Wang Ye, a salt-of-the-earth player of "Second Universe", traveled into the game world with a system template and became... A living experiment material?
When the undead natural disaster caused by the Tower of Bones was raging on Aquamarine, when the Nature Sect was still hiding in the dark corner plotting the peak world, when the four major political powers were still plotting against each other, Wang Ye had already raised his head to look up at the stars and faced the threat of interstellar civilization...
"Really, I never lie to anyone (living person)."
"What's the fear of death? (I can't die anyway.)"
"Real warriors dare to embrace death, like me."
"God? He's just a higher-level transcendent. I'll kill a few for you to play with someday."
"Death is the real eternity. (Come here and be my dog!)"
"When the sea of undead fills the universe of stars and seas, my farts will also become the truth."
It seems that the author hated people named Wang so much that he had them cremated.
It just sucked it up for me, I accepted it
You get whatever you want. Why didn't you tell me before that you already have a pharmacist sub-career?
There is such a big foreshadowing, one act, two acts, and three acts. When I saw the Undead War, I felt like I was at a low level. Good guy, I didn't want to watch it as soon as I saw the catalog.
There is no doubt that it is an absolute piece of shit. To be honest, I am a little too lazy to comment. After reading more than 200 chapters, I feel that there is no need to read it. It is just like the bad memes on the Internet that pollute the brain. The early plot is similar to "Super God" that I watched on Tomato. "Mechanic" is almost exactly the same, but both are data texts, so the two are completely different. The early data is quite accurate, but the later data is basically not much different from the bad stuff. Even if you drink the brain-boosting potion, there is no precise improvement at all later. I want to improve it. As much as you like, as a data article, it is absolutely not rigorous, not to mention the human nature and sophistication written by the author, which gave me the feeling of a useless otaku fantasy. To be honest, I really didn't expect the halo of intelligence to be so serious. Except for the protagonist, there is no one who can beat it. There is no normal person who interacts with the protagonist. I really can't hold back the majesty of the Lion King. You didn't even foreshadow it, and it was served all at once. The reader saw that Zhu Jun sent someone to test it, shouldn't it be a game with this messenger? Wow, suddenly someone wants to come to silence them. Wow, the senior management will fall out when they say they will. What about the exchange of interests? Nothing was said, let alone what was written later that only one army was stationed with the energy of the top management. To be honest, I won't say that the gunsmiths in your world with a technology tree were not monitored. His brother's army came in and went up one by one to exhaust them. Even the last wanted order was not issued. There is so much energy. Wouldn't you laugh after reading this thing yourself? In fact, I don't want to read it at this point, because I think I can see how to write it at a glance, but I have a little fantasy, but there is no miracle at all. I go to the back to grab the opportunity, and then the protagonist's experience upgrade summons are not drawn. Anyway, when I need to use it, I will have it immediately. So, are you writing something for you to see or for others to see? I know how much experience you need to level up later? What's the point of getting dozens or millions of experience points? I don't know how much you want? When you summon special summons in the world of the undead, you haven't written down any of your trump cards. Who knows? Anyway, if you want to use them, you will be airborne. So what the hell do I think? Do you treat readers as human beings? Have you brought yourself into it, thinking that you can give all people in reality a halo of intelligence? I feel like it is written by someone who has been in the middle age of society and has not become famous in the end. The so-called worldly wisdom is just wishful thinking. There are other things I'm too lazy to complain about. Everyone in this world is basically mentally retarded. You can play whatever you want. It's just your boring obscenity. I don't care at all. It's nothing if it's poorly written. It's your problem if you post it and make people disgusted. I saw many other comments in the comment area, saying that this is a masterpiece. I have never seen such a well-written novel. There is no doubt that I have been brainwashed and influenced by the halo of intelligence. I will suffer from being criticized for writing such a garbage novel.
I have read several books and they are all very good. Why don't I stop writing them halfway through? It's been two years and there's still no movement.
There are more than 500 chapters in total. I wrote more than 100 chapters in a small break and it was really overwhelming. How do you write the next one? The previous plot also mentioned that there will be an emergence from the earth. It only takes more than 500 chapters and you have finished it. He also cheats on this and that at every turn, and writes like a fool. Also, the protagonist is a necromancer, not a savior. How can he save one after another? This one works, that one works, hey, help, hey, help.
