Red Dead Redemption: I Have a Release Progress Bar

I feel that the writing style is a bit like My American Variety World written by No. 13 Vest. The flow of the plot and the arrangement of interesting points are completely unlike that of a newcomer. It is rare to write such a good result using the theme of the 19th century American West. It also downplays the character and feelings of the protagonist. However, it is an advantage for a refreshing article. It is a very good article+. I hope the author can write slowly and not cut it.

This book is very strange. Although it is written a bit like a running account, I was able to calm down and read it. I didn't feel irritated or jumpy while reading. It is a good book worth reading. Update more

The chaos, wilderness, crime, gun battles, gold and other elements in the western theme are very attractive to boys. The protagonist of this book has comprehensive and detailed abilities, develops step by step, and is very refreshing. He also has a wise, decisive and quick-killing character, which is very lovable. Coupled with the tight plot in the early stage, the enemy forces were completely destroyed one by one, and the beauties with western style and different types were impressed one after another. It must be said that the protagonist created is charming and the plot is fascinating with its ups and downs. Makes me want to stop. However, recently the protagonist's super personal force means that he can hit the leader of the force with one hit, and due to the setting of the release beads, ordinary members must be compared with each other, so there is suspicion of a running record. The female characters appeared frequently, and their portrayal was only superficial, and they really didn't leave a deep impression. The recent plot feels a bit like killing for the sake of killing, and the various forces frequently move around (it seems to have traveled to Europe and Asia in recent chapters), which makes the perspective of the situation change too much, and it is not very adaptable. So I decided to save up and read it again.

Just don't come out to lick Chinese plots in every chapter. First of all, these people have no feelings for China. At least few of their descendants regard themselves as Chinese. Secondly, you are a white-skinned person and no one will treat you as one of their own. It's really boring for you to lick it hard. Just give it a fair environment.

If I had a cheat for the protagonist, I would first develop my power, then collect death row prisoners from all over the world, give them professional training and teach them knowledge of all walks of life until they develop skills, then release them, plunder a large number of skills to push myself into an all-around genius, continue to harvest knowledge until I become a civilization, and then climb the technology tree to advance in technology.

Note that this is not a fanfic, it just borrows the background of the game. No game characters will appear. If you want to see Arthur and the King of Ideas, you can withdraw it.

No matter who writes Big Dead, I will definitely help with the scene.

Do you know what plot our readers want to see? Farming and development power

There once was an author called Riding a Tortoise to Kill Sharks. His description of the western world was very cool and his writing style was brilliant. This book has the flavor of that author, which is great.

It makes sense that as the protagonist gets stronger and stronger, there is no reason why the villains would have the courage to fight the protagonist to the death. In a situation like this where the protagonist encounters at least ten or twenty enemies in an instant, and then the opponent loses its numbers crazily and fails to hit the protagonist in counterattack, isn't it a proper inhuman monster in the eyes of the opponent? Not to mention private thugs, even the army with faith should collapse. After all, this is not a game NPC.

The writing of this book is very strange, or unique. It looks a bit like a running account, but it is also very well written. You can read it. The protagonist and supporting characters all have high IQs. The protagonist kills decisively, and the supporting characters also have IQs! Just how to say it? Has the author ever played (Stardew Valley)? Go to bed at two o'clock in the morning and get up at six o'clock in the morning every day! The daily schedule is very tight. I have to run while chatting and kissing my wife Hailey! Farming, making wine, pickling vegetables, fishing, collecting honey, etc., Etc., Etc., They are so busy, they can be called the innate ox-horse body! Your protagonist is very similar to the protagonist of my game 😁😁😁

I've seen Chapter 343. It's very well written. It's a sacred book about America. The setting of extraordinary skills is also very good. The only extraordinary one. I will continue to develop along this line and create more interesting skills. The current settings are all very good.

Tie Zi, when I saw Chapter 821, it was said that the protagonist traveled back less than a year ago. Don't you think there is a problem with the pace of time? It's over 800 chapters. The pace of time is about to speed up.

Not to mention anything else, this golden finger is really hard to describe, and the various balls are really dizzying. It might as well be a whole panel with killing points.

It's really tiring to read. From the first three chapters to more than 270 chapters, you are also awesome. You might as well be invincible and blow up the American continent with one punch, blow away the European continent with one breath, blow up the universe with a sneeze and return to the origin, soar to three thousand worlds, and the present, past and future are the only one.

I finished reading it in one day, and now I feel that it is food and grass +. The main characteristics are decisive killing, preemptive strike, and shooting.

I almost wanted to give up the book when I saw my sister misappropriating 1.3 Million and then not saying anything.

