Delta Force: Big Reds Every Match? My Luck Is Off the Charts

First of all, the fighting game next door has a bunch of old guys in their 40s.

What is Delta Force professional gaming like? Is it about who gets the most valuable loot? Or is it like PUBG?

The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels, precisely because of insufficient updates. If authors diligently updated 10,000 words every day, the scoundrels would retreat in fear, and virtuous gentlemen would rejoice. Dance—this is an achievement worthy of praise even from Yao and Shun. I've heard that calves born in sheepfolds grow up behaving like sheep.

Engage, search, take control, and then withdraw.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I'd like to address two minor issues I noticed earlier. First, when the protagonist was fighting with his friends, he wiped out the team that was supposed to break through the wall. The safe in that wall couldn't be opened on the computer, since S3 didn't yet have the function to take over the benchmark. Second, in the protagonist's first battle, it initially said "entering the ordinary dam," but the author later changed it to "the secret dam."

The review says it's quite interesting; I often listen to the novel while practicing my kung fu. The daily life is also quite fun, but the emotional highs and lows feel a bit lacking; it's a rather bland slice-of-life story. My suggestion is to include more about daily life and interactions. Frankly, those who read your book are mostly gamers.

Whee

So, who is the real-life inspiration for the character Mengmeng who beats up everyone?

Does the latest chapter's development mean that my aunt is going to form a new family with me?

Update? It's 10 PM. I've watched the whole thing in the last two days. Did you add any extra chapters?