The Global Order Descends

. . . . Life is a child's play, others have 10 lives to fight monsters, and the protagonist laughs at others. The protagonist has 1 life. At level 1, he enters the high-level monster area and climbs off the cliff. He takes risks at the beginning. If something unexpected happens, the protagonist will die. He is hovering on the edge of life and death.

In fact, the reality is that high-end combat power definitely belongs to the country. Millions of soldiers go out to collect various supplies. I really can't think of any group that has the resources to fight with them!

The protagonist's combat power is so terrifying that everyone knows it, and there's also the global ranking list

I just feel like this pig's feet is a bit suffocating.

What's not bad is that there is a big breakdown in the setting: resources in real life can be exchanged for money in the game! So what class is there in the game? Especially those companies or organizations that control various minerals can dominate a large game area. This will intensify the conflict. Those who enter the game in the early stage are poor people who dare to fight and fight. When they can resist small thermal weapons, they will definitely set off a real wave of robbery for mineral resources (especially gold, silver, and copper).

There are too many descriptions of equipment, which affects readers' sense of connection and makes the plot unsmooth.

The subject matter is very good. First of all, it is not right to save people casually in the game. There are a lot of books for humanity, I'm Not the Messiah, and actors. That kind of saving people doesn't make me feel like the Holy Mother. Your kind always makes me feel like the Holy Mother.

Friends who read my book are welcome to leave positive messages, which also allows me to go further. If you have any suggestions, you can put forward them.

I just started reading the first chapter and saw that Zhang Shuo mentioned tens of millions of deaths. Suddenly a piece of data came to mind. If one person dies once, the number of deaths is calculated. Everyone has ten lives. According to online data, there are 7.5 Billion people on Earth (Blue Star is unknown), and an average of 5 people are born every second. If only there were no disease casualties after gamification. Ten lives per person is equivalent to 4.32 Million additional lives every day. In other words, 4.32 Million people die every day, and the population may still grow. And the greater the population, the more people are born. Sky Blue Star will soon be filled to the brim 😁

It's better to submit your novel to the fantasy category, but few people will submit it to the game category. When will the world rankings be released?