1. Edith: The noble daughter of the Jones family. She is a college student in England. She is rescued from a gang by the protagonist. She looks like the heroine Catherine in "The Mask of Zorro"; 2. Consuelo: Bai Fumei of the richest Vanbilt family. She is a college student at Seven Sisters Women's College. She is rescued from a train robber by the protagonist. Rescued from the police, chasing the protagonist, she looks like Jennifer in "Once Upon a Time in America"; 3. Alice: The noble daughter of the Sinclair family, the protagonist's childhood sweetheart, a college student at Seven Sisters Women's College, looks like Knightley in "Pride and Prejudice"; 4. Lucia: Italian Fall After becoming a noble nobleman, the family was destroyed by gangsters, leaving only two siblings. They were rescued from the gangsters by the protagonist. She looked 90% like Monica in "Beautiful Legend of Sicily"; 5. Laura: the daughter of a German immigrant farmer, she met the protagonist on the train by chance, and her family was rescued by the protagonist. She looked 90% like "Disguise" Diaz in "The Mummy"; 6. Rachel: The descendant of Irish immigrants, the father and daughter were rescued by the protagonist from the gangsters in New York, and they look 90% like Rachel in "The Mummy" The photo will not be published, and the new author does not know whether there will be infringement. Interested book friends are welcome to add it. In addition, if any book friends have a favorite new heroine, you are welcome to leave your comments, thank you!

It's so tiring. The protagonist rescues this and that one day after day. I can't remember the heroine even now. Author, it's best for the protagonist not to worry too much about mundane things now. Naturally, he has his subordinates to take care of it. The protagonist has to deal with everything. Do you want to be Zhuge Liang? Pyramid management inherently has fewer layers to manage. If the subordinates are not good at handling it, just replace them. Just write the report every month and wait for the protagonist to have time to read it. There are also banquets and the like. I can only say that being well-matched is a kind of protection for myself and others, just like demigods can only communicate with demigods on an equal footing. This does not mean that you cannot be friendly to ordinary people, but that others are afraid and jealous of you. Once you are afraid of making wrong moves, you will end up harming ordinary people, such as queens and princesses. At the level of the protagonist, you can only deal with demigods.

I've read almost a hundred chapters, and it's just killing, killing, killing, and after killing people, you have to put the bodies in the space. You might as well play the game. In the game, you can kill people from morning to night. But this is a novel. There must be some plot advancement. Just kill people all day long, and do almost nothing except killing people.

The author is either killing or on the way to kill now, and is tired. The plots of some famous movies and TV series might be better. Killing and killing every day would be boring.

What does this have to do with Red Dead Redemption? ? And why did you start cultivating immortality? ? ? ?

I like this style very much, but I still want to write something about establishing power and armor.

The title of the book is too confusing. The meaning of the release progress bar is completely unclear. It is obviously a killing system. If the title of the book is changed, the results should be much better.

From what I've seen so far, it's pretty good, it kills decisively, and some details are in place (character description, clothing description, etc.). The most important thing is that it doesn't hold back and kills indiscriminately. The power that has been mentioned from the beginning has not yet begun to be established, and it is all about the protagonist killing, but the recent dozens of chapters have a general direction. Contact with the current big families and so on, it can be seen that Henry's family is also being introduced, and the rhythm is not bad.

The characters and plot are normal, the rhythm is comfortable, the logic is online, and the system is slightly complex. The heroine is currently suspected to be a woman who looks like Zeta Jones (I personally feel that Zeta Jones's appearance is a bit wild and upright; paired with Superman's tallness and kindness, it is too perfect to be true. Maybe the author made the choice for the subsequent plot, but at that time, Zeta Jones's appearance did not seem to be a first-class beauty, lacking in literary style and sense of luxury. I think Rhett Butler's wife Vivien Leigh is actually quite good, and Scarlett also has a brave side and can arouse men's protective desire). As for the writing style, the current ravine environment where the protagonist lives and the simple plot that relies on accumulation of gun battles in the beginning do not reflect much writing style; however, the occasional wonderful sentences that flash outside the tense plot are still surprising to appear in an online article. The current book has 170,000 words and is tentatively rated: Xiancao.

What is the significance of the protagonist's organizational power? It makes it feel like the protagonist is working with helpers! It is simply a rebellion against Tiangang!

A very good background, written as a fantasy. . . What a pity

There are all kinds of dense events, the protagonist never stops killing, the rhythm is very problematic, and the plot is like a running account.

The essence of this book is the Western style of robbery. Various leather holsters have not changed this nature.