Taskmaster of the Screen Worlds

Mission world: Super Seminary Mission execution: Side mission: Prevent the tragedy of the members of the Xiongbing Company. The ultimate mission: Let the earth's civilization become a super-divine civilization within a thousand years. Mission reward: Power of the Galaxy, Light of the Sun, God of War, choose one.

You have a wrong outlook... Asking for 100,000 yuan... You are a brother of many people... I haven't even tried a bank loan, so I just asked people to lend you 100,000 yuan. I found that many foreign colleagues are like this, borrowing money everywhere to build a house, buy a house, and then slowly pay it back... If you don't borrow it, you will complain, and if you borrow it, there will be no interest...

It's half a comedy. After watching it, I felt that the protagonist is not a human being because he has emotions. Gao Lu is the one you chase (school beauty, top student, beautiful girl), you gave birth to the child, and you have emotions even if you keep a pet. Seeing this, I couldn't help but want to ask what the protagonist is for? Since there are no scenes in the real world, it's just constant travel, and it's all tasks. What do you want to use those abilities for? Picture what?

I can't stand watching The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. As a soldier, I can tolerate calling the mistress by her name, but do you know that Guan Gong killed Diao Chan under the moon?

Without talking about anything else, I will tell you a plot, and readers can make their own decisions: Chapter 24, the protagonist goes to a martial arts gym, and there is a coach there who started practicing martial arts at the age of 5. It has been more than 20 years now. He fights with the protagonist for a few minutes and then the author writes that if he continues, the protagonist will win. Here, the protagonist went to the world of Huang Feihong and practiced martial arts with Huang Feihong for a year. Before that, the protagonist was just a friend and an ordinary writer. I won't go into details about his physical condition, everyone knows it. I don't know if that coach is too useless and it took him more than 20 years to reach this level after he was a child, or if Huang Feihong's teaching is really good and he can teach the protagonist so well in just one year. Maybe it's because it's a novel, and that's it for the fun of it.

This book can be written however the author wants, with no time or background at all. It is an idiotic writing that is worse than the previous novels, which were more enjoyable to read. The author should be a traveler who read Heavy Rain. I also want to write a similar one, but unfortunately I don't have enough writing skills, so I might as well not write it at all.

No matter how good the writing is, if there are problems with the character of the protagonist, it's still **

Want to see The Invisible Guardian

My commander, my regiment, take everyone in the cannon fodder group home

The supporting characters in this book are all idiots in the movie world, and the protagonist is a 250