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A fake corpse? I've been standing there for so long!

Awesome, awesome, I started writing it in 2013, and now I've updated it, 666, food and grass

Started writing in 2013🥵

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I feel very good after reading it, especially compared to many recent plot worlds that have been reduced to pure backgrounds, or even chaotic backgrounds. This book still maintains the continuity of the original drama.

1. I have always thought that infinite novels are collections of short novels. It is the product of an author who cannot control a long novel and has to piece together several short stories. So no interest. But this book actually fascinated me. 😄 Your infinite plot is great! The protagonist plays freely and without any pretense. No stallions. The background is grand and the story is exciting! Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I already love this book. 2. There are too few realistic parts and it seems top-heavy and putting the cart before the horse. What else is the protagonist doing so hard in the dungeon for besides survival? It's nothing more than getting good attributes and props, and then returning to reality to show off. But after you come back, you always go back in time, leaving readers with unfinished business. You know, reality is the main world! 😡 If you didn't write more about reality, the book would be much less high-spirited. 3. It is definitely a good idea for the protagonist to participate in the Olympics. I used to wonder when I was reading a book, how come the protagonists are so awesome, how come they don't know how to participate in the Olympics and win medals? This time it finally happened. 🤭🌹 4. I hope the protagonist will be more unrestrained in reality. Be bold and decisive! As long as there is no evidence, what if he kills everyone? It is better than having your loved ones hurt. 😎 Finally, I once again commend the author for maintaining the excellent quality of this work by not being a stud or a harem. 🤭

Damn, I*** am so excited. I thought you wouldn't write anymore.

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