Zongheng: Arcade Era

Looking for books at Qidian now is like panning for gold, and unexpectedly found a book I can read. In the impetuous world of novels, it is rare for an author to be so attentive in researching information and illustrating pictures. It is much better than other authors who are perfunctory. (Is this why updates are slower?) Moreover, pig's feet are flesh and blood, have principles and bottom lines, unlike those anti-human pig's feet that kill the sky, the earth, and all sentient beings as soon as they gain strength. But in real life, life is depressing. In order to relieve stress, readers like to watch pigs' feet being killed decisively. Therefore, this book is not very popular with the public? ? But I personally think this book is more readable than other fast-paced novels that kill decisively and are forgotten after reading it. Summary: More than grain and grass, but not enough grass jelly.

This book is well written and I recommend everyone to read it. 20-Year bookworm certification👍👍👍

It's a pity that the author doesn't write the emotions properly. It's very scattered and messy. It feels like you are forcing me to live and die for you. Moreover, if you read this too much, it will make people feel disgusted. This kind of emotional conflict makes other plots not smooth.

It feels like the main character is assigned to the negative side and it's a complete loss. If there aren't so many dummies, the natural advantage of the positive side is really too great.

A good book for arcade + main stream. The difference from Ace Evolution is that Fang Lin is egoistic and will do whatever it takes to get rewards, while the protagonist Lin Feng is a good person with flesh and blood Although there are no problems so far, it is the author's choice of copy. The Modern Army of Metal Slug in the first game is originally a righteous rebel, and the round table in the second level The knights avoided the cruel black magic in the game and instead used historical settings to fill it in. They quietly whitewashed the knights under Garibaldi (they were just stupid, not bad), so that the protagonist could have someone to use to seize Garibaldi's kingdom. The two female characters also had new ideas and highlights. But later on, the protagonist joined the villain camp with all the villains. Can he still be so prosperous?

I'm really speechless. If you don't kill him, you'll all be wiped out. Are you sick?

After reading Chapter 23, my impression is that the protagonist's golden finger knows the plot? But not in its strongest form - "hindsight". The first dungeon was written with too much empathy, the second one was too detailed with the NPC characters, the plot was too in-depth, and the boss behind the dungeon appeared too early.

It feels like the author wanted to write a lot. However, the plot is very messy but lacks any foresight from the protagonist. Most of the plot is filled with causes and consequences, which is generally confusing and unconvincing. Don't write if you can't control the pattern, otherwise it will look very confusing.

My hair is starting to turn gray, and arcade novels are just starting to appear?

This is already 440,000 words long, why can't I vote monthly?

There is actually someone writing an arcade copy. Let me take a look. Damn, wait a minute. Didn't you sign a contract?