After I Left the Party, They Came Chasing After Me

"I watched toilet paper from another world at the starting point"

The plot flow is very similar to that of a game about quitting the team next door. However, the reason for quitting the team in that book can be rounded out, such as having a useless job and the male protagonist apparently fishing and reading newspapers every day to lead the team to "crush the team easily and brainlessly". This book is too smart... The auxiliary skills clearly indicate that the future is promising, and the male protagonist also makes a lot of strategic plans to make his face confusing. I can't figure out what the brain circuit of my former teammates is, or a group of them.

The flow of quitting the team is essentially following a mentally retarded dog-licker, but as long as you change the perspective and regard the previous team as a company, it will be much better. The company dismissed you because your salary was high, and then the boss realized that the company couldn't survive without you. And you have already started your own company or moved to a better company

My rating is: Eat the leftovers from the pineapple buns

Am I the only one who thinks this book is great at improving the intelligence of NPCs? After looking at the previous stage, I won't go into details about the reasons for quitting the team. They forced everyone to be blind, or lacked foresight. The protagonist led them through the first ten floors and once achieved a lead. No one in the team found even a little clue about the development of the team. They were all positioned as tool players. The whole town is isolated from the world. Except for the protagonist, no one has a strategic vision. At least I didn't see it in the first 100 chapters. According to the author's description, people of all professions in this town have only one way to fight monsters, swordsman, reckless! Mage, reckless! Nanny, you are reckless! Assistance, Mang! Even if you fail, you say be careful next time. What should you pay attention to? Aren't you still being reckless? Like a fly that keeps hitting the glass and doesn't know how to use its brain. It doesn't matter if one person or some people are like this, but everyone in the town is like this. Is it possible? The major teams know how to enclose territory, know how to protect their own interests, and know how to find people with different professions to form a team, but they don't know the strategic positioning of auxiliary players, so that the protagonist stands out from the crowd. The protagonist is independent in the vast sea of ​​people, but such a special existence was withdrawn from the team at the beginning. Also, how can anyone call themselves a wet nurse? Isn't the nanny talking about teasing? No matter how stupid you are, won't anyone question this statement? Anyway, when I saw the words "I am a wet nurse, you need a wet nurse", I couldn't help but respond. The setting can be outrageous, but the logic must be self-consistent. This is out of respect for the readers and the people in the book!

I spent 100 comments and read the introduction. I came up with 5-6 comics in which the protagonist was kicked out of the team/camp/country, and 4-5 novels. It's okay until the original teammates/people in the same camp/country realize that the difference between the protagonist and the protagonist is different. It depends on the author's performance later, but there are not many good drawings/writings in the future. The one bought by Ab is barely okay. I haven't read this book yet. It's too short. I'll come back after 1 million words.

Doesn't this book involve participation in equipment, treasures, etc.? Why are there only career values? What can I say, it looks weird. Doesn't MMO games require equipment grinding? The stuff I exploded in dungeons only had gold coin experience, and I didn't see the usefulness of the materials.

It doesn't matter if you are very good at practicing skills, but you need to be proficient in two chapters to buy a useless weapon?

I specially ordered it for 100 points, just for evaluation. The writing is overwhelming, and it is still there after 100 chapters. The male protagonist is like a turtle, and the newly recruited teammates have no brains. The author can stop writing if he can't write it. There is no need to keep writing, it will definitely be unfinished anyway 🙄

The writing is quite good, but only the names make me feel disconnected How can any parent name their daughter Bai Gu?