I Can See the World BUG

After reading more than forty chapters, I still don't understand the setting of this book. Leah, a teenage girl, has only experienced two real battles. A novice with no more than ten attacks can gain more attributes in battle than his father, who has been working hard all his life. Since no attribute points will be gained by leveling up, does it mean that the attribute improvement brought by these two battles has surpassed the lifetime training of a craftsman with a heavy workload? Or is this just an example, an effect exclusive to Leah? But it doesn't seem to be an important role, and the setting and plot are unclear.

Goblins are only male, this disgusting, stupid and unreasonable design, why the hell do you still write about this design itself, even if it is disgusting, it is actually extremely unreasonable. If you think of an extremely weak and naturally evil person, he must be evil, because no matter whether he is evil or not, if he wants to continue the race, he must burn, kill and loot, right? In this case, you are a lord, and you know that there is an extremely weak race near you that must burn, kill, and loot if you want to continue. I would like to ask you what to do? Goblin, as long as this setting is added, it is nonsense that it can exist by itself.

I think the biggest task for the protagonist is to conquer the hotel proprietress. The average level of dynamic players is 20. There is only one player in this world. As long as she is conquered, the protagonist will be upgraded. When the protagonist upgrades, the proprietress will also be upgraded. It is a matryoshka. The proprietress will be directly invincible.

The setting of the NPC brain-generated world is too buggy. I feel that this book is easy to eunuch.

Now when I see 200, I feel that the protagonist has gradually forgotten his identity and has immediately become a native of this world. Unlike the protagonist, there is not much self-motivation. He is basically drifting with the flow, like a manipulated player. A branch plot is triggered here, so let me fight. There are hidden areas here, so let me go and have a look.

Doesn't anyone find this Leah annoying?

The hook is too small, I read more than 50 chapters, but the most distinctive ones are the "hiding in the wrong layer" and "the rat with infinite refresh" in the first few chapters. The follow-up of these two plots: obtaining a limited weapon attack skill that is better than nothing, and the unstable expansion of the map under the imagination of a brainless NPC, are not as interesting as the starting point of the matter. In most of the process, the protagonist's golden finger is just a special investigation skill, which does not reflect the interest of game development. The "bugs" in the world cannot provide any help to the protagonist. Without this feature, it is not an ordinary fantasy adventure novel.

When noobs are pecking each other The mage doesn't learn flash, is it bad to repeat my turn? The warrior doesn't play shield and spear, isn't the dps detector wheelchair fun? The priest doesn't bring poison powder packets, isn't quicklime useful? I don't like to throw away garbage at the beginning of the film to consume the opponent's status. Is he too poor and can't afford to throw away garbage?

I didn't expect that even the goblins in this bug-ridden game world would come from Brother Killer.

Some developer notes are like dialogue

This girl NPC is so unbelievable. She actually imagined an underground copy and finally realized it.

I can't stand it anymore. It was originally quite innovative, but it turned into an online game article. The protagonist drives the dungeon from a God's perspective all day long, and the combat power curve is very weird. The protagonist is stuck in two major plot dungeons, and has gained so much mission experience. He has not yet reached the level of employment. The second major plot dungeon is an NPC who has just taken office, leading a group of "novices" including the protagonist, who have not been employed, to go through the level. The background story of the second Tide Temple becomes more and more sloppy as the copies are written. Like the elf Xier, who worked hard all the way to the end just to save the remnant soul of an ancestor from thousands of years ago with her own life. What is she trying to do?

Yes, but the skills are written in a rather awkward way, the skills are difficult to acquire, and the damage is unbearable to look at.

Fast Forward to ACE Direct Speedrun .

Just find a girl to run the score and ask her directly, do I look like a devil or a god?

His new comic is World Bug

The heroine Leah at the beginning is the best-drawn character in the book, and I don't understand why she isn't allowed to appear. The current mage heroine has a trashy personality, a typical vase tool person. And childish behavior is a character trait that everyone hates. In addition, this novel cannot be automatically updated in the bookshelf, which means that after the update, the red dot will not be clicked and it will be automatically pinned to the top. It will always show the un-updated status.

No, this Leah is really annoying me.

Although the new book issue does not contain much content, readers can still catch up on the latest chapters every day, so don't let the book fall to death accidentally. In addition, monthly votes are also very important for getting on the new book list. I hope that all readers will not be stingy with their monthly votes and support this book. Once it is released, all your monthly votes will become my motivation to add more books~

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Why are there so few people? I think it's okay.

I really can't understand that the male protagonist can't live a good life and go around causing trouble?

At present, there are no poisonous points, but the heroine is not clear, and there may be no heroine (doubtful). It is a fine book worth reading.

This pear makes me laugh