
The Brawny Player
莽夫玩家
- Status
- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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.
A bit awkward protagonist
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?
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
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.
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.