I Have a Planetful of Players

Ah? Ah? Ah? , I drew for several days and read more than 2,000 chapters, and finally stayed up until 2:30. You told me that this book was a eunuch! ! ! I finally found a good book and you told me about it, eunuch! ! !

A very comprehensive fourth-day disaster novel. Pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, forum essay, Titan Elf magic elements, hidden sects, player lord series, land reclamation, bloodline inheritance, special forces competition, dragon group agent series, nautical world, space rift, Yin and Yang world of life and death, etc. The above list is only a part of this book. After I wrote a review, I realized that the author has written so many systems (laughing). This book is really casual. Everyone in the book can be the protagonist. Basically everyone has a short story, which is quite interesting. Highly recommended! Although the plot of this book is bland and the author's writing style cannot be called brilliant, reading it slowly is really a relief. I got into this novel in July and August of 2004. At that time, I read more than a thousand chapters and stopped reading. Because the reading record was deleted later, this book review should not show the record of dozens of hours of reading. To put it bluntly, I can hardly remember any of the names in the book, but the plot is so bland that I don't know why I just wanted to find it and read it again (laughing).

After reading more than 290 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. The world view is so big, there are so many good things, and the protagonist doesn't even know how to get some big weapons or trump cards for himself. He is being bullied by the natives and cannot do anything to others, and he even licks his face and sticks to it. I really can't stand it. A person who has lived for tens of thousands of years is like a primary school student, thinking

The author's idea is very good, and the worldview he constructed is very large, so large that the author cannot support it. He blindly piles it up with various ultra-large quantitative units. But as mentioned before, the author's writing style or cultural literacy is not enough, and he can only use the unit of hundreds of millions, and "epoch". An era is generally said to be 100 years, or the length of an era. The author's hierarchy is the same as his unit division, which is confusing. There are also various poisonous points. The author especially likes to write disgusting characters, and then this character still can't die, it just disgusts you. The general desire to be promoted first is suppressed by the author, but the author completely suppresses you to death, and those characters are secretly put aside in the end.

A poisonous book. The author has always used poisonous points to promote the plot. It is all poisonous and does not know how to detonate the fun points. The protagonist has been cheated and cheated while doing business on his own planet. Good luck to the teacher who was tricked by his teacher into borrowing a loan shark and then returned to being happy again. The protagonist went to buy something, but was tricked by the boss with the Void Bloodline, and the base was almost destroyed. He went back to this store to buy something, and the manager of the store gave him a small discount. He also lamented that the store is really nice, and he must return the favor next time. The players under the protagonist were forced by the sect. One of the players had his hands and feet cut off, and the father of one of the players was wanted. Then the protagonist politely invites the sect leader to visit his place. Good! ! ! Very good! Cured my years of low blood pressure!

The plot, characters and behavior of the foreign language seem a bit awkward. After ten chapters, the protagonist keeps being fooled. He seems to know that he is being fooled and has no temper at all. This character design is not good.

It's very interesting, especially the character creation, but it was written too hastily. It's a great book, but it's such a pity.

It feels very watery. I can write about things in one stroke. I don't write about the main plot. There are only a few chapters for lords and hundreds of chapters for subjects. I am looking at the world of technological universe and government, not the ordinary people's urban superpowers.

The plot is lame and messy. I don't mind this, I think it's very enjoyable.

I read Chapter 59 and can't stand it anymore.