Everyone: God-Level Halo Master! the Country Takes Me to Upgrade!

Is this all you need to hand over to the state? I've been off topic since Chapter 23

They promised to embrace the country, but ended up with hundreds of chapters. They were still forming teams with others and doing their own thing. The organization only came out once, signed the contract, and then it was gone. . . Completely deviating from the title and introduction of the book.

Good

It's so watery that I can't stand it. I've listened to the effect of each halo hundreds of times. I say it once when I see someone, and I say it once when I see someone. I can't stand it!

Are some plots serious? If Xu Jingfeng could observe it through the footprints, the protagonist would have died hundreds of times. Can the illusion directly reach the protagonist without the protagonist noticing? Slow down, cut toughness and eat? It's better to write about soldiers who never get tired of cheating and winning over the protagonist.

The data is so messy! 3 People form a team, one person uses all experience to upgrade himself (level 15 to level 20), one person shares half of the experience to upgrade the pet (50% from level 15 to level 19, pet level 1 is upgraded to level 13), and one person uses all experience to upgrade the pet (pet level 1 is upgraded to level 20). After coming out of the welfare dungeon, two of them brought pets and shared half of the experience. As a result, all three of them were promoted to level 22 at the same time...

When you write about games, you write about games. You have to write about reality, and reality has upgrades.

Didn't it mean that the country would be upgraded? Why did it deviate from the plot later?

If you want to read it, you don't have to read it. It's really ugly, ugly, and the male protagonist is so hypocritical. Really reading this book made me sick for the whole day.

Another walking 50w. . . Prosperous wealth in Korea