I'm Playing Games in Another World

One thing is that ordinary civilians have no human rights in a fantasy setting similar to the Middle Ages. Therefore, it is theoretically impossible to smash, smash, and rob like the current Xiong parents. After all, there is an extraordinary world.

The author doesn't want to write anymore as he writes. When did it probably start? I think it started when I was looking for a maid CEO for the company. Suddenly, the writing style dropped dramatically, and there was no regard for logic at all. Just rush to end it quickly. The unfinished supporting characters were left alone, the unfinished subplots were thrown away, the cleverness was stopped, and the book reviews were stopped copying. Maybe it's because of poor grades. After it was put on the shelves, it was indeed rare to see book friends chatting and giving likes. However, the author's bad writing is really not as good as just being a eunuch. I feel very irresponsible to the readers who subscribed, like a meat bun beating a dog. Although I find his writing interesting, I will not follow this author again.

It's well written, but the plot may move a little too fast, and the Hearthstone system doesn't have much of a presence. Also, the author should delete the advertisement...

It's so funny when I write it (ŐдŐ๑), it's so fun to write, I feel like I used to watch the crazy lich.

I just want to know, what is the group number?

If this book had not originally written about the element of Hearthstone, but had written it like this, I guarantee you would have a higher number of visits.

What a great book. Why is it so popular?

The presence of plug-ins is low. Except for archiving. And it's the beginning of the game. I thought it was an adventure.

Well written but the combat effectiveness is a bit weak

I subscribed to the third to last chapter, thinking of raising it, but it ended up being completely unfinished? ?

It's gone now. It's a pity. It was quite fun to watch.

What I want to see is the protagonist making hearth stones, not being a designer and watching others making hearth stones.

It's very depressing to watch, and there's a hint of cannibalism between the lines. Ordinary people are like domestic animals, kept in captivity by extraordinary beings and killed at will. The latest chapter, what are the experimental supplies, is self-evident. The writing is very funny, but there is blood and darkness between the lines. The Middle Ages in Europe was the darkest age. What kind of suffering there was in the Middle Ages with extraordinary power.

Is this subsequent development a stallion plot? I only remember one maid when I saw it, and I have no memory of the other female characters.

Why are there so few recommendations, but you see so many fans?

This book collapsed inexplicably as I wrote it.

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Just read Chapter 8. What is the difference between that realized card and the summoning card in Chapter 1?