Reckless Player

The worst thing about dungeon novels is that the protagonist keeps being rated poorly, and things are not as good as others. I always feel that the protagonist is at the bottom, or the protagonist's abilities are constantly reduced, especially in reincarnation. A copy of Tower gives dozens of attribute points to the protagonist, but the protagonist cannot use them because of the upper limit. So why are you using these attribute points, and then not using them and saying that this is the highest evaluation reward?

It's so poisonous. The content of the copy is not as good as the first one. Damn it, what you wrote starting from chapter 40 is really poisonous. Do you have no other materials? It's really poisonous

Every time the protagonist completes a mission, the items he can use are either S or A and are not very good. So how do other players become stronger? Do they become stronger in the mission or outside the mission?

Doesn't the protagonist get paid for exorcising evil spirits? If the woman asks for help, she will help.

If the protagonist gets a high rating, the only useful thing is experience, but the items and game currency are useless. So what's the point of having a high rating? According to your logic, the best way is to quickly clear more low-rating tasks. Anyway, it's useless to open things that can get a high rating in the early stage. So the logic is written in this way. The gangster and the desperate protagonist are about the same strength, so what's the point of desperate work? I have no writing skills to describe the group portraits, and the plot is poor. The author also thinks that what he wrote is very logical, and it's not interesting at all. I don't recommend watching it. It's just a weed. It's better to watch Player Fierce than watch this again.

I don't know what the author is thinking. It's okay to artificially add weaknesses. The plot length of the ambiguous object is a bit too much. It's like saying that you are a lonely star in the sky and sharing a room with others. At present, it can only be said to be tasteless, tasteless and a pity to abandon.

It's too 6. If you can't get good things every time you give a high rating, then why should I give it a high rating? The S-level evaluation rewards must be better than the A- and B-level evaluation rewards, otherwise why divide them into different levels?

The biggest problem with this book is that it says every day that you are sick. If you are sick, you don't feel like treating it. Don't worry about this. It's rubbish.

It's a mess of writing, overpowering the protagonist, adding weaknesses, Holy Mother, and a lot of problems. No wonder you've written so much and you're still at level 1

In fact, the most difficult thing for me to understand is why the protagonist has to hide his identity as a player? You said at the beginning that you chose to hide it prudently because you didn't understand it. But later on, many people already know that you are a player, and you yourself know a lot about players. That's very strange, why do you still plan to hide your identity as a player? To be honest, you are almost a lone star in the world. Where do you come from so many scruples? What you said before is of no harm. Hiding your identity means hiding it. But later when I went to the magic city to complete that mission, for such a dangerous mission, there was only a prop that was of little value to you and a prop that allowed you to enter the designated target mission as a reward. The rest was wiped out by a method that helped you hide your identity as a player. This is hard to understand. So you should at least say something this time. Otherwise, if you lose what you deserve because of this matter in the future, it will feel very unjustifiable.

Is it another book that relies on the villain to cause trouble to advance the plot, and the protagonist wipes his butt everywhere? 😅

Does the author like orcs or does he think fangs are cool? The first three chapters have been fangs, fangs, fangs, I suppressed the spirit of complaining, but you are still fangs in the fourth chapter, and my protagonist is already an ancient fangs orc or piggang hyena.

I don't understand why I want to share a house with an ordinary woman. It's too much to say that it's because I have no money. The protagonist himself doesn't want to have much contact with other people. In addition, he often works for others for free. It's too much to live with her for a few hundred dollars a month. At present, this woman is a big logistics worker. The role, but it cannot be ruled out that it is the author's own fantasy, a stable woman who can perfectly provide logistics for the protagonist. The most magical thing is that all the people targeting the protagonist have not considered starting from a woman, as if the traditional male leads the outside and the female leads the inside, and the world revolves around this rule. Secondly, my evaluation is that the plug-in is too small. The limit of the earth without external force is 8 points, but that is only the limit of the human being and not the limit under the addition of evil spirits and other external forces. The description of the plug-in is a bit too weak. In which world with resurrected spiritual energy, the spiritual body and the holy body cannot leapfrog and kill people emmmmmmm

No, brother, spiritual equipment can be given away casually. Since you know the official organization, you can exchange it for something useful to you. This is really wise.

