
Cashing Out Wealth: I Purchase Goods from the Game
财富套现:我从游戏里进货
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- Ongoing
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- 222k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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🙂 Not long ago, I saw a game that can load multiple war games and can be worn and carried. However, the writing of Pig Horns is too rubbish. In order to get rid of the enemy, a small-yield hydrogen bomb was dropped on a domestic highway bridge. Later, he faked his death and fled to India. He caused a plane accident and had plastic surgery to replace the selected dead foreign students. The writing of the latter part was too bad. Pig Horns has the character of an SB middle school student.
It's not a novel, it also has advertisements, it's awesome
How much polish did the author Hangzhou Cultural Tourism give you? Write so hard
Why do you feel that the author is running away from the Delta and is stupid?😃
By the way, is the protagonist currently on the list of dishonest people? Will the money he sells the watch be frozen by the bank and force him to use it to pay off his debt?
The only thing that can be seen is the content during the knife running process. The urban content before running for knife is really stinky and long. Everyone comes to see you for knife running, not to see how you talk about business. Moreover, the profit margin of your business is really abstract, and the money you make for your life is even lower than that of ordinary white-collar workers in Shenzhen. The post-war summary after the knife run also went here and there. I never saw any scenes involving the protagonists. Earlier, it was said that the male protagonist in the countryside died. I thought it was a revenge script for the woman, but then it became that the male protagonist was still alive and the woman was disfigured. When I saw it on the shelves, I still didn't see any major connection between the male protagonist and the post-war summary. And the one in Eastern Europe too. Fortunately, I thought the author would have a longer memory, but he inserted an emotional line at the end and then gave up quickly, hitting the reader in the face with another long story.
The first chapter is very well written and you have to get straight to the point.
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If you have your own content, you can take a look
Riding on a horse, what I wrote is a bit interesting.
Things are getting better from now on, come on
What did the protagonist get in this mission? This update is an advertising soft article, right?
I looked at the first few pictures and they were very confusing.
The writing is quite messy
Novel without an outline will not last long. The relationship between the woman named Sun Li and the protagonist has not been explained clearly in dozens of chapters. The functions of various aspects of the system have not been explained clearly. Canned food should not be sold at a stall. In any case, the origin is unclear, unless the system helps cover up the origin. We've almost read it, where is the main plot? Like the title of the book, is it focused on running for your life in the game, or is it a realistic business war that relies on supplies, or is it about selling arms on the battlefield and changing maps? Not rolled out yet, looking forward to the follow-up