Legend of Hot Blood: the Invisibility Ring at the Beginning of the Sign-In

In addition to the beginning, you can also read the following, which is like a running account of how many gold coins you have earned and what equipment you have acquired. Then the protagonist also gives people a very picky and sleazy feeling. . . What does a legend want? Passion, passion, passion. . If you are afraid of this or that when playing a game, stop playing games immediately. . . China, as the current real world, is mainly a one-time deal, and then there are stallions. In addition to stallions, they are still stallions. . . Afterwards, I scribbled the equipment attributes and changed the settings however I wanted. By the time Chi Yue and Cang Yue were already on par with the perverted private servers. . . If you can't write a PK, don't write it. Isn't it better to write about a legendary businessman honestly than what you write about is nondescript? If you can't write about another world, then don't write about it. Isn't writing about games honestly better than a horse-like sentence about another world like you? ? ?

Legend... From the defense officer - slight change - light change - medium change, to the final super change... The imagination is quite big, and it is very beautiful... The legend will not fail, and the brothers will grow old.

The first one is pretty good, but the second one is really good, especially the special ring. It won't drop every time you encounter enemies. If the protagonist is killed by a monster, it will drop again and again. If you write about your uncle, it will drop once or twice. Isn't that right? Just copy and paste it when you see it.

It's so perverted in the back. . .

Halfway through, I gave up the book. The front can be read, but the back is the same. The most important reality is all mentioned in one stroke. The plot is all about killing monsters, exploding equipment, grabbing monsters, PK, grabbing equipment, and changing the map and doing it all over again. What I want to complain about the most is that the price of the game is simply arbitrary. One piece of equipment costs billions. Does the author know how much one hundred million is? The daily output of a game is worth tens of billions, and how much is it in a year? Everyone goes there to make money, where does the money come from? It's all written by the author himself.

If you like to read stories and have no brainer, and have never played Legend, come and watch it, the writing is quite good, the data is a bit... There are big problems, if you have played Legend, remember one thing, everything is based on one book, and there are many bugs in this book itself...

The front is okay, but the back is really unbearable.

It's okay, it's a bit like a game guide or introduction but it's not the same, so the expectations are okay.

Except for the different scenes, everything else is the same. I really can't stand it anymore.

I can't stand it anymore, haha, what the hell?