Online Game: NPC Militia Recruited from the Start

The protagonist reminds me of Xiang Yu. His personal strength is beyond the standard, but this is a team game, and the author doesn't give too much credit. It's like squeezing toothpaste, improving little by little, which makes people uncomfortable.

The main character's army is the responsibility of the main character alone. Don't always strengthen the supporting characters. Come back and take a look at the main character's force. Only one of the main characters can fight, and the others are all of the same level. Only strengthen the supporting characters. If you don't strengthen the people in the main character's force, the army will be useless without the main character. It feels like the whole force is useless. The team was destroyed because of the protagonist, and the people under the protagonist can win in 1V1 at the same level. Sometimes the army may not be linked to the protagonist. The team will be destroyed as soon as the protagonist is seduced. So why do we need an army? It's okay to find a few players to form a team and the protagonist can be a lone hero. Let the protagonist be a lone hero.

Team allocation does not rely on contribution but luck, roll points, and some tauren plots, and the protagonist's character will change from time to time.

With the title of your book, I thought it was a fanfic about some game, but as I got closer I realized it was about an online game. I might consider changing the title to "netwen" at the beginning.

I am commenting on Chapter 228. The author can explain what happened in that chapter. It is a treasure box and a troop. You can't suppress it like this. Can't you suppress it secretly? Why did you write him? Just secretly give this unit to someone else and you're done. Why did you write it out? I wrote these two things into one page. It was late to update. This one is very annoying. Is the protagonist just a bunch of data? Or did the author not think about what happened next? How to write, how come I remembered that game balance is here, let alone online games, how can there be balance in games nowadays, only by charging money, I will not move on this chapter, if the author doesn't reply, I will not move on this chapter, I have to wait for a reply, I deleted the comment after seeing it 😡

Eunuchs always start by not seriously updating. The author is currently showing signs of being self-inflicted.

Why do you read novels? Don't you just want to see things you don't have in life? I have a guaranteed bottom in the game and a guaranteed bottom in reading novels. Who doesn't eat dumplings during the Chinese New Year? There is also the dark gold equipment. The combat power can remain unchanged, but the equipment must be there! Although it's only 80 miles in a big sprint, I have it. Although I know that it relies on the hard work and wisdom of the protagonist, I understand this, but we have already read the novel, so why bother to make things difficult for each other?

Very novel way of writing, the protagonist is an NPC native, but he cooperates with (half female protagonist) player, 50/50, adventures in the game world, a hero-like invincible novel Advantages: novel, well balanced combat power, truly writes the feeling of adventuring and pioneering in the game world, and because the protagonist is an NPC, there is an NPC-type welfare plot Disadvantages: The author's combat power is unbalanced and his mentality is unbalanced in the later period. In terms of combat power imbalance: The cool point in the early stage is that the protagonist upgrades his level. However, since the protagonist is an NPC, the game setting is semi-virtual and semi-real. As a result, there cannot be too many high-level strong players. So the author started to get stuck. But the author did not write down other cool points. The direct consequence is the imbalance of combat power. In the early stage, the protagonist is strong, and other players are also strong. Then no one can upgrade due to the forced level. In terms of mental imbalance: the protagonist is an NPC. This setting provides cool points in the early stage. When everyone in the novice village is level 1, the protagonist is level 2 and has a special status. When going to a big city, the protagonist can naturally trigger special plots, so readers do not worry about the protagonist's NPC identity But in the later stage, a sudden inexplicable plot made the protagonist question the authenticity of the world. The author took the initiative to expose this point, and then did not give a good answer. You must know that the author is writing a cool article template. The protagonist gets bonuses in the early stage, but then starts to suffer inexplicably in the later stage. I guess I still wanted to get stuck in combat power, but ended up not writing it well Summary: A novel and refreshing article about game development from an NPC perspective. However, in the later period, the author began to struggle in order to make the world view of the game more realistic. He wanted to write an NPC protagonist who saw through the falsity of the world, but the writing collapsed The protagonist faced a double deficiency in combat power and world view. It was obvious that there was no solution in the early stage, but suddenly the combat power could not be improved + the identity of the NPC was exposed, and the perception plummeted But it was clearly the author who triggered the thunder, but the author could not write the follow-up well, and it was completely unfinished.

The protagonist's strength improves too slowly, and his combat effectiveness is still on the roadside.

I feel like the protagonist's team is too complicated. Why are all the demons joining the team? Can the Temple Lancers and demons be in the same team? I mentioned the similarity before, but the demons must not be very imaginative.