Fate-Bound: Whitebeard's Template from the Start

Chapter 5 poisoned me to death. Author, can you not learn all the settings? This is official. How stupid is it to invite such a disgusting person to be a guest on the show?

I specially ordered a chapter and posted a comment Let's not talk about the problem of your protagonist, the Virgin Bitch, but let's talk about Whitebeard's combat power. I think according to what you said, if the top is 30%, doesn't it have to be better than an ordinary lieutenant general who can be domineering? The protagonist in your writing seems to be unbeatable by anyone, runs away when he sees it, or uses a castrated version of overlord color to scare people? Are you being steady? Do you really think this is stable? Okay, according to what you said, time travelers have their own ideas. You play a national game and represent the country, and you hide it? And this combat power is outrageous. It's hard to get a wolf in the early stage, but you can pull it down. You are 30% of Whitebeard. You are 30% of Navy soldiers. Judging from the title of the book, good guy, it is really disappointing.

Stop writing it. It's obviously a pretentious article and you have to hide your strength.

When Whitebeard was at his peak, he had three levels of strength. I thought that the top battle would only be about three levels. Such a loser?

I vomited. It was too poisonous and too ignorant. I really didn't understand what this book was about. The ten-year-old bookworm was so disgusted. Why are there so many bad books now?

The author wants to write a coming-of-age story, with a protagonist who has a style in dealing with things and has a character who is not just a label. But why touch porcelain white beard. With this template set in this non-conventional background, it can only be seen as a cool article by Long Aotian. Preconceived impressions are so important.

It's the first time for a newcomer to write a book. Doesn't this show that the studio is an assembly line product? The title is shocking. Is this the starting point of the UC invasion?

The advantage is that the author keeps writing, but the disadvantage is that it is all shortcomings.

Every time the protagonist encounters a ferocious beast, no matter what level it is, it is the same routine: the ferocious beast is so strong, the audience is disappointed, the protagonist is attacked, the audience is desperate, the protagonist is okay, the audience is happy, the protagonist fights back, the ferocious beast dies instantly, and gets a reward. . . . . There is no fluctuation at all. It was definitely written by a machine.

After seeing the latest chapter, I mentioned a few points that I think need to be solved in the future for the author's reference! First, the protagonist is pulled directly into the forbidden area without any preparation, so the protagonist does not have any possibility of contacting other players. Then when the second and third time he is pulled in, do the players from the same country have the conditions to contact each other before? Is it through corresponding technological means or through supernatural power connection (such as calls between players)? Second, every time a player dies, 10 million people will die in the corresponding country. Is it true for all countries in the world? Or will there be different adjustments for countries with different populations? Let me give a few examples. As of 2020, the Vatican City State has 801 people, San Marino has 33,574 people, and Palau has 17,900 people. A country like this will be destroyed if one player dies. There are 197 countries in the world, and 13 have a population of over 100 million. This means that the vast majority of countries cannot afford the death of any player. Third, I didn't see any clear requirements or restrictions on being able to carry supplies in the book. The concept of personal items refers to items that you can pick up and carry with you, or items that you can control at the moment, because there is a lot of room for maneuver. Does exoskeleton armor count? Does a heavy machine gun count? Do robots and robot dogs count? These are all things that the state can control during the 20 minutes of preparation during the second selection. I hope the author can clarify or limit this aspect. Fourth, because the 10 million people written in the rules are randomly selected to die, it means that the protagonist must protect every player sent in by his country. So are the transfers random? What if it is random and the player is randomly teleported to a powerful monster and dies at the start? And will the forbidden area attract infants, young children, the elderly, patients, the disabled, and even people who are experiencing death (such as death row prisoners who are being executed)? Fifth, after the random deaths of 10 million people, extreme circumstances occurred, leading to the collapse of national institutions. Can this country still be judged to exist? Should we continue to recruit people from this country? And what are the rules for determining the country's selection of candidates? Country of Citizenship? National blood or self-recognition? How should we judge if a weak country collectively disbands and unites to join a powerful and populous country? Should they be judged to belong to the original country or to the new country? Sixth, is the map of the forbidden area distributed in continental plates, or does it require teleportation and jumps like the maps in the game, or is it a distribution of low-level ones collectively distributed in one area, and then one level above is a higher level, and one level above is a higher level? The distribution of the map determines the protagonist's behavior pattern: move forward to loot more things, or build a base to protect good people? Seventh, do the resources projected into reality from the forbidden area contain biological resources? Will the powerful creatures in the forbidden land be projected into reality? And will the destruction of resources in the forbidden area have the same impact on the resources projected in reality? This determines the protagonist's choice when facing all monsters.