Who Says This Bot Got Nerfed?

You just beat real people 😭 The first clear picture of the aerospace industry was killed by an old lady The administration building was destroyed by the Sayid group in a fierce battle The radar station was elbowed to death by a man-machine in the hotel The president was burned to death by a fire-breathing soldier Ah ~ man-machine~ I'm going to go to eight in the morning! ! 😡

The author needs to write a little bit when writing panel flow. You didn't even bother to write down the permissions or anything in detail. You just brushed it off in one stroke, and the good words you wrote were worth just a few starting points. The panel flow in Samsara Paradise is written in detail, and the identity and permissions of items are all written in detail, and no one talks about this or this. The overall writing style of this book is a bit human-like, and it doesn't feel like a composition. In Chapter 21, what was the reaction of that team of players after they were killed by the protagonist? After the kill, isn't there a prompt indicating whether it was a human or a player? I'm a little bit hesitant to watch the sequel to 31, and I don't really want to eat the shit of an emotional drama.

Although there are some shortcomings, such as being a bit verbose in some places But the best thing is that the NPC has its own consciousness, has its own ideas and follows the actions of the protagonist. But what I personally really want to see is that the protagonist becomes the boss himself and turns the planning team into tool people. He can change whatever the protagonist does. The previous anchor wrote very well when he met the protagonist. I found it very comfortable. The protagonist should be treated like a protagonist. Now it is still a human-machine. So when you reach level 18, can you turn the protagonist into a boss? You can figure out how to do it yourself. The things of the protagonist can also be made into equipment. At least the protagonist must be a little unique, and at least have a higher level of strength than some minions. I've seen a lot of Assala's minions. In fact, this cool point can be written more clearly. It's not just a minion. At least it has to have some background story. I see that Mai Xiaowen has already written the protagonist's information before, which may mean that the author has this idea in writing this story, so don't write that the protagonist can become a player-operated character later. In short, the summary is that the protagonist cannot always be a minion, and it is okay to be a boss. If you care too much about the super male robot, the protagonist's current position can only be a super male robot, and he will always be one step shorter than the boss.

Just use Huff coins, peso doesn't sound good

No, buddy, why don't you write it?

I've watched several weird games, neither Porridge nor Tarkov. Even if you write about Tarkov, I can still understand it. Although I haven't played it, I can still understand it while reading the fanfic. I really can't understand Porridgekov.

"Peach🍑Li Sanjiao Porridge"? !

Hey, why does it look like mud?🙂

Not to mention, if the author came out and said something, it would save space on the bookshelf.

Ah, I just came across this book in the daily guide. Why did I see the comment section mentioning eunuchs? What's going on with the author?