Infinite Scripted Murder

The protagonist's intelligence gradually decreased, and he was taken over by the author. He became a tool that the author could not control, and his character design was uncertain. In the early stage, Xu Tong was mentally ill, with a dull mood but some compassion. He was calm in times of crisis but a bit reckless and disregarded the consequences. He had a high IQ and excellent acting skills and dared to compete with the general trend. Gradually, Xu Tong gradually He has become a man who respects the old and cherishes the young, respects his teachers, loves his companions (like a son), and drinks away grudges. Any disagreement will turn him into a berserker with a gnashing teeth and tears and a zero IQ. He has an out-of-the-box thinking, a "good guy" who has no taboos and no respect for anything I have to say that the author's knowledge is very profound and his writing is fluent. It also contains some jokes from anime such as "Under One Person", which made me like it a lot. Being immersed in the article made me wonder whether "foreign people" really exist in reality. However, the changes in the character of the protagonist always made me feel like I was stuck in my throat. I couldn't fully immerse myself in the world written by the author. I couldn't calm down. I will leave a post here.

The content has some minor spoilers, let's talk about our feelings about the plot                        .                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Ghost marriage opens the way, seduces souls and transcends beings In terms of characters, I feel that the author wants to create a lunatic protagonist who breaks the script and makes the plot lead to unexpected results, which ordinary people can't understand. In my understanding of mental illness, madman or genius, it means behavior that ordinary people can't understand, or behavior that is beyond the understanding of ordinary people (which can be understood as not playing according to routines). According to the above theory, I still like the role setting of the protagonist. You can't imagine what tricks may happen next. In terms of plot, there is a script, but the characters are not limited to the script. It can be understood that the game space has its own script, (it is said in the article that the space has certain unknown abilities, as well as stills) that will guide the player in the direction of the script, towards the ending (that is, the task), and the characters play the characters in the script, and they can not play according to the direction of the script (currently, there is no interference ability in the space, and certain corrections will be given when there are certain deviations in the script process). In general, you write your script and I will act mine. (It can be seen from the rescue scene and related stills). The first story is very interesting, with a protagonist who seeks excitement, has an above-the-line IQ, behaves strangely, and is unexpected. The second story, the layout of Shengxian, is about living towards death. This time, let's talk about the plot first, which is roughly written in an infinite flow, because there is no script introduction, only task guidance. The traces of the script are not obvious, and the traces of foreshadowing are not obvious. You cannot use the corresponding foreshadowing to associate the possible plots that will occur later [This is for NPCs. The player (the character played) does not fall into this category. After all, the player has his own thoughts, which can change the plot and produce different results. The beginning and ending of the second story can be said to be the only traces of the script and modifications to the script. (The part about protecting the golden sword feels like it belongs to the personal task guide, and the protagonist does not have that task in front of him.) The content and plot of the second story are still okay, but it lacks a little feeling. As for the characters, the brain circuit of mental illness is incomprehensible. Because the traces of the script are not obvious, I don't feel that the protagonist is one step ahead and strategizing. The protagonist is crazy when he should be crazy and calm when he should be. Most of them are adapting to the situation, which is a bit different from the first story. In general, the protagonist of the second story has his own ideas and has IQ but does not reach the level of a monster. Let's briefly talk about the supporting characters. I always feel that after contact with the protagonist, some of them become a little funny (is mental illness contagious?) The second story is generally okay, and the front and back are taken care of. The third story, I have seen the latest 6.13 Although I am waiting for this story to be finished before I can comment, I still want to briefly say It may be related to the release of Naked Run. The update rhythm, wow, the river bank is overflowing, the update is fast, and the quality has dropped a bit, which is acceptable, but the plot and character changes (the improvement of physical fitness will not cure the mental illness), the author's original explanation is due to the influence of the character (in the part where he was renamed Yu Ni). The third story has not been finished yet.

