Second Game, Don't Waste It! We Are Monsters

It should be said... The subject matter of the author really impressed me, and I was very happy when I read it... To be honest, I basically didn't order all the books at the starting point. I just looked at the themes I liked and then ordered them from time to time. I had no choice, the economy did not allow it, but the subject matter of this book really wanted to be put on the shelf in the future... But After reading the chapters so far, I can only say that the author Shui Wen's skills are too strong. I'm really afraid that a small chapter in the future can produce hundreds of chapters, so I won't jump into this trap. I'll see if I will accidentally think of this book again in the future. Come on, author.

The limit for one person is three accounts and one mobile phone. On average, each account can obtain 50 starting point b, and the limit for one person is 150 points per day. If it's well written, look at the author's limits. Will not be stingy.

At first I didn't know why authors would create groups, but I later learned that new books need more traffic and a better start, so groups are essential.

Three-body-like template + innate advantages of the reborn + monster system

Brother, do you really understand the meaning of 10 million tons of steel? Can we just let go of the few locations in the plot? Although I have never seen a storage yard with tens of millions of tons, I have seen one with tens of thousands of tons. It takes dozens of minutes to walk from one side to the other. How can you put down such a small factory building?

Hostile civilizations are madly chasing pig trotters because they know the "Law of the Dark Forest", emmmmm

I had high expectations for this book at the beginning, but now I am more and more disappointed.

The novel is about 400,000 words long and the author wants to be a eunuch.

At the beginning, Blue Star officials were described as a bunch of trash, and then they were always in the water.

A very good subject is written so badly by you

Can you please stop talking to me all the time? I'm really convinced.

I don't quite understand why I want to write about a woman, a useless character.

It's like this before it's even put on the shelves, and it's still a vast ocean after it's put on the shelves.

Three-body template, but my skills are too poor. If I don't use the template and it's a simple article, I can still read it. The author wants to write something profound, but he can't write it, and what he presents is very watery and nondescript.

I want to see monsters! I want to see monsters! I want to see monsters! According to the current development of the plot, should the protagonist continue to stay on the earth, or should he sail away to mine in space? According to the current situation, the resources on the earth cannot support the upgrade resources of a few monsters.

I really want to know if this is a trap novel, various vests, it's a bit disgusting that monsters can't think of ways to evolve on their own, and the protagonist needs points to evolve. In fact, it can be completely changed to another form. Monsters can independently evolve various abilities and improve themselves, but there will be bottlenecks. Knowledge about biological life forms, necessary knowledge about mechanical flow and evolutionary routes can only be purchased with points from the protagonist, and the characteristics of some monsters are completely like castrated versions.

Author, according to your settings, what will happen if the player quits the game? After all, the game can be abandoned at any time

I feel like a loser when I read the introduction. Where is Shennong?

I feel like there isn't much of a monster scene, it's too watery.

Player-type novels mainly focus on the cool actions of players, with the protagonist occupying a small number of chapters.

After seeing this introduction, I wonder what it would be like for the protagonist to transform into Ultraman?

Can summoned monsters be upgraded only with points? Can't you grow on your own?

I really want to know if this is a trap novel, various vests, it's a bit disgusting that monsters can't think of ways to evolve on their own, and the protagonist needs points to evolve. In fact, it can be completely changed to another form. Monsters can independently evolve various abilities and improve themselves, but there will be bottlenecks. Knowledge about biological life forms, necessary knowledge about mechanical flow and evolutionary routes can only be purchased with points from the protagonist, and the characteristics of some monsters are completely like castrated versions.

Who is second and first today?