Reborn in North America: A Legend Begins with the American Quickdraw

The protagonist can directly add points to the plug-in, and there are a lot of additional conditions. It is great to defeat monsters by leapfrogging, but the level rise is too slow. It makes your liver hurt. If you kill ten of the same level to level up by 0.1, And kill 100 to level up by one level, I can see it. But your points added are 0.01, 0.001, Which is so fucking stupid.

It's really outrageous that her mother opened the door to the harem and wanted to take her into the harem. She also made a love point. She really wanted to be her but also wanted to build a memorial arch. Let's not talk about how love is linked to restoring blood volume and increasing lifespan. But love is also related to a woman's appearance? ? ? So what is the logical reason why this love point is so powerful and obtainable? ? ? It's just for the sake of the harem. But it makes me sick no matter how I think about it.

These first-level skills and second-level skills were copied from some game. It would be better to directly use white skills, green skills, and blue skills. The skills themselves have lv. As a result, your skills also have level 1 and level 2 in front of them. It is very uncomfortable to see.

What should I say about this book? It is a cool novel, but it is not a pure novel. The author will suppress the level of the protagonist. The protagonist should be a little genius character who is a little higher than ordinary. He has always been worried about exposing his pure-blood genius character. All the resources are obtained by himself. Obviously, the family can let the protagonist take off directly. But the author directly suppressed it and made the protagonist have a kind of persecution paranoia. No one believed that the family was unreliable, so he could only develop it secretly by himself. It makes readers feel like they are neither good nor bad. I've read more than a hundred chapters, and the protagonist is still dangling at level one. Obviously I didn't think about upgrading quickly, I just went around causing trouble. From the first chapter, you obviously have the ability to kill the second elder, but you just don't force him into the plot! I gave up the book around 300 chapters in the last book. This time around 200 chapters. If the plot is still like this, overpowering the protagonist and squandering various supporting roles, I will give up the book.

The plug-in is to add points to killing people. The protagonist leaves the dungeon monsters with a grudge against him without killing them, and goes about his daily life.

There is too little plot. There are too many descriptors. Various levels of skills used to burn. Half of one page has this description. And it's too repetitive.

Do you think the author is writing some kind of modern fantasy novel about neo-evangelical Protestant Christians with an optimized Chinese thinking setting? The settings are indeed long-winded and cumbersome, but the writing is pretty good, and the content is large and filling. Those who can accept this kind of thinking can give it a try.

I was originally looking forward to this book, but unfortunately after reading ten chapters, I found that there were many problems! The battle at the beginning is not over even after writing ten chapters, which is very dragging. Moreover, the tactical choices failed to reflect the overwhelming combat power of the retired mercenaries, and the actual behavior did not match the setting. The second is the description of the battle details, which is a very serious turn-based system! Even if it is an extraordinary setting, it must follow some logic. For example, the werewolf immediately raised his hand to block after being hit, and still blocked it? The interval between bullets fired continuously will not exceed 0.1 Seconds. Can a werewolf have such reflexes? With this reflex nerve, he won't be hit by bullets! They are contradictory!

There are so many characters in the opening scene that I can't even remember their names. Does a cheater need a family?

There is a problem with adding points. You should add levels first. Skipping levels is meaningless and boring to watch.