Chapter of Disorder

This is a new book by the author of Cage. I feel like the main character is too pretentious, but the rest is pretty good. It's been a long time, so I'll give you an update

This book has toxic values ​​and the protagonist is not from Earth. It's an alien government, and then the Earth's government is evil and despicable by definition? ? ? Is this okay? Isn't this just you, a Chinese, writing anti-war novels and then writing that you are a Japanese invader?

It is well written and comfortable to watch. The male protagonist is very natural, the plot is very smooth, the writing is no problem, and the key plot content at the time is also very interesting. The grasp between the game and reality is perfect. Games can often only serve as a foil for reality. This is a very reasonable and qualified setting. Any difficulties in the game can be solved with money. It is very comfortable and has no poisonous points. But it's just not popular. It can only be said that it lacks thighs.

It is divided into two main lines: game and reality. The game part is still very good. The reality part is a little bit close, but it's still okay. The connection between reality and games is not yet obvious. But judging from the author's tone. The author is quite confident