Something's Off About This Adventure Intel

If you lose the bet, you can get no reward, but you can't deduct the reward. This would be too much negative feedback, and I don't want to see it.

After reading the introduction, I suddenly realized that if you give the sacred object to the elf, it will be solved. There can't be a male succubus 🐷

Not pretty. It's useless, and the plot is classical and boring.

I feel like taking a gamble shouldn't it be a bet that a god will really be sealed? Why do you think it's false information?

I can really just write whatever comes to my mind. I can only see the first three pictures, but not the others.

I personally think that the pleasure of this genre is that the reader knows how to choose the best, and the author guides the protagonist to choose the worst through the power of writing, but then saves it logically, achieving a psychological roller coaster. The core is that both the reader and the author know the background well, otherwise it would all depend on the author to make it up. Being able to make it reasonable and satisfying is the level of a master, and it is generally difficult to achieve. So it is best to write fan fiction rather than original work.

I've read 20 chapters and it's good so far. The setting adds authenticity recognition settings based on the intelligence system, and the writing is acceptable. I hope the author can grasp the plot and keep writing🎬

The writing is good, and it is still very interesting to read so far. Goldfinger is not too big, the growth is relatively reasonable, and the protagonist's enhanced strength is also more logical. As a bookworm of more than 10 years, it is very comfortable to read.

The writing is good, the plot is acceptable, and the protagonist Goldfinger is quite innovative. I would like to encourage the author and hope that the author can keep writing.

This plot is very interesting, and it is just right when combined with the protagonist's mercenary identity. Many people think that mercenaries are tasks in mobile games - where to go, what to kill, and how many to kill. Aren't you tired of seeing this kind of thing? Either add a little butter to the task, tsk tsk; on the contrary, it is the author who writes it this way that makes it feel realistic. Think about it, there are so many tricks in the tasks you work on, and some things even take years to figure out. Are these life-threatening mercenary tasks that simple? If you can't read it, go read Xiaobai's article. This book should only be read by people with some experience.