Why Is There a Reward for Killing Enemies in Your Love System?

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Although it is a game, I still mean a group of humans and machines that run according to the set program and trigger commands through keywords.

Another slave of fate, boring

I scrapped this book and thought it was about relying on wisdom to solve problems, but it turns out that the male protagonist is good at using violence. Also, shouldn't all sequences be equally strong? No one is particularly strong. No game company would ever set it up like this, right? Too ridiculous

There are too many bugs and some settings are very unreasonable. The character creation is not ideal Let's talk about too many bugs first. You can see it from Chapter 42. First, I fought with a passerby. The weapon consumed the bullets and only had one bullet left. Then I fought the demons and each one shot at a time In terms of fighting, I will say something to you. I don't want to explain the sentence anymore. What is a feint from the front and then a kick from behind? Let's not talk about how to avoid the protagonist behind him by lowering his head. Then in the next paragraph, he squats down to avoid (scratching his head) In addition, in terms of characterization, the supporting actress is basically in trouble. The protagonist saves the day, etc... As for the shaping, I haven't seen it. Basically, the author writes what the character is like. As for the protagonist, it is necessary to mention the Queen's imperial edict. Originally, this plot can be passed directly, but the author is more sentimental and writes a paragraph where the protagonist does not want to be edicted at all (actually, it is understandable, after all, he completely obeys the orders) (It's really embarrassing), but later I learned that the Queen saved the protagonist's life and the protagonist didn't show any sincerity. In the end, it was very abstract and old-fashioned and used the female supporting character next to the protagonist to promote the plot. Later, a female supporting character appeared who was also a little girl. Then another female supporting character appeared. Guess what, she was still a little girl. The author of Beet Beet wouldn't be able to write without a little girl, right? There is also the issue of professions that the author handles very poorly. If I want to write that this profession wastes more resources than other professions, my suggestion is to write it as full experience and then upgrade with probability. After reaching the full level, you can continue to upgrade by +1. This not only explains the exaggeration of resource demand (a certain DNF player spends tens of millions to upgrade a +17 or something prop) Finally, I just can't figure it out. Understand the positioning of the protagonist Those who have brains? Some plots are too intellectual, and the author knows it yourself Those who don't have brains? The author obviously wants to write that the protagonist has brains There is also the problem of the protagonist's personality... (scratching his head) I can't understand the four different characters that appear to be calm, kind and soft It feels like I want to pinch Jotaro, and finally pinch the wolf, which looks very awkward.

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How is this book? Can I watch it?

It looks great. Come on, the author. It must be updated. I'll order it all when it's released.