War Paradise

(Complete version of 3.51 Million words) The perennial salty fish author: a new work of "Long Quiet Night". Readers who are familiar with the author's works know that the author's writing style is still guaranteed, his imagination is also good, and his handling of details is at an upper-middle level. As the third work of The Long Quiet Night, the author made a new attempt and wrote a virtual game, the kind of intubation in the back of the head (isn't it more exciting to intubate through the chrysanthemum). This work benefits from the relatively rich knowledge (wan) level (geng) of Silent Night, as well as the consistent writing style. The scene descriptions, fighting scenes, and camera switching are all pretty good. The shortcoming is also an old problem. The author will habitually play jokes. Readers who understand the jokes will smile knowingly, but those who don't will be confused. Let's talk about the general content of this book. As the name suggests, this book is about a large-scale war game. Players are placed in an environment similar to infinite space. Each game is a room. After meeting the victory conditions, you win and then cut off the next game. Each game will have random scenes, so I won't list them one by one (the author couldn't write that many scenes anyway.) The game mode uses the popular battle royale mode, but the difference is that players can recruit NPC subordinates in each game to expand their power. In terms of the fact that there is only one way to win in the battle royale, strategy victory and domination victory are expanded here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This book also briefly discusses the unsolvable problem of the anal brain. There is also a big power hidden in the game. Did the butterfly dream of Duke Zhou, or did Duke Zhou dream of a butterfly? In some chapters, the author makes sarcastic remarks about certain things today. When various novels were removed from the shelves one after another, this book actually had some chapters unbanned, which is also a strange thing (a word of praise). . .

This is a movie where the main character likes a special AI. How can he develop it? The story of collecting and forming an AI army! The story is good, it's like traveling to real worlds, maybe? Who knows?

Virtual games

A war game with a high degree of freedom. Kill NPCs who issue tasks to recruit non-recruitable characters. Hundreds of people fight in a melee on a map similar to Grand Theft Auto. It has a certain fandom tendency and has included many characters from movies and games. It breaks away from the mainstream game literature that has always been based on fantasy worlds, and is similar to a war game like Red Alert, making money and climbing the technology tree.