The Evolution Game That Began at the Dragon-Sealing Well

In the beginning, the capital city is flooded, and the protagonist is not at all intolerable, which is not in line with my three views.

I have finished reading the first dungeon. The plot setting is good, but the protagonist has several troublesome problems. The first protagonist enters the dungeon and directly consciously travels through the body of a dragon and drowns hundreds of thousands of people. There is no tolerance at all. In fact, the real world is not set in the near future and there is no virtual consciousness game. The protagonist failed the first simulation and gained supernatural abilities. He should realize that the dungeon is also reality. The protagonist is also a normal college student, so he should have basic empathy. Secondly, there is obviously a replay plug-in that allows you to clear the level one time at a time. The protagonist refuses because he is afraid of pain. He finally has the skill of tenacity, but he is still unwilling to play again for the reward. It is like a meal that he is unwilling to eat. The last one is Zui Guan Yu. People call you the God of Outer Territory. They know you are an alien and still have a bad mouth. Moreover, at this time, the protagonist does not know that the system can prevent tracking. He is really not afraid of Guan Yu killing people across the world.

Yes, the main character, as the Dragon Prince, was almost completely cheated to death by the Ming Dynasty when he was skinned and cramped. However, he did not choose to forgive and kneel/lick because of the current Internet literary world's wild praise of the Ming Dynasty. Instead, he directly took revenge and did not give the emperor a chance to plot against him. I have decided on this book.

The first and second dungeons both seemed a bit confusing to me. Why is the status of the imperial court higher than that of the sect? Even a person like the protagonist, who only has the dragon soul left, can control the reverse flow of the river as a river god. At what level can the soldiers of the imperial court be able to withstand a wave? The copy is unclear. It feels like who is strong and who is weak is just a setting.

It doesn't matter if it's dark or not, it's just that it's a bit frustrating to read. Even if the reality in the novel can't be faked, you have a copy of the game and you die together at every turn. It feels like running water, which is not that satisfying. There is no emotion in my heart. The purpose of death is to speed through and see others resurrect by playing dungeons. The purpose is to evaluate level 1 as higher than level 1. The advantages you have accumulated after resurrection are gone in one stroke, and it feels too bland.

The protagonist is so frustrated that he pretends to be a dragon and a god, but in the end, he actually thinks that humans are nobler than dragons. How come he still speaks about human supremacy in the body of a dragon? I've already become a dragon, and I'm still being bullied. Isn't this all for nothing?

I don't understand the author's thinking at all. The protagonist can't even pluck wool. If you want benefits, flip the table and reopen. If you want benefits, flip the table and reopen. If you do it a few more times, your strength will improve.

I just watched it. I don't know what happens next. Regarding the incident of flooding the capital earlier, let me tell you the ins and outs, so that many people will not be led astray. The reason is that the protagonist's family was arrested by them to suppress the well, and that place was originally the protagonist's home. Then the protagonist was tortured to pieces by cramps and peeling. If you want to escape, you must It was a flood, so in order to be free, the protagonist escaped like this, and then a group of virgin bitches screamed there. I hope that if you can go to such a world, when you are trapped, you can willingly contribute to your enemies and enjoy the torture willingly. But it is impossible, you are just useless trash who is generous to others.

I think the setting should not be based on ancient sayings. It is too arrogant to say that the emperor can pardon and confer gods. Only mortals have the qualifications to interfere in the affairs of gods.

The protagonist is not an orphan, which is not suitable for Qidian Orphanage, and I really don't understand why the author is so obsessed with becoming an internet celebrity.