The Nimble Hunter

It looked okay from the beginning, but after entering the game, the protagonist's IQ plummeted and he became ridiculous in seconds.

In the first few chapters of the game, the protagonist has played the game in vain before. He is a newbie in the game and asks others about everything. Others still know it. Even if they all know it, the key point is that he is still a novice. Can a rookie know how to play games?

At the beginning, I brought a God of War (oil bottle) with equipment. I encountered (setting) high-humanity (mentally retarded) NPC group P and picked up the leaks successfully. I induced (seduce) high-level NPC group P to pick up the leaks continuously. The world's limit of 9 VIP game warehouses were put on hold (normally offline).

It was the first online game novel I read, but I didn't have much awareness of piracy at that time. I read pirated versions, and I didn't read many novels at that time. When I saw an online game novel for the first time, I was immediately shocked. I have been obsessed with online game novels ever since!

What I wrote at the beginning is that it's better to kill people and travel through the game, and give them money as pie in the sky. It's the most stupid thing. Why?

Appraisal equipment is so expensive. It's a bit abnormal. I feel like the protagonist spends all his money on appraising equipment. Why doesn't he learn appraisal skills? It's strange. If someone hits or picks up a weapon, he needs to appraise it, but there are no gold coins to appraise the weapon. This game is not for everyone. I think ordinary players should be able to play it. Is it normal for a novice equipment appraisal to cost 500? I dare to ask, how many gold coins does an ordinary player have when he reaches level 10? How many less gold, more than a dozen gold, or more than 100. I really think that ordinary players are the protagonists. I need to change it.

When I saw that I was about to enter the game, I couldn't help but say one more thing. Your book about reality is too long. Many readers of your book may want to read about games, so I suggest that the author grasp the space between games and reality.

The pace later is too fast and it ends in a hurry.

"An old man in time travel collects rags and makes a living by making bad movies" [Nod to see directly] A director graduate from his previous life accidentally traveled back in time and became an old man who picked up rags. He worked hard in variety shows, was professionally involved, blackmailed people as a group actor, begged on live broadcasts, cracked down on fakes and sold fake goods, made horror videos to scare people, and made bad movies to survive. Traveling through infinite planes, Lord of Mysteries, Three Kingdoms, Naruto, Pirates, Cthulhu, Mortals, Reincarnation, Paradise, etc... Collected into movie material, returned to the big screen in reality, the audience went crazy watching it. You can invest with confidence

Extremely poisonous, especially the plot of becoming a demon hunter, I am advised to quit.