Practice Makes Perfect for the Lucky Carp

The book is a good book, but... Alas! From the initial repetition of one chapter with timely replacement, to the current repetition of three or four chapters without changing for a day or two, it greatly affects the reading mood. What caused this problem? At least you have to give readers an explanation. We can't subscribe happily, but the result is what we saw before.

Very nice 😁 I found a treasure

The investment I made yesterday has paid off today. I don't know why it seems so deserted, but this book is really good to read. I can read it for a long time without getting tired of just beating various bosses and upgrading.

After reading more than a thousand chapters, let's summarize and clear up the confusion. _(:з∠)_ (The following contains spoilers) Generally speaking, this is a story with obvious advantages and disadvantages. The plot is mainly about the heroine getting a powerful career in a holographic game, and then cheating on her normal game career. The content involves both game and reality. The content of the game is very eye-catching. It mainly focuses on beating bosses in dungeons and upgrading them. The process of dungeons and finding bosses is excellent, and there is basically no repetition. The descriptions of all kinds of imaginative scenes make people want to stop watching. Then the point comes. On the contrary, the content of love and reality is almost impossible to complain about. The difference between the male protagonist's all kinds of rotten romances and the male protagonist's stud stories is because the heroine has to be single-minded, and the male protagonist's various top-notch relatives exist specifically to create obstacles for the female protagonist. The female protagonist is very capable of enduring. I have to suspect that the author deliberately added water to increase the sense of reality. What is the male protagonist's personality like? Oh, I really don't have much sense of presence. Except for a few appearances in the early stage of love, the rest is basically a background board. The male protagonist is very thin, and he only relies on his words to talk about his power. The problems are all dealt with in one stroke. It has a bit of an old-fashioned coolness, which makes me feel shocked. When it comes to romance, it's just mindless and greasy. Personally, I feel it's very naive and greasy. It's almost like the story of a game is written by a different author. Coming back to the issue of the best relatives, how can I put it, the heroine is not explicitly wronged, but it is clearly preventable, and she has to wait until something happens to solve this situation = =. As long as the heroine has the issue of the male protagonist, she will first consider the male protagonist. It can only be said that the heroine herself is not a strong woman type. Overall, it is not inconsistent, but it is very frustrating. Finally, there are quite a lot of bugs caused by some repeated chapters and the time gap between the two chapters, such as repeated level jumps... It depends on your personal acceptance. The plot content is generally like this. The male protagonist is really terrible, but the content related to the game itself is really good. I will complain about it as a souvenir, and you can make your own judgment!

I just read more than 60 chapters. I don't know why I don't like the boss. I like the plot of one person killing monsters.

It's obviously a very good setting, and the heroine is obviously very strong, but apart from fighting the boss, this book is really frustrating. Moreover, the female protagonist is too strong, and the female protagonist is very frustrated. What we see now is that famous female players are in love with the male protagonist, and then come to trouble the female protagonist, or they have a good relationship with the female protagonist, but they find the female protagonist inexplicable and find trouble. The male protagonist has nothing to do but talk, and then he comes to eat the female protagonist's soft rice. The heroine's level is much higher than others. As a result, she runs away when encountering players, cannot defeat them, and gets into all kinds of trouble. I don't want to go back and have a little fight to get my revenge. There is a saying that the male protagonist has a lot of troubles, but I don't see how much he likes the female protagonist. He is very greasy and has a strong mouth. The most important thing is that so many things are given by the female protagonist, but the female protagonist is still angry, she still considers the male protagonist, and uses him as a supporter. Besides having money, what is the male protagonist's use? He also has all kinds of troubles. The whole novel is full of studs + female rivals + stupid and sweet love brains. It's really full of buffs.

Now it is repeated from 532. If it is to prevent theft, I can understand the author's mood, but it is meaningless to prevent it for so long. You are not preventing theft, you are preventing genuine readers!

The male protagonist has a bunch of great relatives. Ah, so annoying. Fortunately, it can be cleaned up quickly without any delay, which is quite refreshing. But the endless ones are still annoying.

Personally, I think that the fighting scenes and various dungeon mission plots need to be improved, and they cannot affect my emotions at all. Also, the heating up of the relationship between the heroine and the hero seems a bit heated for the sake of heating up.

It's so disgusting. The two updates a day are all repeated content. What does the author mean? Don't care about operations? The editor doesn't care? There is no explanation. I seriously spend money to read books, and you just send me away like this? What do you mean?