My Journey to Civilization

A friend recommended it two days ago and I liked it very much after reading it. It can be regarded as a genre where games are integrated into reality. The protagonist gets a game to help life develop from ancient tribes to a future civilization simulation game by guiding it. At the same time, the rewards obtained in the game can help the protagonist acquire abilities in reality and show off in the era of large-scale awakening of supernatural powers. Why I read this book: To be honest, when it was first recommended, I didn't pay attention when I read the introduction and thought it was about the routine of summoning the historical celebrities I hate most to fight together. It was awkward and terrible, and I almost didn't want to read it. Fortunately, I took another look and discovered something else. Although the game types are different, this is the book I have read in recent years that is most similar to the Little World book I heard in Japan. The same game intervenes in reality, and the same game-related wonderful reality is pulpy. Of course, the reality in this book is even pulpier... The game setting of this book feels like it is a fusion of a series of civilization simulations such as civilization and spores with the characteristics of prehistoric games. I have always been interested in this style. As for the story, whether it's the ingenious setting of the protagonist as a player playing the game, the evolution of a tribe and civilization from a macro perspective, or the story from the game character's personal perspective that gave me the empathy that was moved by the hymn of mankind, it's all quite exciting. In addition, the few emotional scenes I just tasted are not bad for me. Therefore, a setting article is truly a good work if it also has good writing and excellent storytelling. The author calls himself a newcomer. If true, he is quite optimistic about the future. Why not read this book: Compared with the excitement of the game, in reality, it can only be said to be a third-rate campus novel. It was still readable at the beginning. Later, after I was moved by the daily journey, I was given a rather ordinary plot of a campus competition. The contrast... Secondly, I felt that the settings were stacked a bit complicated. On the one hand, it was a bit tiring to watch, and on the other hand, I was worried that I would not be able to control so many settings in the future. Overall, Grain and Grass +, I will change my review later depending on the situation.