Crazy Lord

I feel that this book has great potential. The main character is very capable. Being exempt from dbuff means that you can use skills without side effects. However, I think the most interesting thing is the confrontation with other players and the struggle against weirdness. I feel that it will become popular in the future.

I think it's okay. I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist and doesn't have emotional scenes. It's easy to write.

Many readers in the comment area said they wanted a novel without a female protagonist. The reason I haven't replied is that I haven't thought about this issue at all. Because whether there is a female protagonist or not, I have the confidence to write this book well. But since everyone has this request... Then there is no heroine.

There is no such thing as a mad master who is the source of all the madness in this mysterious realm. He is just a dream of an ordinary cancer patient before his death.

This kind of book doesn't want a heroine, and it accepts you leaving seeds everywhere without any emotional drama!

The writing is very good. This book is not like the traditional life-span novel. The protagonist is not the Virgin, but it is still decisive in killing. Book lovers who are in a book shortage can come here to read it. (The author added the details, thank you)

I read it in one go. So far, it's okay, but I feel like it's too open-ended. It's an extremely talented person and it belongs to a mysterious father. I don't want to watch it anymore.

The writing is quite good, some of the plots are a bit cliche, but the plot and characters are both good. Dr. He felt that the writing was quite interesting, and the author was stunned. Some sirs say it looks like a secular master, but that book is a text-based adventure. After reading dozens of chapters, it's okay, but a little tasteless. Personally, I still prefer settings like another world, and this setting feels pretty good.

After reading it in one sitting, except for the protagonist who cheats, everyone else needs to sacrifice different things to gain power. Like social rules, if you want to gain power, you have to sacrifice something first. However, the price will be clearly marked in the book, but not in real life.

Suddenly I thought of the book Gravity of Mars. One of the professions of the protagonist in it is Claw King (Seven Deadly Sins).

It's good to be a pharmacist, you can take medicine without side effects

The protagonist knows that the real world is in danger after being invaded, so why not run to a big city or capital? The defense power of these places is obviously stronger than that of small cities... The protagonist has money and has nothing to worry about in the current city. After running there, An Xin will not develop well in the game. Why must he stay in a small city with weak defense power.

After reading Chapter 45, there are places where you can't help yourself after entering, and you have to be a grandfather to support others. The protagonist is not incapable and needs protection. Why should he join?

😰 Waiting for a critical hit at the opening, he was killed just after leaving the house. I almost thought it was a death retrospective method. There is a similar theme in the starting point that plays this genre. The more good reviews I write, the less praise I get. The protagonist dies at every turn no matter what his strength is.

Um, weird. Well, if the author has excellent writing skills, having a female protagonist is a ray of light in the darkness. If the writing is not strong enough and the heroine writes, it will either be disgusting or a vase~... For details, please see Tomato's works Feijianwenwen and Cangyuantu... It's very poor... I haven't read it, I just read the forum and saw the topic of "no girl" and made some comments...

Now that we know the potential of the protagonist is so strong, why should we let a small agency in a remote area recruit him? Shouldn't it be reported directly and then let other influential people come to promise huge profits?