Online Games: as a Dad, 999 for a Knife Is Reasonable, Right?

I love it. I can finally read another online game novel that makes me addicted. The last time was the online game trilogy👏👏👏

The author's writing style makes people feel depressing when reading it, and it doesn't feel refreshing.

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Generally speaking, I thought it was a bug, and then I added an inexplicable second-round player, and something like a family that suddenly appeared. It was originally normal, but the author is the kind of ordinary person who wants to write enigmatic, but then gems appeared. How normal. The author wanted to show gems. It's rare. It was said to only appear at level 25. Now it appears at level 12. I couldn't believe it. I vomited. And while I couldn't believe it, it was embedded in a rusty iron sword. It was a consumable item. I've worn out so many swords. It's so contradictory. It hasn't even been a hundred chapters yet, and there are all kinds of weird pretentiousness. It makes me headache when I look at it.

The non-protagonist is forcibly reduced to intelligence. The plot has no logic. He is either pretending to be cool or on the way to pretending to be cool.

The only thing I want to complain about is that since your skills can contract with dead players, and the resurrected players have their own attributes, plus half of your attributes, they can also wear equipment, and can also help you block bugs, kill monsters and increase attacks. Under such a good situation, you still have two contract positions. If you don't contract with dead players, are you sick? Please fill up your contract with at least three quotas! You also go into the dungeon and let three other contracted monsters cripple them for you and the player you contracted to kill. How funny is that? Wouldn't it be great if you contracted three players and let them kill monsters and attack directly? Brainless, let alone a dead player. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is a virgin whore. Others snatched his equipment. He just let his contracted monsters come out for others to fight, show some defense, then hit others twice, and then left. He also explained that killing him will not remove the red name. This is quite funny. You still have the quota of two contracted players, and they all snatched your equipment, but they just walked away coldly. I was really confused when I saw it. . . . . . . .

Occupation, damage, and equipment can all be seen by others, and he also pays special attention to mobs in his behavior. Isn't this an obvious exposure of an abnormality? Moreover, the golden finger is a mechanical bug and his own experience, which can be reproduced by others. Moreover, the protagonist is still a licking dog who was killed by greenery, and there are too many poisonous points.

Except for the cliche betrayal at the beginning, it's really good and makes people want to watch it, but later on the protagonist really doesn't look like a reborn person. And what follows makes me feel a familiar feeling of vomiting

The initial feeling is not bad, but the plot is somewhat formatted and lacks innovative entry points. Watching it for a long time will make people feel tired.

The plot is a bit... I can't accept the retreat