Global Lord: I Conquer the World Through Cheating

I just want to say that I couldn't stand the first chapter. God threw a group of bugs into a world to perform a show, and then beeped and beeped at the bugs. Author, you should go home and buy a hundred million ants, and then slowly communicate with each one one by one, and take good care of each one.

I don't understand, what's the matter with "Lai Die Duo" and "What's going on"... 🙂 Abandoned in Chapter 5.

The biggest flaw is that the system is conscious and is not sure whether it is good or bad. It is not sure about anything. If the protagonist uses it with confidence, it will be poisonous, and if it is used with no confidence, it will be poisonous.

It's so toxic that I don't understand how the protagonist can become bigger and stronger. At the beginning, you need a certificate to recruit even a subject, and others can help you get thousands of subjects and a lot of gold coins. Why don't you give me a goddamn comment and take off directly?

It's a very venomous book. I've read dozens of chapters. The protagonist has no personal charm at all and is a bit cowardly. Goldfinger is better than what he described. So many people travel together, and the descriptions of others are not at all. It's a stand-alone game.

I found this book while searching for books. After reading this, I couldn't help but spit out the old phlegm. The beginning of the chapter is as if I had just read the novel ten years ago. After ten chapters I couldn't bear it anymore, even in the book wilderness.

Cheating points are too difficult to earn. Earning cheating points is more troublesome than developing territory, and there is no fixed income from cheating (forget about summoning at one point every three hours). It has lost its meaning as a cheating device. Without the fun, there is nothing interesting to watch.

I'm a bit confused. Why do the current authors prefer a salty protagonist when they clearly write about lords and other world-conquering novels?

When you do it, when you do it, when you do it, the catchphrase that I think is very funny, I just burst into tears. The catchphrase that others can't understand is awkward, and the protagonist doesn't know that there is nothing behind it. The protagonist doesn't know, you don't know?

The intelligence of plug-ins makes people uncomfortable. Frequent communication with plug-ins is meaningless except for word count.