I Have a Boss Template

I like spicy ones like this. What kind of harem do you want for the protagonist? Kill them all, I'm just kidding, don't scold me if you want to protect your life (›´ω`‹) Brackets, whisper it, if I weren't afraid of being scolded, I wouldn't have said the next few sentences.

The decline of orthodox dark literature is not without reason. It does not conform to the three views of most people. The three views of readers are basically normal, but they just regard dark novels as a hidden place to vent. But after reading too many books and getting older, some middle school teenagers will become disgusted with dark literature and abandon books. Qidian has also become increasingly strict on dark literature, leaving dark literature with no way out. I think dark novels should be divided into two types. One kind has a dark world but a normal protagonist. I can still read this kind of dark novel. There is another kind of book like this. The world is not actually dark, but the protagonist's outlook on life is extremely distorted. He pursues the so-called "strong man" and will kill you if he wants to, so that the whole family must be in order. I can't stand it anymore. I may have passed the age of second grade, and I can't take on the protagonist's thoughts. Many people read this kind of literature and assume that they are the protagonist, thinking that they can be so unreasonable and just kill the ones they don't like. But in fact, it is much more likely that you will be the one killed.

It feels like a novel written by a big boss, very smooth, I read it straight away! ! !

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Regarding the author not being appointed to express my opinion. First of all, it is undeniable that the writing style is indeed very similar to Qin Ding Da Dao, but I still feel that it is not Qi Ding Dao Jia, for the following reasons. 1. The essence of the protagonist is not the darkness of the protagonist, but the protagonist's indifference to others from the depths of his soul. He regards everyone as an NPC. I am deeply impressed by the words of the boss. There are two types of NPCs, one is those who can be promoted now, and the other is those who can be promoted in the future. Although this book is indeed very similar to the protagonist of Qin Ding, the indifference in his bones is far inferior to that of Gu Nan, Xu Jia and others 2. As we all know, Qin Ding is a writer who is Buddhist to death. If the author does not say it, he never interacts with readers and has no group. It feels like a very cold author (not in a derogatory sense). In this book, we can still see the author's "voice". Of course we cannot deny the possibility that times have changed, and Qin Ding must also adapt to the new era. But judging from the current situation, I still feel that the author of this book is not Qing Ding's vest. Of course, times have changed, and there is less and less space for dark literature. This is a rare masterpiece, so keep it and cherish it.

I feel like I can't edit it anymore. Yuanshen later wanted to write without the system, but the name of the book was Boss Template, so I didn't want to completely abandon it. I wanted to rely on the system but I didn't know how to write. The settings at the beginning are very simple. Gain experience to upgrade skills. Later, you tinker with and add a lot of functions. Then after adding too many features, you can't support them and then delete them all, leaving only experience upgrades. Now after setting up the soul, I found that blood volume is meaningless. If you can't beat it, you can't beat it, and no matter how much blood you give, it will be in vain. Those control-free settings are too buggy and difficult to combine with the Yuan Shen settings. In short, it's a typical case of starting to write as soon as your brain gets excited and you come up with a setting, but then you throw the pen away and stop writing when you can't get it right.

After reading dozens of chapters, I don't need to read it if I have a relatively righteous outlook on things and have a spiritual obsession with it. It's probably about the protagonist traveling to another world, having a boss template, killing everything for experience, and then upgrading his skills and map upgrades. Every human being is useful and exploited, and is killed when they are no longer useful. People who travel through another world are flesh and blood, not game data, which will give people a sense of substitution. The protagonist is completely when the game has been brushed to an extreme level, so this book is expected to last to the end. Not many people will last, and it is destined to not have very good results.

I always thought that the author was a royal knight, but now I'm sure it's not the case!

I was a bit confused after watching part of it. . . . There is no turning point and the killing spree begins. It feels like there is no plot. The entire design is centered around upgrades in a concise way, which is a bit confusing. . . . Introduction to those who plan to follow the book: the protagonist is equivalent to the powerful party of the game. All the plot killings designed by the author are all around the protagonist. There is no world view, and the world view also revolves around the protagonist, which is equivalent to killing an entire city for experience in your game. Therefore, it is not worth commenting on the three views. People who read the book and have judgments about good and evil should not read it. The description of the battle is very straightforward, just crush it and it's over. There is no special description, it's just a way to gain experience by using a big sword to kill monsters in seconds.

In my opinion, there are three types of dark literature. The first type is the world-destruction novel. The protagonist has no emotions except the desire to destroy. All actions are for destruction, including destroying himself. There is no need for any reason, no cause, only effect. The second type is the story about seeking the Tao. After the protagonist grows up, he pursues the Tao and ascends the dimension. He seems to be born for the pursuit of the Tao. He is a natural "god embryo", such as the original seeker, time travel, and fantasy world travel. The third type is a humorous and cold-blooded novel. The protagonist is humorous and cold-blooded. There is no lack of humor in the darkness. He is egoistic and has a flexible moral bottom line. He is separated from normal human beings and can control his own destiny, such as traveling through the heavens to become an evil god, time plunder, and chapters from the past. These three kinds of literature are rarely seen nowadays, there are only some scrap articles under the guise, alas...