Fantasy Westward Journey’s Big Player

I've given you the essence of the turn-based system, is it still Fantasy Westward Journey? The author may think this is a burden, but he doesn't know that this is what attracts players the most.

The writing is average. It seems that the author is not very good at playing games. There are many loopholes. For example, the protagonist upgrades to level 20. When he upgrades from level 19 to level 20, he has to bring friends with him. It is clear that level 20 has a sect mission, but he does not turn in all the tasks to upgrade to level 20 and lead the sect. As a result, after taking his friends to level 20 at 2 o'clock in the morning, he handed in the mission and then led the sect. Five sect missions were wasted in a day. With this quality, he is still in the top 100 of millions of players. . . How can you keep people watching?

I was quite disappointed, I thought it would be a bit novel, but I didn't expect it to be so poisonous in the early stages and I couldn't stand it.

Let's go. How can I put it? I'm honestly very disappointed after reading a few chapters. I thought there was a good novel in Mew. But when I saw that the turn system was cancelled, I couldn't read it anymore. Can the author study Mew carefully and have fun while writing it?

Hope you persist! 🙂

When writing online game novels, it is best for the protagonist to be from a wealthy family, so that he can have money to top up and have time to play games. Why? It doesn't matter if a person goes to school or not, he will directly inherit the family property in the future. To play the game is to recharge like a wealthy person. If you spend a lot of time playing, you are being played by the game. What's more, you can't become a big boss in the game just by relying on time. The local tycoon directly recharges 100,000 yuan. If it is not enough to recharge 1 million yuan, he will continue to recharge if it is not enough. You civilians have no temper at all.

Goodbye to the so-called virtual game with a dreamy name

Abandoning the round setting, other rules are still used, which is a direct failure.

Is the protagonist always a square inch? If so, I won't watch it. What I want to see is the protagonist's explosive output and the group's ability to destroy others.

Finally updated, the recommendation votes are up