Sniper God Enters the Infinite

I just read the beginning of it, and I think it's pretty good. It's much better than those mindless cool articles. As a bookworm in my 167s, I found it quite comfortable to read. At least I personally feel it's okay.

The title of the book is a bit discouraging, and the exposure of the book is not high. I suggest the author to py it to increase exposure. It would be better if there is a recommendation position.

After reading a few chapters, I didn't want to read it anymore when I saw that the third level of extraordinary restrictions was activated. If you have any ideas later on and want to take other paths, you can just let the protagonist give up on his own initiative. Why limit the upper limit at the beginning? I just want to relax when I read a novel. It's very uncomfortable if you impose restrictions on reading from the beginning. I think I'm not the only one who starts from here. Let's think about it, the author. Don't use it, everything is imperfect. I came here just to see the protagonist become stronger. If you fail to achieve my goal, I will have no choice but to leave.

Change your name? →"Infinite Sniper"

As long as you maintain this level, there will be no supervision; If you change the name, it will not be a problem to become popular.

It suppresses the progress of the protagonist too much, and in some places the suppression makes the logic illogical. There is also the more old-fashioned fate of the protagonist, why are you different from others, why are there two worlds missing, and why are there exactly one point needed for treatment, not missing and not too much. In temporary cooperation, the other party's contribution is so insignificant. Although the protagonist still earns something, his teammates have not contributed. The details are too poor. Many places are blurry and I don't know how to get there. Some people are very stupid. They pass things over while being on guard, and the direct evaporation is equivalent to hundreds of thousands. Some equipment is worth a lot of money and becomes worthless when sold. How is this possible? It's not like there are no newbies in the game. Selling items is entirely to the Chamber of Commerce, missing a lot of highlights. There are also some intuitions and so on. Intuitions can't do this or that. There are dangers and so on. Where do you get so many intuitions? You know the dangers but don't make any preparations.

It looks good. This kind of protagonist is very comfortable to watch. I hope the protagonist can maintain the status of a lone wolf.

This book by the author is a good book drowned in a sea of ​​books. I don't know if there will be any new books published.

I get 200 from the investment, and you get half of it

It was said earlier that there are nine cubic spaces, but after installing an arm guard at the back, nine stone slabs cannot be stuffed in.

You will know everything by looking at the number of monthly tickets...

It's good-looking, non-toxic, and the IQ of the supporting characters is online. I'll keep it first.

I don't know if the author has changed. The first part is obviously good, but the second part is a mess.

In the StarCraft world, there are 500 dragons, one starts with 30 points, and finally gets lower and lower. If the average is 15 points, it is 7,500 points. If the average is 20 points, it is 10,000 points. If calculated according to the author's result of 1,000 points, one dragon has a maximum of 3 points. But, does a dragon really only have 3 points? Compared with the points provided by other monsters, something is obviously wrong. So, it's a bit exciting, but not pleasant. In order to suppress the protagonist, don't you follow the basic logic?

Li Xiaodao, why do you plot against the protagonist? Solve

The book is very good, but it's a pity that I can't find any sense of immersion in the book I haven't read in the first world. Uncomfortable.

I seem to have seen another book from scratch

This book is full of nonsense, and these first chapters have already put people off

If a good book is not popular, it will be difficult to tolerate it 😃😃😃

. . . The world I entered is a bit off, I haven't seen the first world. Lone Wolf Sniper writing is very niche. Worth a look! '

The protagonist is pretty good and the story is pretty good, but the author seems to have spent too little time and energy on the setting. It feels a bit contradictory in some places. After only reading a few chapters of the EVA volume, I felt that it was full of flaws. The author seemed to have not taken the time to understand EVA in detail, and just wrote based on his previous impressions.

The connections between many chapters are not smooth and lack both east and west

There is no coherence at all between chapters. Sometimes a sentence comes out of nowhere that has no relevance to the previous chapter. The attributes of those weapons and the description of the missions are too careless. Details are lacking. And don't explain everything in the first person. Try to restore the scenes and events of the novel you wrote, instead of relying on the protagonist's words to describe it.