Competition in All Realms, My Talent Is the Fetters of Lucky Stars

It's well written, but morally speaking, you don't need to write so many first experiments. It's enough, so don't go out and talk about the word count. . . I feel disgusted by writing too much. I heard that you are a beast. . . . If you play the Lucky Star game, you will die early.

The first chapter is like an old lady's foot wrap. She repeats the same sentence N times, for fear that readers will want to read on and show off how poisonous she is.

Seventh and eighth, the home of Lucky Star.

Fuxing, don't call me again. I'm afraid of the reward misunderstanding.

To be honest, although I no longer abuse the protagonist, I feel even more unhappy when I look at him. I feel that my combat power has collapsed. All the resources are piled on me, but I just can't beat the protagonist, and I am even killed by the protagonist directly. It's like the opponent has three lanes of troops and wiped out all the wilds. The protagonist has only one lane of troops and asks the auxiliary to replenish troops. In the end, he can win the opponent in seconds. I really don't understand this system.

Reducing the number of words in a chapter by half does not affect reading at all, and will make it smoother. .

You are a beast. Two updates are scheduled

With the way you write it, apart from the main character, only a few people can survive, and you open a shopping mall in a secretive manner. Isn't it interesting? Didn't you notice that no one was there?

I'm probably the only one reading this book

It's not poisonous, but it's not exciting either. It's even a bit sadistic. I thought the protagonist was going to die after about twenty chapters. . . But to be honest, if you don't go to the city and do this again, the protagonist may not survive. .

It's still much better than other books

The talent of the protagonist later is basically the gold coins obtained in each round. The protagonist gets the full amount, and the talent is doubled. Later, the protagonist really treats the players on the opposite side as monsters, and brushes each one with A.

The author's writing is so good that it makes me feel like I'm actually there. The sea breeze and the sound of waves keep circulating in my mind.

The word "" is too many! Listening to books is really uncomfortable

With the Aegis talent, you might be invincible, or Tahm Kench this season.

Wuhu finally took off after thirty-five chapters. It was so frustrating to watch. It's good-looking, but too little.

Should I say it or not? These catchphrases are so annoying. It seems like there are too many of them. I feel uncomfortable listening to the book.