A world view similar to that of Super Mechanic. The data can barely be considered rigorous (in fact, the specific data is deliberately downplayed). After leaving the base, there has been no main plot running through it. It feels like writing here and there, writing wherever I go. There is no attraction, it feels a bit boring. There is no ups and downs of the plot. It's just a mediocre upgrade of the running account. And it's still high level. , The plot advances slowly. I took a look at other people's comments, and after reading half of it, I found it was still at level 20, and the ending was scrawled at the end. And
Generally, I feel a bit boring.
Good guy, I wrote more than 100 chapters during the several days of assault.
It seems that the author hated people named Wang so much that he had them cremated.
It just sucked it up for me, I accepted it
You get whatever you want. Why didn't you tell me before that you already have a pharmacist sub-career?
There is such a big foreshadowing, one act, two acts, and three acts. When I saw the Undead War, I felt like I was at a low level. Good guy, I didn't want to watch it as soon as I saw the catalog.
There is no doubt that it is an absolute piece of shit. To be honest, I am a little too lazy to comment. After reading more than 200 chapters, I feel that there is no need to read it. It is just like the bad memes on the Internet that pollute the brain. The early plot is similar to "Super God" that I watched on Tomato. "Mechanic" is almost exactly the same, but both are data texts, so the two are completely different. The early data is quite accurate, but the later data is basically not much different from the bad stuff. Even if you drink the brain-boosting potion, there is no precise improvement at all later. I want to improve it. As much as you like, as a data article, it is absolutely not rigorous, not to mention the human nature and sophistication written by the author, which gave me the feeling of a useless otaku fantasy. To be honest, I really didn't expect the halo of intelligence to be so serious. Except for the protagonist, there is no one who can beat it. There is no normal person who interacts with the protagonist. I really can't hold back the majesty of the Lion King. You didn't even foreshadow it, and it was served all at once. The reader saw that Zhu Jun sent someone to test it, shouldn't it be a game with this messenger? Wow, suddenly someone wants to come to silence them. Wow, the senior management will fall out when they say they will. What about the exchange of interests? Nothing was said, let alone what was written later that only one army was stationed with the energy of the top management. To be honest, I won't say that the gunsmiths in your world with a technology tree were not monitored. His brother's army came in and went up one by one to exhaust them. Even the last wanted order was not issued. There is so much energy. Wouldn't you laugh after reading this thing yourself? In fact, I don't want to read it at this point, because I think I can see how to write it at a glance, but I have a little fantasy, but there is no miracle at all. I go to the back to grab the opportunity, and then the protagonist's experience upgrade summons are not drawn. Anyway, when I need to use it, I will have it immediately. So, are you writing something for you to see or for others to see? I know how much experience you need to level up later? What's the point of getting dozens or millions of experience points? I don't know how much you want? When you summon special summons in the world of the undead, you haven't written down any of your trump cards. Who knows? Anyway, if you want to use them, you will be airborne. So what the hell do I think? Do you treat readers as human beings? Have you brought yourself into it, thinking that you can give all people in reality a halo of intelligence? I feel like it is written by someone who has been in the middle age of society and has not become famous in the end. The so-called worldly wisdom is just wishful thinking. There are other things I'm too lazy to complain about. Everyone in this world is basically mentally retarded. You can play whatever you want. It's just your boring obscenity. I don't care at all. It's nothing if it's poorly written. It's your problem if you post it and make people disgusted. I saw many other comments in the comment area, saying that this is a masterpiece. I have never seen such a well-written novel. There is no doubt that I have been brainwashed and influenced by the halo of intelligence. I will suffer from being criticized for writing such a garbage novel.
I have read several books and they are all very good. Why don't I stop writing them halfway through? It's been two years and there's still no movement.
There are more than 500 chapters in total. I wrote more than 100 chapters in a small break and it was really overwhelming. How do you write the next one? The previous plot also mentioned that there will be an emergence from the earth. It only takes more than 500 chapters and you have finished it. He also cheats on this and that at every turn, and writes like a fool. Also, the protagonist is a necromancer, not a savior. How can he save one after another? This one works, that one works, hey, help, hey, help.
A world view similar to that of Super Mechanic. The data can barely be considered rigorous (in fact, the specific data is deliberately downplayed). After leaving the base, there has been no main plot running through it. It feels like writing here and there, writing wherever I go. There is no attraction, it feels a bit boring. There is no ups and downs of the plot. It's just a mediocre upgrade of the running account. And it's still high level. , The plot advances slowly. I took a look at other people's comments, and after reading half of it, I found it was still at level 20, and the ending was scrawled at the end. And
Generally, I feel a bit boring.
Good guy, I wrote more than 100 chapters during the several days of assault.