I, an Uncanny Daoist Immortal, Join the Horror Game

Did the good guy get bad grades? Was it cut the day after it was put on the shelves?

I saw two pictures, what does it have to do with the strange fairy...

The copy is very nice, and the protagonist kills the target with purpose, neatly and neatly, and does not deliberately describe the thoughts and emotions of the protagonist and the supporting characters. In many novels, the protagonist is indecisive or does not look like a normal person when he kills. Every choice the protagonist makes has his own considerations. The most important thing is that the plot is smooth and not deliberately dragged out.

The pig's feet are nannies, plus the Holy Mother is nosy. The appraisal is completed. You can test it yourself to see if it looks good or not.

I feel that everything in the copy is very well described, but in the hands of the protagonist, it becomes useless. In addition, I don't feel that there are any weird methods, it's just magic practice, to put it another way.

There is no need for so many attribute settings at all. Constitution, strength and agility are separated? Spirit and will separate? Then I have to add a spirituality, and take apart a bunch of things that are not divided into different families. The attribute setting is too complicated and it will collapse later.

The hang-ups are gone, and all that's left is intrigue.

Brothers, don't look at what the protagonist thinks, but only look at how the protagonist behaves. Which camp does the protagonist belong to according to the DND camp? (As for the female protagonist, is there no female protagonist, the mainstream is pure love for a single woman, the mainstream is the mainstream of the stallion who wants the kidney but not the heart, or is it the mainstream of the fraternity harem?)

It's just that sometimes some brainless teammates fail to highlight the dangers of the copy.

Since I can get this book, it means that there is still something in this book. But what a waste of content.