Welcome to My Hell

This book is quite nice

I really like reading this book. I also like the character of the heroine. At the same time, some of the words are also funny. The plot is also very unconventional and novel. It makes people want to read it. The writing is good and the details are mentioned. She is also natural, does not write unnecessary nonsense, and portrays the image of the heroine in a very three-dimensional way. She is not a virgin, but she still has a kind heart and is very powerful. I really like Yinsu. I hope the author can write more copies of this book. I really like reading these copies! ! ! Yinsu is so charming!

It was pretty good to watch, until later in the monster world, the heroine seized power, and then chose a person randomly. In order for her to take power, she needed to kill another person, so I discovered the problem. The heroine's method made me feel that this was not in line with the values. Maybe it did not describe whether the person who was killed was good or evil, which made me feel that the deceased was so innocent. He died without provoking anyone. What is the difference between the heroine's behavior and the copy of the real world? It's a bad ending, hahahahahaha, the dragon-slaying boy eventually turned into an evil dragon.

It's good to watch, but the plot behind it is a bit too bland.

When I first started watching it, I was attracted by the plot. I felt that the protagonist was very powerful, and I also understood that she was imprisoned in a crazy plot for 5 years. As I slowly read more than 900 chapters, I don't know why I couldn't stand the plot of the protagonist going through dungeons. When I pass the dungeon again, I will feel that she is a bit pretentious and talks too much.

The heroine is crazy and I love her very much Invincible flow without cp. Highly recommended!

Book Title: "Welcome to My Hell" Author: Mo Ling Category: Urban Fantasy Serialized 2.42 Million words. Serialized to chapter 1180 Rating: 9.5 Points Personal evaluation: Full score 💯 99 points Introduction: [No CP➕Unlimited streaming] [As long as you are brave, the game is my home] Copies: (may be added later) (including death copies, normal copies, advent copies, fixed copies) 1. Perfect Life Sanatorium (Total: 41 chapters) 2. Ricoh Middle School (57) 3. Eternal Life Village 37 4. Dream Building Company 50 5. Noah's Ark 38 6. Jindian Community 36 7. Devil Town 42 8. There is only one exit 7 9. The train that never arrives56 10. Rainbow Rose 5 11. Confession Season 68 12. Yangcun 33 13. Yinshan Mansion 53 14. Ouran Hospital 67 15. Paradise Amusement Park 49 16. Tongren Factory 57 17. Oasis 53 18. El Dorado 36 19. Fairview Beauty Salon 41 …

When I saw the comments for chapter 155, I wrote the book review wherever I thought, which was a bit confusing. Since this book can only be reviewed once and cannot be changed, I gave it a negative review based on my personal pessimism. If there is a reversal or change in the future, I will leave a message under this book review (it is more likely that I can't stand it, so I won't change it). The plot is currently at the beginning of the third game. If the first game was a little surprising and the second game was unremarkable, then by the third game I was already feeling a little tired. Every game can basically be summarized as follows: the rules are only valid for people other than the protagonist. If they are also valid for the protagonist, then use violence to solve the problem. There are several problems in this: First of all, even if you are a reader from a God's perspective, you will not know the specific rules at the end of a game due to redundant information, or you will not even feel that there are rules when you bring it from the perspective of the protagonist. However, since it is stated at the beginning that this is a fun article, you can still make up for it; Secondly, on the basis of the above, the excitement based on the pure violence of the protagonist has become a castle in the air due to the lack of obvious reference. All parts involving descriptions of force are basically only "other players cannot defeat the NPC, and the protagonist defeats the NPC"... This kind of overly vague description can easily make people feel confused; Again, the beginning of everything. The protagonist's first game never appears again after being mentioned at the beginning. This further amplifies the shortcomings in both game rules and pure violence - that is, what the protagonist experienced in his first game enables him to accurately avoid the rules of each game. (Or simply ignore the influence of the rules on oneself), and have the violence that can override all NPCs... The result of the lack of this information (can't even be said to be vague, because it is not mentioned at all) is that when the reader is separated from the emotional resonance, it is easy to fall into a kind of doubt; Finally, the repeatedly mentioned fairness of the game does indeed present unexpected black humor when placed on the protagonist.

Little Wu, little Wu, don't be surprised, don't be surprised

I didn't expect Qimao to have this book too. It's so good.