Natural Disaster

Let's put it this way, I don't know how many years ago, but it was the first novel I got into science fiction. I have also been crazy about pursuing this type of post-apocalyptic game. To be honest, the writing is quite good, but for an old bookworm, the grasp of details is flawed. I don't think there is anything wrong with it from the early stage to Dawn Camp, etc., But starting from the ice and snow plains, it slowly breaks away from the characteristics of the game system, and the unfinished story begins! Yes, it's a mess! ! Depend on

Personally, I think this is the most normal-thinking book I've seen in 7M. It's full of foreshadowing from beginning to end. I think it's quite interesting. The protagonist's thinking is at least online, unlike other books where it feels like you'll die if you don't act cool all the way.

As the saying goes, read the book review first before reading a book: The first thing to note is that in the finale, the protagonist ends up alone, and the heroine and her friends are dead. If you are a consummation party, please read this and abandon this book as soon as possible, otherwise it will make you miserable. The plot in the later stages is confusing, but you can still read it in the early stage. If you have masochistic tendencies, then you should read this book. There is nothing more to say at this point. I am a perfectionist, so I will delete this book directly.

The first wave of the strange tide broke through the city, and it was broken with just one skill. Don't worry about the second and third ones. Could it be that the latter ones are the same or weaker than the previous ones? Don't you just want to write about monsters attacking the city and causing a lot of casualties? He also said that the mage should pay attention to retaining magic. From the beginning, he arranged for the mage to attack with all his strength. I want to know how this magic is left in the all-out attack. I can't understand it. According to the rules of the game, the city wall should have a health value. There is no such thing here. Many plots are very unreasonable.

The author has such a rich imagination! The human race has adventures and growth one after another! Very good, it would be nice if the ending was happy

The theme of doomsday online games later changed to cultivating immortals. No matter how good the writing is in the early stage, it will be bad in the later stage. There are many typos. The pitfalls of Cyborg Cook's mission have not been filled either. The eight supreme beings have survived for tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions of years, but they turned out to be like eight idiots, without any basic vigilance, and they were all tricked to death at once. And the protagonist is still the evil star.

First time in a secret realm. I have always said it is not difficult. Then as the first mercenary group. 500 Were dispatched, 86 died, and more than 100 were injured. Forget about the injury and it can be treated. Dead ones account for 18%. Then he died so much that his strength decreased. How much is 20% if you don't die the second time? Don't you die by 30% if your strength drops again for the third time? Five injections are required in 10 days. Don't want all the other mercenary groups to die? Moreover, there are more than 1,000 people in the First Mercenary Regiment, and half of them are not strong enough to fight.

This book is really good. Although there are a few typos, I enjoyed reading it. Maybe it's because I have never been exposed to this kind of upgrade novel. The writing is very smooth from the beginning to the end. I recommend that book friends who like this kind of novel read it. The more you read, the more you will become addicted to it.

The first two parts are fine, but the further you go to the back, the messier it gets. All kinds of saints and demons are revealed, and the number of words is filled in the diary. It's okay to turn a good apocalypse into an online game, but it still needs to be done like a cultivator. Can't see it anymore, give up. . . I'd rather read cool articles than read this kind of mindless anecdote.

This is the only book I haven't guessed the ending of.