Game Descends: Clues from My Future Self

No, why didn't anyone start giving poison in Chapter 8? In areas under the jurisdiction of the government, the underworld comes and seizes other people's cards in front of everyone. And with a gun! More than a dozen guards, all armed with guns. Which TM family dares to do this in China?

Bang, according to the first game, I don't think you can survive if you don't have a future. In other words, according to the original show, you have no future.

With this mortality rate, you only need to come 10 times and all of them will die 🤭🤭

The mortality rate is too high. According to this writing, there are not many people on the earth now. Only 1/10, or even 1 percent of people survive each game. If you play a few more games, there won't be many people left on the planet.

Let me make one point. What strength does the author think an 18-year-old has? I am a fitter, and I also went to apprenticeship after high school. Entered the factory. Those old masters didn't have any muscles, but they were strong. Astonishingly strong. Of course not as powerful as those professionals. But my master is in his 30s. At least half as strong as when I was 18 or 9 years old. Why do these books always have eighteen year old protagonists? I think being 27 or 8 years old is about right. At this time, the body's functions are at their peak. There is also a certain amount of social experience. Have certain skills and abilities. And most of the 18-year-olds in China are high school students. To say they are nerds is an understatement. You might as well be a college student in your early 20s. At least college students have much better living and behavioral abilities than high school students.

With or without Shen Nong, if everything in the future is like this... Weak chicken and dog legs, it will be smooth.

The setting is good and the creativity is new. In the future, working with people other than Blue Star, directly shuffling and re-planning Blue Star looks good. The disadvantage is that the beginning is a bit too discouraging, and the first few chapters are inexplicably exaggerated. While not explaining the background of the world, he also dealt with the unreasonable family forces, and the dungeon would even keep an eye on the protagonist from time to time. The proportion of typos and data confusion is a bit high, but the places that were reminded have been corrected, which is pretty good. In short, it's about food and grass, let's see how we do the next copy.

The biggest poisonous point is that after the first batch of trials, we catch people just like that. . . Fortunately, there is no such plot later. Others can be tolerated, so forget it. . .

I was poisoned after subscribing. What happened to Zhang Yi? He was surrounded by pirates. Instead of killing him, he took him to grow up. Those fishermen would have no objection. He also inexplicably recruited a little girl to join the group and watched her being tortured and saved. Special advice to cancel after subscribing.

Haha, those of the Dragon Clan in the back will guess that I can't continue writing. It's a pity. It's really a mess.