Global Reincarnation: I Can Simulate Reincarnation Worlds

So far so good. But I saw that the main character was disabled or something. It reminds me of a lot of bloody revenge chips. It's best to take a few pictures with you. Writing this now is pretty silly, and we don't want to see the protagonist take revenge or anything like that. There are very few things written, so don't write half a book. The enemies in the past don't even know who they are, and it's so easy to argue with them. It's just another second generation messing around. This bunch of imbecile supporting characters is disgusting. What else is there to sell guides? Just don't do Global Report SSS. It's boring to be like this without a global reincarnation. There are very few good books on the subject of the real world. Although I want to read them, most of them are disgusting. If you don't have a good grasp, it's better to write less and show it through. Emm I hope the author gets rich in the end. This subject matter is too popular. Come on.

The protagonist always does collective things and spends his own money. He was seriously injured for the sake of the collective, and the team member used a skill to heal himself and he still owed life-saving grace. From the Holy Duel, there is a problem, what "Chu Feng has a feeling in the dark, if he shrinks this time, then his strength will stagnate" The second one, the protagonist replaced Balson with a serious injury, but he can heal himself, just because his teammates gave him a healing skill, he said "I owe you a life" The protagonist completed the task for the collective, the protagonist risked his life, if someone else throws a healing skill to you, do you still owe her a life? None of your other teammates farted, nor did they mention compensation. Instead, when other teammates made sacrifices, the protagonist Pidianpian compensated. (For example, for the Sand of Doom, Luo was compensated, not mentioning the bad luck brought by that thing at all) (Also, William also got the protagonist's sacred pendant because he stayed to awaken the lich) The third one is the archangel's feather, which he obtained with his own trophies (advanced wisdom and crown of wisdom). In the end, he used it on his teammates to help complete the mission. See if other teammates farted. The most hateful thing is that the archangel comes out just to treat Moras. In the final fight for the Black Demon Sword, it doesn't matter if you are not ruthless. After all, the grievances are clear and the protagonist is also the protagonist of mainstream novels In the end, Moraes gave him the qualification to establish a guild. It was just to see the protagonist working hard in this world without getting anything, and a big plot came out. What does this mean? Good people are rewarded? Also, it feels to me that this reincarnation space seems to have been built just last year. The top group, the guild, has only created a dozen or so? There is no such division of reincarnations as the top, advanced, intermediate, and junior ones (the description here is not clear, but probably all reincarnation information is very closed. It would be fine if the reincarnation space prohibits dissemination, but there are no information dealers, etc., All Everything is still being explored. You, the author, must have a solid foundation in your heart. Although you won't write it out for the time being, you need to express it) These are not actually poisonous points, but in such a cold place as the reincarnation space, you don't seek to benefit yourself at the expense of others, but at least you don't suffer any losses. Goldfinger, the simulator adds three talents every time you pass through a world. Travelers are familiar with the story world of reincarnation space. The rewards of this world are minus the thing of establishing a guild. The rewards are really too little. I just work hard and work hard. It seems like a loss. Finally, it's almost enough to write about appearance. I have written it so many times in just a few chapters. It reminds me of Mi Yike who wrote bourbon. He wrote dozens or hundreds of times for each book. It is easy to be attacked. The less he has, the more he likes to write something

It's boring. You can get talents by simulating every day, and you know the plot. Even a pig can become a god.

1. How ordinary people write: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. Normal author's writing: I stuffed two AA batteries into the somewhat worn flashlight. 3. How the Water God writes: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy. I looked at it and found that, like other old-fashioned flashlights, it had a cover on the hip that could be opened by rotating. When I opened the lid, as I expected, I was speechless when I faced the empty space inside. My brows furrowed tightly, and the feeling of wanting to commit suicide by throwing myself into a lake hit me from all directions. Because I was faced with a difficult choice - go downstairs and buy two batteries, or find two batteries at home. Where is life without trouble? Although it is daytime and I haven't had breakfast yet, as an old-fashioned flashlight, it does not have two AA batteries in it, which is very, very unreasonable. Has anyone heard of such a thing? How could I allow something that no one had ever heard of to happen? ? I'm human too! I have feelings too! ! ! It's just... Making a choice is really, really hard. When I go downstairs to buy batteries, I have to put on clothes and pants, I have to be careful that I forgot to bring my keys, I have to avoid speeding cars on the street, and I have to be wary of meteorites in the sky. Thinking of this, I am speechless... But if you look for it at home, my dear friends, after this age, who else still has AA batteries in their home? I thought about it over and over again, and was in a dilemma. I thought about it for almost two hours. . . . Finally, I couldn't help but let out a deep sigh. Well, I can only put these two AA batteries in my pocket. These two batteries were love tokens given to me by my former and former girlfriends. I thought I didn't have to make such a sacrifice, but it wasn't true. Everyone was involved in the whirlpool of flashlights and batteries. Life is a life of problem solving, and if you have an old-fashioned flashlight that doesn't have the right center of gravity, stick the batteries in it.

That person should leave this dungeon quickly and never come out again. It's too buggy. After a little thought, I realized that this was a rule bug with two-dimensional abilities.

I don't mind if the protagonist has a golden finger, but the golden finger should be used appropriately and constrained. It should be used in a way that is both eye-catching and refreshing, but also restrained to ensure the personal experience and growth of the protagonist. Even without the golden finger, he is still very good, unlike in this book, where the golden finger is almost hit in the face and he dies in various fancy ways. This kind of protagonist is still a waste no matter how strong he becomes. Also, can you please stop mentioning how handsome the main character is? There is something wrong with a cripple who always mentions his appearance. The first time I could treat it as pleasing the readers, but the second time I was a little impatient. The third time made people feel that the author was venting his inferiority complex. The fourth time I lost the desire to read...

If you have any worlds you want to see, please post them below. If I feel I can handle them, I will write them in.

I'm so confused. The protagonist has a master-level archery that he practiced by himself, but he learned all about melee combat. The first world is Diablo, and there are Amazons in it. You don't have the Amazon skills but learn the skills of an assassin. Let me ask you, if a person doesn't really like something, will he train to the master level? And the protagonist is still so young? Since you like it, why not become an archer, but you have to learn a lot of irrelevant things, and Amazon is not only an archer, but also has javelins and spears. It's completely enough for the protagonist in the early and mid-term. Even in the later stage, as long as you don't encounter someone who will destroy the multiverse at every turn, you can't beat him and run away.

Limiting all abilities in a game way, you have to do something at every turn, weakening the protagonist, and the plot becomes more and more bloody.

If you have any talents that you think are fun, please post them below 😊