The Strongest Roleplay

Putting aside the political issues, every time the protagonist changes to another world, he starts over from scratch, and the knowledge he has learned is useless. I just want to write like this. What's the meaning of the protagonist traveling through time?

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I can't stand it anymore. Every time I go to a world, the protagonist starts over again. Author, you just change the world when you can't continue writing. When the protagonist wants to be better than you, you change the map. Then all the training of the protagonist in the previous world is gone. Even if he doesn't have the talent, the skills are all practiced by the protagonist himself. Damn it, you don't remember it at all? It's really unpleasant. Anyway, I saw that the protagonist couldn't stand it anymore as soon as he arrived in the third world. Is it so difficult for the spiritual soul of cultivation to just disappear?

Woc, I finally understand, this dice is the protagonist! ! ! It turns out that the protagonist is actually a tool man! You can't help it, whether you start from scratch every time you travel through a world, or the characters in the subsequent world collapse, or the three views are strange and make you speechless, it turns out that the dice is controlling the protagonist! Every time he travels through a world, he starts from scratch, so that the protagonist can only borrow the power of the dice and cannot continue to have strength. Later, when the character collapses, part of the power of the dice must have been taken away and completely manipulated. From this look, the author is simply a genius! The poison spots in front are all normal, interesting and interesting 😏😏😏

Each world was rebuilt and weakened, and the second world was the same. I endured it, but the third world is still like this. I feel that the knowledge I learned before is useless in the future, it is just a superpower. I can't stand it anymore, bye.

I can understand that every time I change the world, my skills, foundation, energy, blood, and other things related to my body, spirit, and soul are gone. But what about the memory of fists and kicks, the fighting skills, and the experience of being a human being that you have gained step by step in the world before you? ? It's all gone. During the White Lotus Sect plot, you can escape from your body and fight with a bunch of enemies. When you fight the Centurion in the Ming Dynasty, you can't tell that there will be spiritual attacks when you see the Dharma Appearance. I am also a big fan. Do I really rely on the dice to give me tasks all the way through the world like a puppet? ?

The most disgusting way of writing is that the level will be cleared directly when changing the map. The protagonist is completely a puppet controlled by Goldfinger. Why are the martial arts in the first world and the Taoism in the second world completely unusable in the third world? Each time travel is just a few hundred years back, and it is not a **** travel to another world. The accumulation of the protagonist is completely invisible. To put it bluntly, if you give Goldfinger to a dog, it is probably better than the protagonist.

This fourth generation, the late Song Dynasty, is even more illogical. Let's not talk about leading a group of refugees, but what the hell is it like to lead refugees around. Knowing that the Mongolian soldiers are doing evil, the protagonist's choice is to run around with a group of refugees? Even though he knew that the golden body could be upgraded, he ran with the refugees for a month without getting the first-level golden body, and he kept running against the Mongolian army. I know there are monks who are trying their best to make a big move but they just stand by and watch. As a result, when the monks were almost dead, the Mongolian marshal broke through and went up to fight hard. Then I found that the level of the golden body was not enough and I temporarily upgraded it. It has been emphasized that Mongolia has brought hundreds of years of suffering to the Han people, but the protagonist can run away. In a month, the protagonist can upgrade his golden body to the current flawless golden body by just killing the soldiers. The protagonist seems to be getting more and more rubbish the longer he lives. What about the bloody nature of the previous two lives? It's true that the beginning of this novel was fine, but it got worse as it went on.

The knowledge learned through several lifetimes of time travel is of no use at all. It all depends on the golden finger. This golden finger is all external force. It feels like a useless fool can be invincible just by relying on that dice. He just goes through it without any brains.