Infinite Earthlings' Counterattack

The attack power of an S-level sniper rifle is 10-10? The novice pistol has an attack power of 7 points. Is that an S-level water gun of yours?

Actually, I think the protagonist's IQ is not bad. Many authors who write books with a large number of words have this problem in the early stages. Generally speaking, the more they write, the better. As long as the author persists, the final result will be okay. The biggest problem with this book is the setting and theme. The setting fell apart from the beginning. The protagonist has a super powerful sniper, but he can't even defeat a mere high-level night demon? That was a sniper, a weapon that sacrificed all other abilities in exchange for attack power. Generally speaking, it could hurt enemies who were at least one level higher than you. However, in this poor area where the strength of the people was only about C or D, an S-level sniper could not kill high-level monsters. . . . The bullets used by the leader of the Night Demon are the same as those used in crouching and sniping. Then the question arises. S-class snipers are so powerful, and their damage is about the same as C and D's melee capabilities, and even worse than slashing (the leader of the Night Demon can even dodge sniper rifle bullets, but he can't dodge flat slashing, and can only block with his hands. Is the average attack speed per person the speed of light?), Then what is the use of firearms?

1. The protagonist has a low IQ, especially when he first enters the space. 2. The protagonist is a licking dog, an American licking dog. I don't know if the author is. Hehe.

Author like SB, what's all the fuss about that pistol in America! You know clearly that this is the main god, but you still say that protecting the pig's feet is a task to give you points. What a double! I just killed someone earlier. I knew that the cult woman was a destabilizing factor and was still forming a gang, but I didn't kill her. I just watched her kill two of your accomplices, and why did she say something to continue the plot! I really can't stand it anymore!

There are too many poisonous points that I don't want to mention. Can the protagonist of Infinite Stream play without IQ? He also counterattacked, which is funny. Are you still seeking to save your life? If you are lagging behind, you must be dead. You have a little IQ. You don't need equipment. Is it a good equipment? Can you, a weak scumbag, equip it? You don't have to think about it with your toes. How do you add points? Or is it a novice who actually piles up physical fitness? It's better to buy more equipment. If the author with this kind of IQ doesn't cheat the protagonist, he will be dead long ago.

There could have been a better plan, but in the first three chapters, the protagonist was written as a retard. The only level bloodline is really not worthy of the unique reward. There may be room for improvement in the future, but this only is really stupid. Also, in the subsequent conversation with the team that extorted 100 points, they said they were complimentary and admired you for being mentally retarded. Either you pretend to be a grandson from the beginning and talk less, or you don't give it. In the end, you counter-offered and gave 50. This weird idea is really weird. If you give 50, shouldn't you be offended? Also, there is so much trash talk, and the dialogue with this team is so sad, like you, suddenly Shi Lezhi, a chicken mother-in-law

Why do people on earth not understand the plot and force amnesia to be written? Generally speaking, the higher the intelligence, the better the memory, so why is it so powerful to pretend to have amnesia? The title of the book directly states that the male protagonist in parallel time and space accidentally receives the memories of earth people to make movies and TV shows on earth.

Your only skill is to buy lives with money. Have you ever used it after you drew it? Have you never used such words as the highest level reward? What is the difference between knowing the plot and not knowing it? I got the only reward from the first few missions, what's the difference between the later ones and others The only bloodline has been weakened, and every time I devour a monster, it's like dead. The only skill I never use is the Red Queen. What's the use besides summoning a few Lickers? The special level of Fenjue can become stronger by swallowing fire. After a few missions, I bought an S-level fire and lost my strongest attack method. I got a super powerful dragon egg, but the Red Queen can't hatch it yet. I've seen hundreds of pictures of them all in Avengers Alliance, but they haven't hatched yet. Is this a waste after taking such a big risk? ! What is the difference between a mission with more than 10,000 to 20,000 main points and garbage supporting characters? The summoning style is not good, the long-range style is not good, the melee style is weak and the defense is not high, the attack depends on the burning method and is not strengthened, alas~ the equipment on the body is just a gun, and the life and death situation depends entirely on sacrificing teammates to explode. The most unacceptable thing is that Contractors can never defeat Hunters, Colonizers cannot defeat Awakeners, and Awakeners cannot defeat Samsaras. Each stage is the same as a Saiyan transformation, dozens of times stronger at once. Upgrading depends entirely on sacrificing teammates to explode in anger. So what do you need those bloodlines, skills, techniques, superpowers and physical fitness? Even with these things, you can't defeat them across classes. I feel really angry after writing so much. I mainly felt that the previous writing was pretty good, so I read on. As I read it, I became angry~

Starting with The Hunger Games, like amnesia, the advantage over the plot is lost. Added immature emotional drama. The Hulk gag in the back is too much nonsense. You can easily lose readers this way. We need to return to the theme and stick closely to the advantages of people on earth. I can't give up because I'm already fully booked.