How should I put it... When I saw the end of it, I would have forgotten that the protagonist was sick if you didn't tell me. But it smells so inexplicably... Well, generally speaking, the three views are quite upright. (Speaking of Ky, it feels like an air-conditioned protagonist. He looks like a villain, but in fact he does very good things...) At present, it is one of the few novels that I can't abandon.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist has always been reckless. If it weren't for the protagonist's aura, I might have died countless times. Moreover, the protagonist has learned a variety of things and does not belong to any sect. Just like casual cultivators, there are Taoist sects, Buddhist sects, and seven sects. (Don't argue if you don't like it. If you argue, you are right. What I'm talking about here is my feeling when reading the book. It's normal for your feeling to be different from mine)

Answer some misunderstandings. 1. There is no heroine, but it does not hinder the popularity of women. It is just that there will not be the kind of women who are particularly focused on writing, but it does not mean that the protagonist is incompetent, or even a Xu Xian⊙∀⊙! , The previous three shortcomings and five shortcomings were too misleading. Later, because of the change of Bi Luotian in the Republic of China chapter, it was particularly exciting and I won't spoil it. 2. Regarding the zombie script, I actually came up with it within a limited time because it was on the shelves at that time. The plan was disrupted, so the writing was relatively poor. However, the next chapter is beyond the standard. I think anyone with a little patience will find this is a good work. Yeah, it's really a pity not to read the Republic of China chapter. This book is actually more biased towards Strangers than Infinite Flow. Infinite Flow should be written to take advantage of traffic. Strangers and Strange Things are the leading ones. Those who have read Under One Person must read it carefully. You will not regret it. Please believe me. 3. As for the character of the protagonist, I actually don't think he is a psychopath. It should be said that he is the kind of person with extremely active thinking. He likes to be funny but is not a villain and prefers the right path. Moreover, he is not stereotyped and can grow. 4. There are some inappropriate examples in the article. This is indeed a problem of overflowing, but please understand. If you have any problems, it is okay to raise them. Overflowing will definitely correct them, but it is really not good to scold them at the beginning. And the further you look at it, you will find that this kind of correction is quite fast. , The unpleasantness is basically invisible, please be more tolerant. Good works are not achieved overnight, there must be a process. I cannot guarantee whether this book is a good book, but it is definitely a book worth reading.

The paper man is a bit invincible, the direction is a bit biased toward immortality, and it feels a bit cool. I don't want the protagonist to be too smooth. If you know at the beginning of each chapter that the author will definitely pass the level, then what's the point? There must be uncertainty, and I hope that the dungeon mission requires you to explore by yourself and does not necessarily have to be a confrontation. Explore and survive, and you do not necessarily have to follow the mission!

After reading the latest chapter, I'm about to start writing again. I hope the review can be a little more tolerant so that the few old fans can appreciate the original story.

I've read both The Postman and this one. It's the kind of book that can touch my g-spot. I give the author a big thumbs up. Is there any book friends who would recommend a book that doesn't break down too fast? I watched a lot. I enjoyed myself in the early and middle stages, but a sudden speed increase will give you a cerebral hemorrhage.

Can anyone explain something to me? ? Qidian has banned so many supernatural novels in the past few years? Why? Where are the standards? Why don't I feel like there's anything wrong with some of them? Can't write about ghosts? This is not sealed! Can't write about reality?

This book is pretty good. I can't read most other people's books now, but this one can make me read it.

I really like this book. Please keep updating. You must not be a eunuch.

The dungeon is about to end, so I can't take care of myself too much.

I thought it was interesting when I started watching it, but I exploded when I saw the Doomsday copy. Not long after the Doomsday happened, a businessman took over the national military base, and he also got the nuclear bomb code? ? ? The most outrageous thing came at the end of the copy. It was forced to be sensational. It was written that the businessman boss gave the nuclear bomb code to a child. When I saw this, my blood pressure rose. It was also from this volume that the author wrote about the character of the protagonist. He was really a disgusting psychopath. I thought, this type of protagonist is like this? Writing a neurotic protagonist is either a thriller with a high IQ protagonist whose behavior is unpredictable or a crazy and dark one like Batman and the Joker, and the author really made the protagonist a truly disgusting and awkward protagonist.

It's hilarious but not completely hilarious. The lead actor's name is the same as the names of my colleagues. Tell him you took the lead but became a fugitive psycho.

I'll post it below as proof. This novel will definitely be discontinued. If you're not convinced, I'll comment after it's finished. Qiu

As a Chinese, you should have black hair and black eyes; If you are pretending to be a doctor, your hair should not be too long. If you want to fool a doctor in a strange environment and with strangers, you have to have a "scholar" style, otherwise others will not believe it immediately; ，~，，，；        ""，，；        ，，， You have to be a little nervous and have the temperament of a little fox; Dang Dang Dang, this picture fits part of Xu Tong's image very well

I think the mentally ill protagonist: has a super high IQ, does not know what fear is, is far ahead of all human beings, and deserves perfect evaluations, one step ahead and one step ahead. The author understands; I will write about the poisonous points that you dare not write about. It is reasonable to suppress the strength. The three correct views are far more than 99% of human beings. Various works can improve the strength? I don't want it. What's the use of just playing to improve your strength? I won't accept the benefits. The ancient saints are not as honest as you Then summarize why you write this? Oh, how could the protagonist's mental illness be understood by normal people?

