My Weird Game Came True

It's okay, it's not very understandable that the male protagonist always treats reality as a game and doesn't have any doubts!

You have a fight with that Creation of Weird Games on the new book list, haha

Chapter sixty-seven is a dividing line. In the past, it was treated as a game, and later it was recognized as reality. But there was no clue about the turning point, and it seemed baffling to me.

The book is good, but the more I read, the more inconsistent it becomes. I can't say what's wrong, but it's just a little weird.

The protagonist gives money to the boy Then the enemy runs away in the end every time, and I am convinced When I finally saw the teammate named Yun, I couldn't stand it anymore. He turned around and ran away when facing the enemy. He was really not suitable for fighting. I had to arrange a plot to cheer up his teammates for the final outburst. What's the point? To be honest, this is the protagonist's biological daughter who has been lost for many years.

This is to directly blind the subjective consciousness. The protagonist himself has been covered up.

It doesn't feel like there's much plot, but it's just up there and it feels so cool

Do you feel like the protagonist can't think properly, or is there a mental problem? Player player, I'll go to your player, go to the hospital.

It's too poisonous. Even after a real person fights monsters, the protagonist still thinks it's a game. If you fight a monster and get a weapon (I forgot what it was), you can instantly kill a so-called director-level monster. It's like Xiaobai Wen, and it slipped away.

It's written as if I'm playing Lianliankan so casually

Good looking, come on

Come on, author, update. I've invested, and I'll hold on to it for at least thirty days.

This butterfly line is too over-the-top. There is no need to make so many weird bugs. If this country had been invaded like this, other countries would have perished long ago. A novel about a large number of traitors within human officialdom is not suitable for this type of book, because this kind of intrigue cannot be solved with hard power. It doesn't matter if your protagonist can survive in seconds. In so many cities, ordinary members and senior officials are all traitors. Why should your protagonist solve it? Now I have read more than 60 chapters, but I don't want to use the rest. The author can only use a very ridiculous method to eliminate the butterflies. If the author's writing is worse, it will be that the butterflies are not eliminated, and then used as hidden lines or something. Instead of writing these intrigues, it is better to write large-scale scenes of human beings fighting against weirdness. I want to see intrigues. Isn't a doomsday official novel better than this? According to the author's way of writing, human beings have long been extinct. To be honest, the ideas are good and the writing is okay. Except for the butterfly, there is basically nothing too poisonous. Butterfly is not impossible to write, but there is no need to fix so many bugs. It is almost enough for a city, all over the country and even the capital. You can imagine how far the invasion has gone. If you write like this, you will not be able to make it back. You can only use nonsense to make it up later. It ends in a typical anticlimax.

Why did the heroine appear after I skipped a few chapters? It's so strange.

I guess it is this ginger game theory and this ginger protagonist that drove away 90% of the readers that it should have had. It is too poisonous. You can't watch it without thinking.

Does the author want to kill everyone except the protagonist?

Fortunately, I hope it won't be like waiting until late at night.