Because I Was Afraid of Losing, I Used All My Attack Power.

I haven't seen the chapter on the shelves yet, so I ordered one specifically for this post. See you later. First of all, the author of this novel is a Japanese manga artist with a very good writing style and emotional flow. The emotional grasp can actually be said to be very delicate. This is compared to novels based on this type of online game data. I feel the pros and cons are very clear. The advantage is that one of the author's settings is quite novel, which directly doubles the NPC attributes. Then every time I fight, it's actually an NPC. In other comments I saw many people saying this is a bug. But I think it's actually pretty good. This novel is obviously in the style of a Japanese comic, compared to a few strange players who want to mosaic the CGs in the cutscenes. Fighting with NPCs advances the plot the most. I also believe that the author will gradually unfold his own story line in subsequent articles. Since the players have written it, they are definitely not doing it like they are now. So besides the fact that the cross-level battle is very strange, the NPC is actually pretty good. I agree with an old man's point of view. The protagonist all adds attacks. NPC automatically adds points. The second advantage is that the author gave the protagonist a background setting. In the previous life, he was a large spellcaster and a small boxer. It is normal to avoid skills because he knows them. It's like someone telling you I'm going to use this trick. So in fact, I think many people who say this is a bug are not true. The protagonist's past life experience is of great help, and the plot requires that various people die or sacrifice in front of the protagonist every time. According to the Japanese comic writing method, the protagonist explodes and kills with one punch. Apart from physics, it is reasonable. I personally don't like to find realism in data online game novels. There are many advantages, but I haven't finished reading it yet. I may make up for it if I continue to read it. Now let's talk about the shortcomings of my feelings. As far as I am concerned, if you don't have any, remember to tell me and I will think about it seriously. (There will be no offensive remarks, don't worry) First, I personally feel that a huge shortcoming is the character of Shigure Zhenxiao (I forgot how to type), and other people's attitude towards her. In the past, I was disliked and scolded by others because of my scary looks. I actually thought it was okay. It was not a bad thing, because many people are human like this. I can't remember exactly which chapter it was in. It seemed like it was the first or second time he appeared. He saved someone, but was ridiculed by the onlookers. And jealous of why she could enter that place. I feel a little angry, but it's reasonable. In Chapter 67, it seems that the Yin Yang Lao was attacked by an Ouroboros. She rushed to the training ground to save people, but the trainee scolded and mocked her appearance and ability. (!!! This is really, really poisonous). I think the author wanted to write a contrast similar to that of a Japanese comic, where he scolded people while he saved others, and then ended it in the end or something. (If the prophecy predicts, don't kill me). But this plot itself is very dissuasive. This does not mean that readers cannot watch this kind of thing. After all, the physical books of various classics are much more exaggerated than this. But the plot is so ridiculous that it makes people speechless. My first reaction when I read that place was, save the day, the protagonist takes Shui Sheng and Shigure to live in seclusion. This is an analysis of this point from my personal emotional perspective. This is also the perspective of many readers. The following is the structure of the article that I think can be analyzed. Author, I think you follow the hot-blooded style of Japanese comics. One thing that is very taboo in the hot-blooded style is to deny the protagonist's persistence in this article. Because the protagonist has a kind of persistence, no matter what he insists on, he can fight back, try his best, and infinitely reverse in the continuous plot. But this plot appeared twice, once with civilians and once with teammates. This raises two questions: is it worth saving such civilians, and is it worth working so hard to save teammates on the training ground. The answer I believe most people will give is no. Although this is written about Shigure in Onnyangliao. But for the protagonist, if one day he is disfigured, then these people will also ridicule him, and then there is no need for the protagonist to save people. The protagonist's starting point of saving people has been denied, and then killing enemies and monsters on the way is just a simple pile of data. What does this amount to? It is equivalent to writing the first eighty-odd chapters of the passionate plot in vain. Correspondingly, the emergence of kongbu organizations like Ouroboros seems to have whitewashed the public because of this. Then the whole value system is not right, and the text will be distorted. Of course these are worst case scenarios. So I really sincerely suggest that the author try to write as little of this kind of plot as possible. Properly reflecting the ignorance of the people can speed up people's emotional ups and downs and improve the reading experience. But if this happens multiple times, it will have a big impact, I personally think. The above are actually all personal opinions. I hope the author will take a look at them. If you feel something is wrong, please feel free to correct me. I will think about it and change my thinking if the opinions are reasonable. The author can save some articles appropriately, and update a few chapters reasonably when there are recommendations or high-C plots, and the effect will be very good. I read the reviews and comments on this chapter. Basically, people who like this style have unanimous praise for you. Readers are very sticky. From this, it can be seen that the article must not be bad. (There has to be an ending~ The text at the bottom of the book list about the starting point of learning is a bit redundant)

Well written. Come on. Sorry. Get away from some of the things I think about. Leave a claw. Goodbye.

Shet, why did I discover this book so early?

The title of this novel is not good, but the book is okay. The main reason is that the title of the book is very similar to a certain animation. The first impression is that it is a refreshing novel, but the content is slow-burning, which is quite different from the first sense. It is understandable. Most authors cannot handle that kind of proud novel, so I suggest changing the title of the book.

I originally thought this would be the kind where the routine would be invincible, so I never clicked in, but it turned out... It smells really good, surprisingly good. I have to say, this introduction really... Looks like a routine article.

It started out pretty good. But then I go to a place and a woman appears, a hero saves a beauty, and the woman likes pig's feet. Then I go to another place, and another woman appears, and the hero saves a beauty, and the woman likes pig's feet. If this routine continues, there is no need to read it.

