likes to choose some exercises that are said to have unlimited possibilities and a low starting point. Isn't the Nine Transformation Mysterious Techniques delicious? Also, I really don't know how to win when the protagonist, who is over ten levels, fights a villain who is level 40-50. Finally, today's authors like to arrange the protagonist to lose all his strength at once, and then start to climb up the level from the lower level. I am very curious, who is taking the lead, and how can I never get tired of using this routine? It is almost as frequent as starting in the orphanage now.

I still feel like I can't escape the magical spell of hitting the young and making the old, and hitting the old and making the older. In front of Xiao Xun'er, the two fighting emperors killed a soul-possessed Xiao Yan and Xiao Xun'er, but they couldn't finish it after fighting for a long time. The protagonist put that shadow in, fought for a long time, and was killed in reverse. In the end, the Dou Huang insisted on competing with the protagonist at 55, but the protagonist missed him and killed him, but his father showed up. It really made me laugh. A fighter's actual combat strength is one or two star Dou Masters, and he is very powerless to intervene in high-level battles. The protagonist can still pick up the pieces and kill the Dou Emperor. The most important thing is that his father actually appears. He is probably a Dou Zong or above. Then the protagonist runs away.      ，， Then the outsider demon continued to fight for a long time. The Celestial Army fought for another long time, and then his father came again. It's really like beating the little one out of the old one.     ，55，55，55，55 The most important thing is that the two dads can open 55 again when they appear. Laughing to death. Isn't it good to just do low-level things at a low level? Do you have to write a few better ones in a row and then fight back, and finally become a dad? This garbage strength can't do anything. The more I look at it, the more frustrated I am. Why do I always write about high-end combat power with such low strength?

In the past two years, is there a possibility that the Shadow Guild has reached a cooperative relationship with the Xiao family... Utan City is a small place where the great masters are very good. The Shadow Guild has a fighting emperor. Is it because the author told him that you are the protagonist?

I went to Doupo to forcefully create conflicts. It was a little bit poisonous, but otherwise it was pretty good.

The creativity is acceptable, but the writing is not good. New settings are added as the outline is written, which makes the reader's mind very confusing. The plot is lame, and it repeatedly beats the younger ones and the older ones, and there are basically no interesting parts. There is no system in setting numerical values ​​​​related to the golden finger, and the numerical values ​​are randomly given based on "I am thinking". I can't say that there are no bright spots, I can only say that there are too many shortcomings, as mentioned above.

Author, please change the so-called background of the protagonist. Nowadays, the protagonist who is bitter and hateful is really not popular anymore. Even if you make a background where both parents are dead, it will be better than this.

I hope there will be a world of Douluo in the future. Xiao Yan is a very good person, and it is not a problem to always steal his wife. I think the author understands what I mean, right?

I've read Chapter 150, why do you write plots that raise your blood pressure? The interactions with the players are all negative, and they are pushed around the whole time. Can the author be less aggressive? It gives me a headache, and the plot is confusing.

The villains in this book all think this way "You little piece of trash is 3-4 levels lower than me. You can fight me only by relying on equipment and advanced skills. You should have a very powerful background that can kill my whole family. Hey, but I just don't care, I will provoke you. If you don't kill me today and destroy my backstage, you won't be able to survive." I don't even think about whether I can offend him or not, I just want to be a brainless villain, even if there is a background that I can't afford to offend, I will go there. Then when the protagonist wants to kill him, he starts "My father is xxx, you can't kill me, or you will have to pay for it." After the protagonist lets him go, he taunts him again and insists on killing him. Is it true that your own life is not your fate, and other people's background is not your background? I am the biggest in the world, but my background is the biggest? I only look down on the protagonist, and no other factors can affect my intention to ridicule you. He can kneel down and lick others who have a slightly older background than him. What the hell is this. After all these years of fantasy, do you still write like this? That's a lot of subscriptions?