I Cooked the Old Gods

It's really strange, I didn't plan to watch it. But I read what was said downstairs: "The Madonna who writes about it should write about urban love." On the contrary, it aroused my interest, so I clicked in and read a few chapters. I think it's just about personality and there's nothing wrong with the writing. After traveling to a dangerous different world and being robbed by others, he decisively fought back and killed him. I don't know where the Virgin is. Maybe there is a plot about letting someone go in the back? However, the things explained in the early stages of this book are quite confusing and I don't quite understand them.

Didn't it mean that the protagonist traveled through time into a game he made? Why does it feel like this protagonist doesn't know anything?

The setting is okay, but the material panel is not very written (I just read Chapter 7), and the panel data feels a bit simple. In addition, the protagonist's situation is clear when he travels through the very abrupt area. Of course, the material panel only appears after the introduction of the Goldfinger game is written later. However, it always feels strange to skip the subsequent material panel and write the finished product panel without writing it.

The writing is good, but the plot is too different and not very exciting. After reading more than 50 chapters, whether the protagonist is killed or being chased, I don't understand the whole world in general. I just run for my life in a daze.

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Grammatical worldview? Just be simple and don't think too much. It's all fun

It's well written. I hope I can continue to create in the future. Come on.

Is there a female protagonist? (*´I`*)

The reading of this book is so low now (=ＴェＴ=) Please update it every day and turn to the last page

. . . The md protagonist is not fun being fucked. . .

It's as simple as joining.

The protagonist upgrades so quickly, why does it feel like he is going to become a god before it even hits the shelves? Goldfinger is interesting, but unfortunately there is not much description. It will only appear when the protagonist upgrades.