I Can See Hidden Information in the Strange World

The pretense part was too awkward. Every supporting character had a grudge against the protagonist and had to be ridiculed and looked down upon. The copy was okay, but the real plot was too witty. The boss actually forced the protagonist to pay money, even if he didn't pay wages, and the captain actually picked on the protagonist.

Forget it, I read the first copy quite well, but when the urban plot came out, I tried to persuade me to quit, once in the Extraordinary Center, once in resignation, and twice in Fatal Company. I don't know if the author is for hydrology or something, but I don't have much connection with this book. It seems like a book shortage, but in the end, I tried hard to persuade you to quit, so I'll see you again.

All I can say is, author, I look forward to your next book. Because it could be better.

A patchwork of stitch monster professions. I don't understand why this has become a powerful profession and is most suitable for male protagonists. Is it because the male protagonist is also a stitch monster himself? The four professional skills are separate, which means that the professional skills are neither complementary nor linked. This is the weakest hero in any game. Before you go to work on professional skills, let's not talk about Dota, but just LOL and Honor of Kings. Take a look at their hero skills. Are they all complementary and linked from passive to active?

The real world is so mentally retarded that the author or a student has not entered the workplace?

You stepped on all the possible poisonous spots. The more you looked at it, the more disgusting you felt, so you didn't stick to it.

Read thirty-five chapters. I have to say. Copy. In other words, the writing in the game world is quite good. Original scripts are also worthy of encouragement and recognition. But after coming out, I felt a little uncomfortable. It falls into the cliche NT plot again. Including resignation. Parents see a doctor. Worlds overlap. The fifth-level captain makes things difficult and so on. There is no one who does not step on the poisonous spot. I think if you delete all these, the quality of this book can be improved by more than one level. I also understand why you wrote this, because the main character is originally. If you just want to be a rich man, you have to rely on this method to let him continue to grow, but there is no need to write such a poisonous plot. It's that disgusting feeling, like meeting a toad and you find it lying on a piece of watermelon you had eaten before. You know that feeling? But I have to say that this book is still good and worthy of praise. The settings are okay too. The copy is great. If we really can't do it, then we shouldn't write about the real world.

It's too witty, and there are all kinds of unreasonable taunts on the protagonist. We are all adults. Who would make taunts on one person for no reason?

Drive high and go low, the plot poisoned me to death

The difficulty depends on the plug-in. If you want to suppress the protagonist from growing too fast, wouldn't it be better if you don't cheat? If you escape death every time if you try to hang up, how can you survive without hanging up?