Interstellar Game Battle

Support, like 😍, the author is great ^0＾~

It will be on the shelves next month, come on＾0＾~

I just read the first few chapters, and I think I can continue reading, but the book is too thin and not enough to read 😂😂😂 👉This is a suggestion for this book that currently only has "29" chapters👈 Then I saw that the heroine was replaced, and the protagonist was transferred again~ Sometimes I would rather the protagonist slowly worked his way up from the bottom with nothing or was born in a good family and was the favorite of the family. Is there anything better than this kind of transfer plot? 😱😱😱 If the author can write a plot to reveal the heroine's life experience later, I hope it can be brought out as soon as possible. It would be better to focus more on the plot of the heroine upgrading, fighting monsters and cultivating comrades. Furthermore, I hope there will be less vicious characters who do things without curiosity, because some books really rely on these to promote the plot. One or two is okay, but too many It will be really annoying, and this will lose readers. Although readers like to watch plots of slaps in the face, we readers will be disgusted by these weird and vicious characters before they are slapped in the face. 😂😂😂 Finally, let me say a few words louder. I hope that if possible, there will be "a few" female supporting characters who are positive and can become partners and friends with the heroine. Don't all be male supporting characters or vicious female supporting characters!

Why did the other book lose contact?

The setting and ideas are good, but the writing really needs to be improved. Author, read it yourself and compare it with others.

I was dyslexic when I watched it, so maybe it's a personal problem on my part. The words are a bit fragmented and intermittent, maybe because the author's way of expression is different from my reading habits. When I read it, I felt like I was reading a third-party introduction, such as the heroine: what happened and the hero: what's the story. The writing is so strange that I can't read it, but I really like the settings in the introduction.