I clicked on this novel today and read it in one sitting. It was very well written. I saw that the reviews and posts were all negative, so I came out to support the author. There are not many unrestricted articles about the Republic of China. I hope that the author can write according to his own ideas and make sure that he has no problem before referring to the readers' opinions, otherwise it will be easy to overturn. Doing your best can also accumulate a group of niche readers, which is much less risky than tearing up the outline. I hope the author will continue to work hard

After reading the first story, it was just an infinite stream in the name of scripted killing. It had nothing to do with scripted killing. The game started and I was thrown into a strange place. There was no background introduction and no one. I was playing the role of myself. It had nothing to do with scripted killing.

Aunt Shui, I know you haven't saved the manuscript, but you can update it!

I like the author's Horror Postman. I hope this book can be written like the early stage of Horror Postman without confusing the messy personality and some inexplicable behaviors. The book will definitely become a hit.

It's pretty good-looking from the front, but it's really poisonous from the back. At the beginning, she was positioned as a psycho, leaning towards a slightly dark style, but later she became a majestic and upright mother bitch, and her style changed drastically. I like to read dark novels, and I also like novels with three views. The core of such good novels is that the style does not drift. When I read it, I knew what I wanted to read. This novel's style keeps drifting, which is disgusting. The main character is just crazy. He also likes to preach to the people who want to kill him. He is like a holy mother. His hard work is worse than playing a supporting role. Generally speaking, for people who are not picky eaters, the writing is okay and can be read; for people who are picky eaters, the middle part is very poisonous.

Can any big brother give me some popular science about what script killing is?

The author makes fun of himself throughout the whole process, the plot is forced, and the plot is very inexplicable in many places. If it is a comedy novel, it is still tolerable, but the problem is not, it requires you to be smart in some places and at the same time, it makes you lose your brain in other places. The author has the final right of interpretation. The above are just the problems I saw in the first 4 chapters and have not even been discussed in detail. There is no value in reading rubbish novels.

The previous writing is very good and amazing. I am surprised how this level is not popular. The plot after Kunlun developed too fast and was a bit unbearable, and the combat power and combat were a bit sloppy, but in the end it was all right.

I came with high expectations, but I saw that the character of the protagonist was completely ruined, or that it was different from the previous ones. I was speechless because of the positive outlook on things. The most annoying thing was that it was forced to be sensational. You ignored everything you didn't like. It's a pity that it's so good. It's so well written. Finally, are you afraid of getting a 404? The change in writing style makes people uncomfortable.

You can read the first four volumes, and the content of the protagonist and supporting characters' IQ online stories is very exciting. It makes people want to stop. The fifth volume begins to turn into a fantasy and mindless novel. It is written under the guise of a script. The logic of the story is becoming less and less rigorous. There are contradictions in many places. The protagonist's IQ is getting lower and lower. It is completely brainless. The supporting characters have to be stiff to cooperate, and the writing is very stiff. The old ghosts and old monsters are just like the mentally retarded ones. His strength and IQ are crushed by the protagonist.

The portrayal of the protagonist is too vague, and the psychosis is a bit deliberate, but the copy maintains humanity and is not distorted, which feels strange. Having seen previous postmen, Zhao Ke was very impressive. Maybe it's because Zhao Ke is straight and ruthless, which suits me better. But this Xu Tong is really hard to like. He doesn't look like a psychopath, but like a kid who is acting out, a childish ghost. The first volume felt okay, with the feeling of Zhao Ke. From the second volume onwards, I even doubted whether he hired a ghostwriter. I saw so much positive energy from a mentally ill person... Oh, I really can't accept it! This is not psychotic, how do you describe it? Just like the food in your mouth, it is delicious the first time you eat it, but it turns out to be sour the second time you eat it! I can see that your author, Jun, seems to want to change and write something light-hearted and enjoyable. There are shadows of Sanzha in many character interactions. I don't like this transformation, it just feels soft. Sanzha's Crusu style is not suitable for grafting onto Infinite Flow. First of all, we must understand what infinite flow is... That is to live, still live, and finally live...

The front is good, but the back is really hard to describe

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