Player of Heavenly Fortune

There is a huge demand for the villain game character names in this book. If you want them, you can reply here.

If the heroine should be in a relationship, she should be in a relationship, and if she should be in a harem, she should be in a harem. Can it be written in a more enjoyable way? Don't be like the previous books, where a bunch of women surrounded and flirted with each other for a long time and no one was able to win. I was really disappointed.

It's better to write about pure online games. The trilogy is a bit good. Only if you have pure online games and brains can you watch it. It's our duty to revive the data flow of online games. Ye Zi, you can sell it if you sell feelings.

Like other online games you write, they are basically the same routine, which is disgusting as hell. Basically, the protagonist upgrades his talents at the beginning, then develops them, and then is ridiculed by passers-by and guilds, who covet the treasures. You must offend a guild early on. The classic routine either makes the protagonist unhappy, or the protagonist fights the mini-boss in the early stage and uses excessive equipment. Anyway, it's such a routine, the protagonist's early upgrade talents are doubled. The small guild held a grudge and pursued him. And if the things the protagonist drops from killing monsters are valuable, the whole world must know about it. It's impossible to become invisible even if you want, and the things you hit must fall to the ground. Those protagonists with cerebral palsy never pick up the things they hit. After letting others pick them up, they angrily say so-and-so, how dare you pick up my things. I don't even dare to talk about my cerebral palsy scenario. Also, even though he is in the ordinary world in reality, but he does whatever he wants in the game, it feels like his identity has been exposed, but in reality it has no effect on him at all.

Oh, I finally stopped being so harsh and changed it to the third person.

Why do everything have to be reborn now, even playing games, rebirth is really a panacea, everything is reborn, the plot is too easy to write, anyway, we all know it in advance

Isn't this funny? In 2002, Internet cafes required ID cards. There were still some Internet cafes in Northeast China in 2002.

It's 2026, and there are too few people who are still insisting on writing about traditional virtual online games. After scanning the game categories, it's either lol or otherworldly genres with online game names. Even game entrepreneurship related people are joining in the fun. . I personally have only read a few early books of Lost Leaves. Now I passed by and saw this one, and I sighed deeply. After decades of development, there are still no so-called virtual online games. As a result, this subject is about to disappear.

I kind of understand the meaning of your book. It means that playing games has delayed your love life and seeing beauties. Why don't you go back in time and play games over and over again to see beauties?

14 Years ago, when I was in primary school, I used my Nokia to watch you playing slime in class. Are you still writing this kind of novel 14 years later?