I'm so numb... I can't stand it anymore... I'm so mentally retarded...

There are too many poisonous points in this book. Remember to take oral liquid before reading and be mentally prepared. 1. The protagonist's IQ fluctuates high and low. 2. The inexplicable mentally retarded opponent and being hugged. 3. Wherever you go, the aura of retardedness is swept everywhere, just for the sake of antagonism. 4. The plot is deliberately innovative, but it follows the trend. Evaluation: The number of words is there, the author has done his best, and the newbies will expand their horizons. Bookworms will skip chapters to read.

You can give up on this chapter of The Hunger Games. Pig's feet lower your IQ too much.

You dare to say anything. The only super bloodline and equipment. Just say it to someone I just met 😰

I abandoned it when I saw that the only skill was money attack. What the hell is a good infinite flow and I wrote it in a funny way.

😅😅😅 I didn't like the hunger chapter, but I am Legend and the Hulk were pretty good.

I saw it in a book and scanned the beginning. No wonder I haven't heard of it. It's too poisonous. The first double S reward is a water gun and various weakened bloodlines. I really just want to cheat but don't want to be invincible.

I hope the author won't write some nonsense in every chapter in the future. The novel is very interesting and has its own story, but don't write about your own things in the novel, such as asking for a reward, being sleepy, tired, or sick. One or two chapters occasionally is okay. Writing each chapter greatly affects the reading experience. You know what others are looking at. For example, when I am busy with something, I just listen to the voice.

The main character in this story, Misty, is a puppet with an average IQ who is selfish, cowardly, indecisive, and waiting to be pushed away by tasks.

Exquisite elements? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

This book is extremely toxic, don't read it If you really don't believe it, just read chapter 38. Those who can bear it are qualified to read later

Apart from anything else, the author's ability to write such an unlikable protagonist is also a sign of strength. He wants to be a coward but also pretends to be inexplicably. It is clear that the author wants to write a maverick coward, but the cowardice he writes is all based on the protagonist's mouth and behavior. Also, the main character has such ups and downs of emotions. The first mission was inexplicably added to the mission by the main god so many times that he didn't grow at all. The second mission made him angry to death and depressed at other times. During the mission, he didn't even think about recalling the plot to see where he could get something. It was always inexplicably obscene. There's also the one who always yells and curses. I don't mean you have to be qualified, but it's really not interesting if you watch it too much.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​I originally watched it when I was in junior high school. I thought it was very good at the time, and now I come back to watch it. . . . . . I can only say that it was written so well that a novel can make the protagonist feel so aggrieved. The protagonist seems to have the feeling of being a powerless loser who has been cheated on for three years and is still peeping behind the door but can't do anything. I don't want to read a cool article, but starting from the first copy of this article, it can't even destroy the bad guys and save the good guys. It can even be said that it basically doesn't do anything. How about writing a camera protagonist to watch the director make a movie? No wonder it's not popular, go ahead and eat a big portion. Author, I started eating it since I was in junior high school😄

Drawing the Hawk Eye skill was immediately forgotten, and there was no mention of using sniper.

I don't understand what the gene lock is used for or what bonus it has. How can it be better without adding attributes than without unlocking the gene lock?

I took a look at a place in the mist world that I thought was a bug. In the main mission nine, the protagonist gave up the main mission, which means that he can cause harm to the goddess in the future (maybe I didn't read the book carefully, and it shouldn't have been written that it can't cause harm to the natives). Why not complete the hidden mission?

Come on, if you dare to finish the book without shrinking, I will finish it without shrinking 😃

😄, come on, it's been a long time.

What I hate the most is writing infinite streams and following the plot line. It feels like copying a book. It's not interesting? Plot dog

Damn it, I've read dozens of chapters and I'm so addicted 😰 Farewell

Rubbish and poisonous book! Withdraw! ! ! ! ! !