King: I Really Want to Lose!

I really don't understand that this can still have a rating of 8.9. The chapters with names in the front are really good, but the chapters in the back are getting more and more intelligent. It's not that I haven't played the game before. What the hell? Look at what heroes I got. It's really awesome to fight against Lu Daji. How can I put this aside?

You can read it before more than 80 chapters. If you want to be careful later, I don't mind if you read it.

I don't know what other people think. I don't need to criticize other people's books if I don't read them. Anyway, I feel that this book suits my taste. If you don't want to read it, don't read it.

Although this novel is averagely written, it is not easy for the author to write a book. The king may not have played much, but I still tolerate it.

First of all, it's disgusting if the system is conscious. Secondly, the protagonist is too useless The last time-traveling man has never touched a woman and doesn't understand women, so he's even more disgusting

The various plots in the first half are pretty good, and writing about the competition is quite interesting, but the writing in the second half is quite confusing, and the content of the competition is difficult to explain in one sentence. I'm done with the candy. I suggest you lose your brain, ignore the details, and watch the second half at a glance.

After reading more than 90 chapters, I have always been confused. Is it a novel about the Honor of Kings game or a novel about the entertainment industry that I am reading? The writing is neither fish nor fowl, nothing like it?

To be precise, the front looks okay, but the back is too messy to watch.

It's beautiful, but there are too few

What kind of habit is this? I've been scolded from the first chapter.