Online Gaming: I'm Invincible, Do Whatever You Want

Fewer and fewer people are reading Zen-minded books. I fell into a trap with the growth talent at the beginning, and the ending was a bit hasty. I don't know why it ended suddenly. I promised to fill in the holes in the next book but didn't fill them in. Then I always stuck in a stuck position when fighting the boss, using the terrain, which was a bit too monotonous. The description of the mecha is not cool enough either. Switching to this book, not many people have read it. The plot is a bit similar to the first book. It is re-created based on the previous character prototypes. It has a strong sense of immediateness and is a bit boring to read. However, I still hope that the author can break through the current feeling and grasp the changes and changes. Overall, the third new book is also good. . Big cheers for the author^0^~

The title of the book is Invincible, but it is actually very frustrating. Every time there are more than ten chapters of being belittled, ridiculed, and ridiculed by others (just like being blind, how can they show dissatisfaction with the leader's attitude), and every time the protagonist expresses no pain or discomfort, but just refuses to fight back or directly fights back. It makes me angry when I read it. You said you are so powerful, but you are still there. You are obviously a reckless man inside and out, but you behave so weak every time. Let's talk about some other issues together, such as a thing about 1+1=2, but it has to be described as if it has some earth-shattering talent. A simple operation has to be exaggerated, which makes it extremely annoying.

Really good-looking

See again the paradox-type setting of the online game Nitian Lao Tan. Talents are divided into three, six or nine levels. Monsters are difficult to fight. The equipment explosion rate is low and the equipment must be exploded to kill players. So why should large-scale unions and high-end players fight monsters? Wouldn't it be better to just kill the player? What is the setting of falling young children?

It looks good, but there are too few. Can you update it quickly?

For the sake of growth talent

I can laugh to death. I gave you a top-quality scroll just for a passerby. If you use it, you also risk losing the sacred stone that you have kept for several lifetimes. What a magical thing.

To be honest, in the first 200 chapters, there was too much written about the gossip and PK between players. There was too much to say, and I wanted to write about it but just brushed it off. The second one is data. You are writing about an online game and the data cannot be sorted out. What did you write? Apart from these, it is generally good. However, after 200 chapters, it seems that another person wrote it. Not only did the shortcomings not be made up, but the advantages were also eliminated. I advise you, those who are short on reading, to just read the first 200 chapters. You can abandon it after 200 chapters, as it is completely worthless.

Rubbish. I read twenty-one chapters and leveled up twice. The rest are either nonsense or just being pissed off.

From about 200 onwards, it doesn't feel like the original author is writing. The character relationships and plot development are more like being set and copied. Did AI write the book?