
The Ancient God's Eerie Game
古神的诡异游戏
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Eerie Mystery
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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Noxious weeds. Identification completed. Opening logic conflict. It's not like the protagonist can't survive. At the beginning of the plot arrangement, the protagonist was so scared. His roommate died inexplicably. There was another story that seemed to be related to the mysterious death of his roommate. So I decided to return the favor and not participate in the game. Momojiji hit the spot and returned the favor. People there also said that the protagonist also promised to get a reward for free prostitution, so why did the protagonist risk his life to participate in the game? For those who say why you don't gamble, first of all, your life is not so bad that you are desperate. At least you still have free time to read. Secondly, the problem is not your fault. Your roommate is really dead in front of you. Not many people will risk their lives when there is a way out. Aren't you afraid that you will meet your roommate in hell if you turn around? First copy. Animal Battle Royale. I didn't finish it and gave up immediately. Looking at the chapter reviews, there are many correct criticisms. Is the author selectively ignoring them? It really made me uncomfortable when the protagonist said that he wanted to be number one despite being a newbie. Everyone has formed a team, why do you have such confidence to fight against many? Because you are the protagonist? Writing about animals does not require the author to have a deep understanding of the animals he writes about, right? At least take a look at Baidu Encyclopedia, right? It really makes me laugh that the 24-hour battle royale can be related to the large body that is easy to exterminate. Even if the author talks about someone who lives in a cold area and is not adapted to the tropical island climate, I think his level is higher. I regard the question of how a two-legged beast adapts to a four-legged beast's body as a game giving life instincts. This kind of small bug will not appear even if it is said that the game will provide experience to help players adapt. But the author didn't say that. Um. That's about it. The flaws are already outrageous. There are also some minor flaws that I'm too lazy to mention, such as why the main character relies on earning money in the game in a place with such a high cost of living like the Magic City. Summary completed. A poisonous batch.
Come on, great sniper, may the new book be a hit
It's still so profitable to write online articles that you can completely ignore the trustworthiness of readers and just write if you want to or not. Once you've reaped the benefits, just change your vest and continue. I have been reading online articles for 13 years, and there are too many writers like this. They don't take themselves seriously, nor do they take their readers and fans seriously. They behave like monsters and fail, and they become eunuchs. They complain that the readers are not good and the platform is not good. The product of online articles is very special. To put it bluntly, it is a selling story. In the first part of the story, some readers and customers were attracted to pay, but in the end, you took the money and ran away. You could not provide a complete product, and the customer had no room to reason. I think the platform can change the mechanism and establish a credibility mechanism for all authors. The credibility is linked to the author's collection account at the starting point (equal to the real-name system). The higher the degree of completion of the work, the higher the credibility and the greater the reward. If the eunuch is unfinished, the credibility will be reduced. The author ID has a credibility index similar to sesame points. If the credibility is too low, the contract level or salary will be reduced, or more seriously, the contract will not be signed. This is also a way to optimize the quality of the platform's creation. To be fair, online books are not cheap these days. Ordering an entire book usually costs several hundred, and it is common for old readers to pursue several dozen or so books at the same time. Why do other consumer platforms give customers at this level of consumption all kinds of preferential treatment, but why do they pay special attention to the online article platform and often eat like flies?
This opening forced the plot, and it was so bad that the protagonist's roommate died in front of him because of the game. He went to return the watch that caused his roommate's death, and after arriving there, he spent 20 minutes complaining about it. Forget it, he was not desperate. Later, he was told that if he returned the watch, he would get a reward for free, so he actually played that game? Can you give me some logic?
I have been reading books for twenty years and have never spent any money. Not only does it cost no money, but you also need to leave a message.
It's quite boring. The author stopped updating without any warning, and then said he would update again, but ended up feeling lonely. I remember that the same was true for his previous books. He started to stop updating them inexplicably. The last reason he gave was that he had too few subscriptions and didn't want to update. In the past, there were several books that I subscribed to that were very good, but they were all hastily completed. The good ones were unfinished, and the ones with slightly poor results were eunuchs. The subscription is low and the completion is low. After all, everyone has to eat. I can sort of understand it, but you don't want to write if you have good grades? To put it bluntly, your attitude towards writing books is very strange. I wonder if you do it full-time. But even part-timers have never seen anything like this. It is said that when buying football, you should buy it backwards. If your villa is close to the sea, you should also listen to the big sniper's words. If there is a big update, it means you have to stop updating it. To say that there is still a lot of content is to say that it is a eunuch or it is unfinished. If you continue like this, many old readers will no longer read your books.
The author has a common-sense misconception about the Black Panther. 1. Leopard's teeth are small in strength and small in size. It is to hunt the target with suffocation. A black panther is completely incapable of killing a large creature like a deer with one hit. Biting the throat is what a tiger does. 2. Snakes have very strong fighting power. Snakes of the same weight have great advantages over cats. Only tigers can barely compete with snakes of the same weight. Not to mention cats with weak combat capabilities like black panthers. The Corrupted Python can torture the Black Panther as much as it wants. It is difficult for the black panther's teeth and claws to even cause effective damage to the giant python.
Why is Big Sniper always like this? It's rare to have one or two books on The Eunuch and it's understandable that you're in a bad state, but after this book, who will read your books? If you really don't want to write, don't write. If you do, just keep writing. It's really disgusting to keep doing this.
I can't keep writing and it's starting to get messed up, right? I suggest you just finish the next chapter and start a new book.
The author has really grown up, and the pace of this book has been infinitely close to perfection. It is almost one million words long, and the protagonist is still a loser. In the author's previous books, he was either a god or a fairy, and the power system collapsed. But I have been writing about the system of God recently, and I am a little worried 🤫 Come on, author, like the unlimited flow writers, slowing down the pace is the enjoyment. His pace is even more exaggerated. The protagonist of more than 2 million words is still a little loser, and he was almost trampled to death by the cavalry 🤫