Kill That Player!

This book is one that rarely resonates with me. It can be seen that the intention is far-reaching. The title of the book is obviously a tribute to To Kill the Mockingbird, and the content is undoubtedly a description of the shortcomings of human nature. If the protagonist wants to change the world, I think the best solution is a tragedy, because no society can achieve perfection. A good or not bad ending may be more in line with realistic logic, but in the end it leaves a weak impression, so strong emotions are needed to wrap it up. If it reaches perfection, it will undoubtedly be hypocritical and empty. Although the plot is not straightforward enough to resonate with people who have no ability to think, the depth is undoubtedly the best among books I have read in decades. Through an extremely obscure narrative, this story is elaborated on the system, human nature, the rich and the poor, poor living conditions, and the thinking perspectives of people from different classes. It is undoubtedly very suitable for people who have a deeper understanding of social human nature to read. The next weakness is that the narrative is too single-line, the details of the world background are not spread out, the introduction of the plot is too confusing and complicated, and the conflict between ideas cannot be well displayed, and the supporting characters and secondary supporting characters are too NPC-oriented. But human energy is limited. I hope the author can maintain a little stability. If he can make progress, he may become a god. Of course, it is not here, but somewhere else. It depends on fate.

The main character is a bit awkward. The plot is a mess. It's not that the plot is messy or complicated. But what you wrote is too messy. It looks uncomfortable. The protagonist has always taken it for granted and becomes the Riddler for no reason.

The writing is good and the logic is general, but the protagonist is aggrieved and the story is scattered.

This is a buried treasure, just like reading a book about "how the growing Joker and the novice Batman fall in love and kill each other" (no). Awesome!

It's a completely self-titled book, and all the details are not fully described. I often don't know how the plot happens when I read it. And it is indeed the same as what someone said before. The introduction and the content have nothing to do with each other.

Can this white knight go away? Because he is stronger than the protagonist, he tells the protagonist not to kill anyone. If the protagonist kills, he will come and kill him. Then the protagonist is hung up and beaten by a gangster, and then he, the white knight, secretly goes to save people. Is the beating the protagonist received in vain? What did the author want to express when writing this kind of plot? If it weren't for the protagonist not to die, someone else would have died😅

Wonderful writing, although I can't tell what it has to do with the title of the book, and there isn't even an introduction.

The protagonist with immortality feels too incompetent and arrogant

Chaofan is a bit weak, but there is clearly a god, right? I haven't seen the power of magic at all. Now I'm still hanging out in the gangster area, using a small pistol.

Almost everything is not explained clearly. It is a good book, but the narrative is confusing and confusing.

The plot is too jumpy and has no connection. The characters suddenly appear, which is really abrupt.

I have read the latest chapter. The author should study more on how to narrate. This kind of unclear narration has dissuaded many people. I only finished reading it because of this setting.

Emmmm, I thought it was a single-player stream at first, but the feeling of déjà vu became more and more serious later on. What a different world Gotham! I doubt that I will watch "Gotham: Origins" again, rather than some player. The scheming girl guessed that it was the Penguin, and her best friend was a bit unexpected. Judging from the disguise ability, it may be the Clayface Man (no offense, I think of Batman next door who played the Clayface Man to great effect). My classmate, the eldest lady, must be Harley Quinn. Foreign senior officials can tell that she is Two-Face at a glance. There are also many speculations, such as the gangster family who looks like Romans and so on. The best thing about the description is the growth of the characters. It feels like watching a Gotham TV series. The only thing that surprised me is that Gordon kept the chicken and it was not a girl... The protagonist has experienced bad days many times. It can even be said that the early stage has been extremely bad, but he is not crazy. He keeps forcing himself, keeps growing, and becomes stronger and stronger. , Constantly developing towards the clown that everyone knows... Penguin Girl is also very good. She creates conditions without conditions, relies on a little information and planning, boldly seeks power and usurps the throne, and assassinates the protagonist... It is well written, very good. I hope that the protagonist will one day grow into a crazy one, or even more perfect, a real Gotham nightmare.

It's a good novel, but the results are a bit poor.

The introduction is too esoteric. Change it to something like how to become a clown and fall in love with a novice Batwoman. Maybe getting more traffic will lead to better results?

After reading this, let me ask you, aren't the main character and the main character the same person? Why does the main character's arrival speed up every time the protagonist dies? Will anything happen if the main character's main body arrives? Is the "protagonist" the sealed entity or the person in the book? What wish did the protagonist make before he was resurrected? What's the cost? Also update soon. 🙂

It was updated from July 27th to November 26th, with a total of 280,000 words. This progress is too slow. The content is right on the airwaves, but this update really makes people have no desire to follow it. It's a pity, and do you have a group? If the eunuch opens a new book in the future, it will be easy to see.

Author, don't you even receive a monthly welfare pass?

I'm a little dizzy. The protagonist has played this game. Still just starting to get out of touch. Do you know the plot? Or do you just know the background of this game? And what is the price for his immortality? In what way? Is it infinite regeneration or system refresh kind of resurrection? It feels more like traveling to a different world, rather than traveling into a game I know.

It feels pretty good.

Can you come back and continue writing? Oh Negai, please