I Became a New Game Plus Boss

Qianmen is really exciting, the subject matter is very good, and the logic is also good. I immediately gave it a thumbs up. But the logic in the middle period was inappropriate, and the plot started to get confusing. I endured it until the end, and found that this ending was completely unable to match the grandeur laid out at the beginning, and was very petty.

First, the protagonist's aura is too obvious. The protagonist's believer Liu Siting used extraordinary power in the dream world where there is no extraordinary power? Where does the power come from? Second, the halo of wisdom is too prominent. The members of the Shadow Stream are all two-dimensional creatures. If a strong person enters a still life and his mind will not stop immediately, why can't he enter from the east and exit from the west of a still life? I'll let you catch me if I'm blocked? Funny? Third, the protagonist has such a double standard. He keeps saying that in order to prevent the Blue Star Koi State from being destroyed, he can give away some "special items" that he doesn't use, but at the same time he doesn't accept the sacrifices. Fourth, in order to be on the safe side, the protagonist has to do everything by himself, but doesn't use useful items after taking them? Where is the wave? For example, when facing the leader of the Baby Society, Lu Fa, the crystal knife tracking function is not used. When facing the collision of the Autobots, the shadow-grabbing hand is not used. Fifth, does 'resistance' mean 'absolute defense' in the author's understanding?

I like it, it has a beginning, an end, a continuity, and most of the protagonists can win. There are a few spoilers, so if you don't like it, don't read it. If you don't like it, don't read it. If you don't like it, don't read it. (ͼ̤͂ ͜ ͽ̤͂)✧ There are four lines, the Blue Star where the protagonist is, the game world where the game boss controlled by the protagonist's skills is, the Orange Star where the game is made, and the dream world created by the boss controlled by the protagonist. Anyway, I quite like this kind of multi-world novel. All the pitfalls I can see and notice have been filled in. It's quite interesting >ᴗoಣ

The front looks okay, but the middle is so boring and really tastes like nothing. There are no ups and downs, the resistance is meaningless, the numbers are completely useless, and so are the measurements. The only thing I'm interested in is the progress on Orange Star. It feels like a spider.

This book made me stop on my journey of Western fantasy. As a novel that focuses on online games and spiritual recovery, it perfectly started a two-way explanation. To be honest, I didn't want Cthulhu to die. It's unfair for one to die and the other to live...

It was quite interesting at the beginning, but it became boring after about half of it.

This is a King of the Undead anime type game, the protagonist Cthulhu is invincible

I will write a review after reading it. This book is not unfinished or illogical. It is recommended. However, some people may be confused by the four lines.

Not so good

The front looks good, the back looks average