Give Me a Resurrection Card

To be honest, I think it's pretty well written, and there are a lot of settings, don't you guys take a closer look? Having said that, in order to obtain the resurrection card very safely, it is better to make the hero invisible and wait for the player to go to the boss and wait for the player to defeat it. If the player cannot defeat it, the resurrection card will be exploded. The hero can sneak over and kill the same one, and it is still safe.

I have read Chapter 61 so far. Judging from the first 61 chapters, the character and background of the protagonist do not match at all. A man who survives for one year in an era where monsters are rampant and becomes the last person alive on the planet has serious mismatches in character, mind, and skill. Can you imagine a novice who survived the apocalypse? I believe it was the first time I met Chen Xingluo, playing the role of an NPC, but a female player who approached me was suspicious. My IQ fluctuated up and down, which was very uncomfortable. I suggest the author redesign the character according to the background, or change the background. It looks too distorted.

After reading Chapter 20, the author's background is too vague. From the beginning, it seems that the protagonist is the last survivor of the future. If he can survive to the end in the future, there is a consensus that the protagonist's character is cunning, adaptable, wary of things, has a low sense of security, and does not trust other people. Now the opening scene doesn't tell the protagonist that there is no Internet in the world, which makes the protagonist look like a fool. Later, it says that the protagonist is protected by his teammates in the future, which makes the protagonist look like an idiot and has no warning. After being beaten once, he walked over stupidly without observing and collecting information on the conversation. And that strategy master, normal people wouldn't talk so much nonsense to NPCs and exchange information? I still communicate and keep my agreement with a computer program monster, but something doesn't feel right and I need to see a doctor. I can only say that the protagonist is different from what was expected, the gap is too big, and the shortcomings are all exposed.

What I want to say is that now let him issue a mission to kill giant earthworms, but to receive the mission requires a resurrection card. If you kill the queen ant and get two, wouldn't you make money? After all, as mentioned before, you can explode resurrection cards without a resurrection card, and you can't form a team. You can only have one resurrection card per person.

The book is a good book and I like the plot very much, so I subscribed to support the author 😁 Gouzi, promise me you won't be a eunuch.

I read the synopsis at the time and thought the book was not very good. I didn't think it was my type of book. But I clicked in and read it. I didn't feel greasy emotionally. Even though there were so many female characters, at least I didn't feel disgusted. Especially Cheng Yihua in it was pitiful and heart-wrenching. Fortunately, the author handled it well. She wasn't stupid enough to help her just because she felt pity, but he didn't hurt her. In short, I like the pig-footed character. He has a strong IQ and is online. I love it. The main plot becomes clearer as we go to the back. This book is really beautiful and very nice.

The setting is good, but the protagonist can die. At the beginning of Chapter 11, the protagonist was stupidly used as a target to measure his blood volume and data. He looked like an idiot and didn't care if he was attacked. The more he watched, the more useless he was, and he talked a lot of nonsense. At the beginning, I thought the protagonist was very interesting, but now the more he watches, the more despicable he is.

Introduction? That's it? Anyone who has read a lot of books probably won't read this book, right?

There is a big bug in this book. It is said at the beginning that resurrection cards are rare, and hundreds of millions of players have a few hundred of them. However, later on, players can drop resurrection cards when they beat each other to death. So how do you explain that no one knows that players can drop resurrection cards when they beat each other, and why there are so few resurrection cards among players?

After playing for a long time, no one died, the players were infinitely resurrected, and the NPC protagonist had a halo. It looked like they were playing house.