My Players Are Number One in the World

The title of the book is Players Are the Best in the World, and Goldfinger also summons players, but the content is indeed based on the protagonist, and it is the protagonist himself who is reckless, not the driving force behind the scenes. If the protagonist can be resurrected, he can teleport with Goldfinger. At least safety is guaranteed. However, the protagonist has nothing, and it all relies on luck to temporarily hang up with the author Having an innate master bodyguard is no different. The protagonist does not carry anything with him, and does not need bodyguards to protect him! And as a relatively high-status prince, the protagonist is not as good as a county magistrate. It can be said in the book that he cannot compare with strategy, force, and power! Don't even know what to do!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       " The protagonist himself is called the Fourth Brother of the Emperor, and the conversation with the eunuch also shows that the protagonist believes that he is capable of completing the task. However, after chapter 100, the protagonist is shown to be an ordinary person, with no strategy, no force, and no power! It depends entirely on the golden finger obtained by accident to summon the player to have a certain strength!

This logic doesn't work. As the royal family doesn't have strong people, no one will rebel.

The plot of the novel begins to put the cart before the horse. Is it the player's adventure story? Or the adventure story of the protagonist?

The book is called Players Are the Best in the World. The content is that the protagonist is always reckless, and I just want to ask what does it have to do with the players?

If you want to read the fourth natural disaster, it's best not to read this book that sells dog meat.

Farewell, the nanny-type protagonist does everything by himself and what else does the player do? If the protagonist is highlighted, then we should not write this kind of protagonist who summons players, but write the kind of super god mechanic who travels into the game to show that the fourth natural disaster has highlighted the protagonist and does not need to give too many roles to the players. The protagonist summons the player by himself, and the player is the main plot protagonist.

Wow, there's no one there! Help every dream (before I run away.)

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Is the author here? To answer the little reader's question, Don't Diving does not have a heroine, right?

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