Why did I see it so early? If only I had written hundreds of thousands of words before I saw it.

It's so well written. When I read the introduction, I thought it was just another rubbish routine, but unexpectedly it's so delicious, Bibo Ran, I almost cried

There are so many female characters, but none of them are really well-written. The setting of monsters is also useless. The A-level characters are not as passionate as the C-level ones from the beginning. The power system is barely adequate, and the protagonist's growth rate seems to be a joke, with no real sense. I doubt whether this book can reach a million words with such a fast pace. The villain snake does not play a role in the main plot at all, and like the monster, there is no sense of crisis at all. The writing is not good, too many things are not written, and what is written is not written well. There is another person who can't bear to brag about China. CCTV has already had spies mixed in. Stop talking about China being invincible or something like that. Just to fool the children. Also, after watching the latest chapter, which is limited to free, I can't stand it anymore. It seems vaguely that the protagonist of Huaxia is also a woman? Oops, I really can't hold it any longer. Farewell

Do you know how thin I am if I am 1.8 Meters tall and weigh 70 kilograms? When I was 1.8 Meters tall and weighed 70 kilograms, I never lost more than 150 kilograms. Now I weigh more than 170 kilograms. My figure is not fat but not thin. At 1.8 Meters and 70 kilograms, I have almost a slim figure.

I subscribed to two books in order to be able to speak, but it felt a bit wrong to have more than 30 chapters, until the chapter before it was released. Originally, the title introduction was quite attractive to me. It was a semi-invincible and passionate story. After writing the first few chapters of Semi-Invincible, I started to feel passionate about it. From the very beginning, NPCs with such high combat prowess were attracted around them, and they were beaten in various ways. Don't worry about whether you won or not. The process was just to squeeze people to death with their thick skin. It cannot be said to be completely different from the plot I deduced from the title and introduction, at least it has nothing to do with it. I'm not trying to find fault. How many people came to read this book because of the title and introduction? I came in because I wanted to watch the semi-invincible style, and I didn't want you to put aside your passion to level up and get beaten up. Needless to say, there are a lot of people who only know the term "brainless cool writing" and come to criticize me, but semi-invincible is semi-invincible, and the combat power will not collapse. The protagonist is invincible all the way to the top. It is fun to watch. The author's combat power arrangement, map conversion, and character portrayal of this routine are still very poor. I highly recommend you to watch Skeleton Elf's Mobile Storm, which will definitely give you some ideas.

Blue ether, dragon's shadow, I only think of this

Baimao

The geniuses are all female supporting characters, as if all the men are dead

As of now writing this book, are there enough male supporting characters? The yin energy is too strong. As long as there is a positive role with some drama, they are basically all women. The male characters are either old men, street gangsters, or the kind who are booked to fight street gangsters. There is also the elite team, which is basically all women. There seems to be only one man. Is this a female-oriented text? Women go to war to defend the country, and men stay at home to care for their husbands and children. This yin and yang room is almost occupied by women. No punching intended, just a rant. I'm not good at boxing, so I can't stand your boxing techniques. Show mercy.

Stop Shura Field. Isn't it good to have a single female protagonist? I don't want to watch the harem. The latest chapter involves another woman. Stop it.

When I saw the title of the book, I wanted to come in and complain. Because I was afraid of losing, I attacked with all my strength. Then because my speed was not as fast as the enemy's and my defense was too low, I was instantly killed.

Why hasn't the author written about players recently? Have you forgotten that there are players? Write more about player participation in the plot, and if there is help from players, whether it is intelligence or props, or when the player level is high, it will also be a huge amount of combat power. The name of the Fourth Natural Disaster is not just talk.

One thing you need to know is that why the protagonist of the All-Point Defense anime is invincible is not because of his good attribute points. You are just imitating a tiger and a cat. The essence is that the protagonist is invincible because his skills are too buggy. At the same starting point, you can't skip a level no matter what you order. It's hard to beat two players at the same level.

It can only be said that the plot is mainly set in Tokyo. In the early stage, it looked like fighting monsters and upgrading, but in the later stage, it felt like it changed.

The water is in a mess, did it come from the strong wind of my money?

Did the author not know how to proceed? Why was he so sluggish when he arrived in Moscow? He just wrote a chapter for a reason to stay in the cage. In order to let the readers know why he wanted to leave Moscow, he wrote a sloppy chapter? The IQ of the pig's trotters is also in arrears. Are they deliberately disgusting people or what?

This Water Life Lotus is the only heroine on the sign, but her role in the book is very small, not even as good as Hecate now!

And it's really watery! Once you start describing the characters mentally, you basically can't expect any dialogue to advance the plot in this chapter. Even in the next chapter, sometimes you still describe the characters mentally.

I'm convinced, I'm careless, it feels like it's true

The first part was okay, not great, but it was decent. Later, when I went to Moscow, I started reading a lot of water. I skipped it and it didn't affect my reading at all. I can talk about a chapter with useless things at every turn, which is very speechless.

I haven't watched it for a long time, and I didn't expect it to be over.

A reminder from the front, as of the time it is released, this book has nothing to do with Shuangwen. I don't understand what the introduction is about. The suppression of combat power is too obvious. At first, the level is suppressed and the equipment is suppressed with low agility, physique, and spirit. Then the official organization is arranged to capture monsters, and then various levels are exceeded to be suppressed. I won't get carried away, and I won't be able to stand it.

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