Legend: I Manifest the Equipment in the End of the World

It can be seen that the author really likes Legend, or he likes the days when he played Legend. But the problem is that this book has a wider audience. The subject matter and elements of this book are not just online games. Although there are few descriptions of doomsday elements, they are still very interesting; but also because there are too few, the overly large description of the protagonist's legendary experience in pioneering wasteland in the first forty chapters will make people unable to stand it. At least I was waiting for the climax of saving my sister at the end of the day, and I didn't want to follow the middle section where I was running around in the legend. Because I have no interest in legends. So I still hope that the author can balance the proportion of these two elements, and don't write too much. After all, online articles still have to be read by others.

It's quite interesting to read, but it's a bit out of line with the title of your book. The end of the world! Chapter 34 has been written except for the first few chapters, and then I am all in the game. Your sister is still waiting for you to save her. If the game has several days compared to your current time passage ratio, then you will think I didn't say anything.

He played games until his sister couldn't save him. He's also a talent.

I can't think of any reason why Legend's world view of Stitch Monster could be the first virtual reality game. It was regarded as a classic by those players back then. Nowadays, any popular game is not as exciting and rigorous as Legend's world view.

Why are you always in the game, the end of the world? Have you forgotten reality?

You're happy to write, right? I don't care about the end of the world at all.

Wushuang cuts the grass and that's it. Can't you grasp the coolness of the legend?

Most people who read legendary novels are old players. Are you here to introduce the background, story, and skills of the game? Do you have to tell me?

Can you win the verdict at the beginning? Social Xiaopeng

I'm actually looking forward to the follow-up, but I can't just introduce a good sister at the beginning and then just keep playing games.

It's too confusing. A brief introduction to basic knowledge and equipment would be enough. There is no need to spend a chapter and a half on one piece of equipment. It would be nice to introduce a new piece of equipment in 100-200 words.

There is too much game content, the title of the book should be changed to: I play legends in another world,

Collect them first, fatten them up and then kill them. Come on, author

So, my sister is just a backdrop, dispensable...

Newcomer, new book, please use your precious land to advertise, I will summon the mythical beast, thank you

Stop making fun of yourself and write a game manual?

The zombie king's return to the city scroll, I have never played this kind of legendary private server. A level 20 mage can directly explode the flames and clear the corpse palace. Doesn't the author know that in the legend, the magician's skills consume mana? The protagonist is level 22 when playing alone, while the other player is level 11. Abnormal private server or genuine version?

I just want to know! Why play a mage when you know there is cutting and blood-sucking!

A level 13 mage shouldn't go to the Sun Gate to recruit Tiger Guards or Eagle Guards? Then go to the Dark Hall to recruit a lot of 900 people. If you don't recruit things, what kind of mage can you play?

It's so verbose, it's like the reincarnation of Tang Monk, and it's too watery, even waterier than the Pacific Ocean!

Less legend and more post-apocalyptic. This book definitely has good results. The author has always been fond of legend. Few people play legend now. It is a game from a long time ago and not many people have read it.

After being persuaded to quit, Doomsday wrote dozens of chapters for the game, and just introducing the irrelevant background of the game was a waste of dozens of chapters. Awesome👍!

The writing is too detailed. Young people don't read the book Legend. Old people understand it. There is no need to popularize science. The core is that you have plug-ins and memories. Just equip yourself with good equipment and crush others.

I don't understand novels with the background of this type of legendary game. Normally, they don't use the resources of the game to become stronger, pretend to be awesome, and live better in reality and the end of the world. But the result is that the game content takes up most of the content. Just a few words about reality? ? ? Then why not set it directly to travel through the legendary world? Or set it as an online game?

It's too watery. I came here to read novels, not to learn how to play legends, nor to learn primary school mathematics.

Legendary new book, I will summon mythical beasts, I hope everyone will support me!

If I play this sentence on a computer, I feel like I have watched it two or three times. And the feeling you described is very fluid. It seems very impetuous and too watery. I know you want to make money, so increase the number of words first, but you are too watery. You repeat the same thing two or three times. It would take a page or two to describe any distance. The whole mental activity will take another one or two pages. After one or two pages are finished, the mental activity is finished, and then you can start to implement your own things. You can do it, but you have to pay attention to the method. People can't stand it at all. Other novels can make people sink in at first sight, but this novel of yours makes people read ten lines at a glance. I glanced at one page and it was over. There is not much interesting information at all.

I feel that the people in "Legend of Legend" are all around forty years old, and they are playing with feelings! This game is a golden classic. When you play it, you can recharge point cards, and all the equipment is obtained by purchasing. Both advanced players and ordinary players have the opportunity to obtain the best equipment.

I really don't know that mages spend more mana, it's just nonsense.

I haven't read it yet, but the book will be released in October and it has 450,000 words so far... Just 100,000 words a month?