I, the Prince in Distress, Make Money

A game where you can't steal or kill. Work in real life, and then go to work in the game during your break?

The protagonist is a time traveler who has traveled through multiple worlds and conquered them all. He just wants to rest in this world. The players' clever operations allow the protagonist to embark on the road to rule again, suppress and massacre domestic insects and rats with iron blood, and fight on the battlefield abroad due to the players' bravery and immortality, as well as the technological differences in the protagonist's ability to purchase modern industrial supplies in China in the 21st century. In terms of behavior, the perspectives and feelings of individual NPCs will be described, and the protagonist's strength and iron-bloodedness will be reflected from the perspective of others, rebuilding the world, redefining the latitude and longitude, and allowing a country to move from quagmire to prosperity. Loyalty! Loyalty! Still ***loyal!

Do you have any other 4th natural disaster novels similar to this one? Want it without CP. Falling in love with a girl always feels a little weird.

After seeing so many bad reviews, I couldn't help but express my opinion. Good articles are rare! I hope other people will also speak up, but everyone is silent. This is the current survivor bias. People who often give negative reviews are the only ones who review books, have bad tempers, and have no regard for reality. They are more likely to express their emotions on the Internet. 1. Compared with similar novels, the protagonist brings more thoughts and leaves readers with more thoughts and depth, rather than purely refreshing novels, which is rare. 2. The author's writing is good, and the plot is well controlled. There are many inner dramas between the protagonist, players, and NPCs. This is difficult to write, but this work feels good. 3. Character interaction, especially the interaction between players and NPCs to describe the current development situation sideways. Don't even think about it in this short article. It would be nice to occasionally read the first-person self-narration of a certain NPC. Although there are similar ones, they are not all written in first-person. PS: It feels like the players are the group that is hard to grasp with this type of work. In reality, most gamers are people who are addicted to games and cannot extricate themselves. They don't want to comment too much. However, this kind of article also forcibly beautifies such people. When I wrote it, there were a lot of people in the comment area scolding me. After all, there is too much overlap between the gamer group and the novel readership group, and I can't bear the slightest grievance. Generally there are two categories: 1. Frankly speaking, I read novels to have fun and play games to have fun. I still admire this. At least I don't make excuses and am more honest. 2. If you want to be happy, you have to find all kinds of excuses to cover up the players' misdeeds and don't want to say too much.

The first free one was pretty good, but then the writing became more and more clumsy and I couldn't stand it anymore.

It's a lot worse than the previous one. It's seriously lacking in excitement and all kinds of pretentiousness. I'll put it aside for now.

It's a very good Fourth Natural Disaster style. It doesn't look obtrusive and the plot is reasonable, but the updates are a bit slow~~

The powerful Goldfinger, the lazy and mentally retarded protagonist, all three books are like this

It's a limited exemption. I can't stand it anymore after reading more than 400 chapters. It's so boring and full of bullshit.

Writing a protagonist for a hegemony novel should be at least a little ambitious. However, like the previous books, the protagonist in this book is too lazy and is purely driven by the players. He is very Buddhist and the last few pictures have been good.