Fantasy: the Blind Prince Learns from the Experience of Playing Erhu

I personally find it very boring. Why? Everyone who has played the game knows that the most important thing at the beginning of the game is not the level equipment, but the resources. Therefore, when resources are easiest to upgrade at the beginning, everyone knows to upgrade the resources first. When the resources are high, it will be faster and easier to replenish the equipment level. It's a rough saying that sharpening a knife makes it easier to chop wood, but it doesn't mean that when it comes to the protagonist. I personally feel a little uncomfortable with this. In addition, the protagonist is given a reason to be demanding on strength, and then pretends to be a pig, and then introduces the plot to the protagonist so that the abilities obtained by the protagonist can be written, and then the ability is quickly obtained, the ability is improved, and the realm is improved. It's like the protagonist of this kind of novel feels ashamed and loses his status by practicing cultivation. It can be said that the old-fashioned plot, old-fashioned routines, and old-fashioned development are a book in which the old-fashioned returns. At most, it's just that there are more blind starts than before. It's exactly the same after that. Even whether the person is blind or not is actually the same. Finally, if you are a book lover, you can first see if it suits your taste. It's not poisonous, it's just too cliche and unimpressive. People who watched it were unimpressed. Maybe it's because they've seen too many routines and then seeing the same and similar ones gives people the feeling of an assembly line.

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Play the erhu with full blood, and the whole picture will be played blindly.