In Chapter 169, the protagonist was assassinated. Just like the quail, except for saying something harsh, you can call the police, just immerse yourself in being an ostrich, return to daily life, and pretend that nothing happened. I can only suggest that those who are ready to fall into the trap first read 167-169. If you can accept it, then read on. If you can't accept it, run away early. Don't waste time.

This latest copy is a bit poisonous. For a game to influence the past and future of others, it depends on another player to forcibly connect the copy with reality.

The high-level players described by the author can easily compete with the protagonists of the same level. The protagonist with an initial 888 force-sensitive body has no advantage except for the initial advantage. Everyone is a hexagonal warrior. Levels 1 to 10 only require 10 attribute points. An ordinary person's attribute can be 666. The initial force-sensitive body can burn incense and pray to Buddha. If the attribute reaches 10 points, it can compete with the protagonist's vicious possession. The protagonist is still a single target with extremely high attributes, but has no special advantages. Any player can get a 55. How come other players can add points to the extreme without considering the attributes? Can't the protagonist take a debuff with too big a difference in attributes? Also, the evaluation rewards are worthless, S is not much better than abcd, and there is no point in ranking at all. Just give them all random reward chests, and it's just a chicken high evaluation. I ordered it all and watched it all. After reading it, I felt that it was a game that other players entered based on the protagonist's template. The addition of attributes is linked to the growth of the protagonist. If you add more protagonists, I will increase the number for free. Anyway, I can match you at 55. If the protagonist can't beat it, just one more explosion will win with a slight advantage. It's not interesting, so I gave up.

Why does the protagonist of Reckless Husband still hide his identity?

The game is crushed, but the growth rate is much slower. The attitude of actively cooperating with the authorities but not joining in

I feel like the protagonist is a holy lady. He does so many things every day, and he feels like a perfect person. I feel like this protagonist is pretending to be cool, but he is not pretending completely. If he is not pretending, he is always putting on fronts, and he feels very noble, so the protagonist is a semi-pretentious character. 😁

I don't quite understand that a transcendent person has capital support but doesn't use it? If a player in the Mu family is looking for trouble, will the protagonist just watch and not take action? If you can't let it go, why bother pretending to be noble? Also, the protagonist is obviously very poor, but the fees are very low. He has to ask Mu Xinglu for money when he goes to other places? You might as well say that the old man left a rent-collecting building for the protagonist. Although the protagonist is not rich, he does not lack living expenses.

This book is very to my liking, thank you to the author

Good guy. It will start as soon as it is put on the shelves. It will save everyone money. At first glance, there are more than 800 chapters at the end. How did you persevere?

I just read Chapter 47 and haven't subscribed yet. The first few chapters were quite to my liking, but the more I wrote, the weirder it became. First, since the protagonist has an image of a bad guy with good looks and good deeds coupled with low intelligence points, why can't he be reckless all the time? Pure recklessness is also very beautiful (low intelligence points can also be a characteristic. Since the main body is to be a demon-slayer, he is shaped into the early image of the monster slayer. I really can't remember the name, "Tempering Culture"). Secondly, I am a bit confused about the positioning of the female characters. I think it is difficult to use them as embellishments. When we rent a house together, we insist on bringing in a woman as a contradiction. It is a bit old-fashioned. Third, the first few scripts are quite interesting, such as the one about writing novels. I really want to read the author's other imaginative scripts, but I just can't stand them anymore. Come on, it's a pity.

I just saw someone boarding a ship in a duel arena, fighting a player, and the player's identity was discovered. He made it look like he must kill the other player. I can understand why the other party would kill him first. Why didn't the protagonist want to reveal the player's identity? I didn't quite understand it. It felt like it was violent or not, but it didn't really matter.

Why has Pig's Knuckle never seen the game mall? I haven't seen other players discussing the game mall and things in the mall?

I can't say the novel is very good, but it's still readable, but it portrays the protagonist as a being with low IQ. . . I'm speechless. You don't have enough writing skills to construct a strategic plot, but you can just go through it with force. Why do you specifically say that the protagonist is not very smart? 🤔🤔🤔

In the latest chapters, about the Guijie incident, what suspicion does the protagonist have? Is it suspicious to act bravely? Can't you do good things?

The protagonist's origin is very similar to the setting of junk novels in early ancient times. I guess the author has written about this before.

I read more than 200 chapters and it's boring.