The Strange Path: A Cultivation Game

When I opened the first chapter, I felt it was abstract enough.

It made me laugh to death. I knew that the previous book, the Weird Immortal Cultivation Game, was obviously going to be in the water forever, but the author was lazy and didn't write every day, and finally cut it. I read the introduction of this book and said that it would be updated every day. I ordered dozens of chapters, and suddenly found that there was only one update every day in the past few days. Then I looked at the word count, haha, one update is 4,000 words, and two updates is 2,000 words per chapter. It's really yours. When you find out, just remove the bookshelf and stop the loss in time.

There is a saying, if Fang Yue's book is not updated, it can be continued even if it is not updated for two months, so why bother to rush to the street like now?

This game is not simple for the author, his level has dropped so drastically.

This subject matter actually has potential to be explored, but the author's setting is too poor. I remember that there was a book very similar to this one years ago. The protagonist also has a skill called Moonlight Power that makes him invincible in the early stage. It can be said that the author went to the 0 life setting at the beginning of that book. Added a treacherous price. Basically just copy the settings. . However, the book collapsed later on. The author's manuscript is basically close to collapse. . . . First of all, the promotion setting must be reasonable and orderly. You can't make the gap too big. To put it simply, I don't see how ordinary players can upgrade reasonably and normally. Originally, normal online games would give other players a chance to defeat monsters and become European when the protagonist cheats too much. But if you set it so that everyone can defeat the monster in a short period of time, only the protagonist or a few people with random talents can defeat it. Then ordinary players have absolutely no power. What the hell is that? Don't say that the reality is like this. If the reality is like this, don't set it as an online game. Besides. . . Forget it, let's not talk about this. Simply speaking, the consequence of the lack of and slow promotion route you set for ordinary players is that from the early to mid-term, the only ones who compete with the protagonist are NPCs, and players can only call 666. The problem that arises from this is that it has changed from a relatively novel subject matter to a cool novel that can only be yy. Then the problem that arises is that the power system collapses. As for others, there are actually many more. For example, I have read over 100,000 words of the novel, but it still gives me a very confusing and incoherent feeling. Don't write the plot from multiple perspectives at the beginning. I haven't even memorized the main character and the main supporting characters. Aren't you there to strengthen my face blindness symptoms? Then there are the Internet cafe robberies. . The plot about living under a bridge is well written, so don't write it next time. It's so unrealistic. It's so embarrassing... Forget it, I won't say it anymore, it makes me seem like I'm just trying to find fault.

Let's put it this way, the author forgot to live broadcast as he wrote, and it gave people a time-travel text rather than a live game text.

It's such rubbish. You said it's just a game, yet you're still afraid of threats from others. It looks really frustrating.

What can I say? There is a lot of data, the battle is not very visual, and the perspective of the live broadcast is a bit incomprehensible (you can't see people when it rains)

I came here from the True Lord to please calm down. Do you dare to add some essence?

Let's go, let's go. This author in this group is a eunuch again. There won't be 1 million words of books related to him in the future. Don't read it. It's meaningless.