Wanka Survival Game
About This Novel
Come play a game with me! What you have to do is to enrich your collection, build your deck, make full use of your cards, and survive. You can go anywhere you want, explore the endless sand sea on a skateboard, put on mechanical prosthetics for cyber racing, and fly to the distant cloud city to have a bird's eye view of all living things. You can do whatever you want, listen to the whispers of the devil in the box, watch the shocking showdown in the Forest of Giant Insects, and taste the intertwined sea breeze of the Seven Seas Island. Use your wisdom, show your courage, defeat the enemies that stand in your way, overcome the difficulties in front of you, and become the winner of this game! --Be the last, or become a legend.
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Official(3)Scraped 13d ago
I decided to push you, and I don't know when it will be done.
I haven't read the latest one, I only saw Darkriss's Summoning Ceremony. There are a lot of unfriendly comments about the author in the book. Overall, it's OK. I just don't like the distribution of supporting roles where men are evil and women are good. The author is obviously a supporter of this model. Except for the first life-saving male supporting character, the others are just like that. Basically, they kneel down and lick the female characters on a large scale. No matter what race they are, they are basically positioned according to the human template appearance standard. The reason for abandoning the article is very simple. As an ordinary person who is cheated by the author, the protagonist has no charm at all, but as a female demon whose race is a demon, she can actually give up herself for the protagonist. His racial instinct will not kill the protagonist, which is simply challenging his personal outlook. When he sees this card, he can basically determine the subsequent card construction and the ending of the game. Such a protagonist really makes people have no desire to watch. No matter how high-sounding it is, it is essentially just giving benefits to the protagonist. Already, it is useless in itself. If the protagonist can't win, they can't win. They can kill the protagonist if they can. Finally, the so-called system is useless. Anyone who is not a dependent of a god can play with it at will. However, in the end, the protagonist actually thinks that the setting will use this to kill powerful gods to help the dependents become gods. It's a bit outrageous.
It's a fairly interesting book
It's quite good. I've read almost 200 chapters in bits and pieces. It's no problem reading it as a leisure book.
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 13d ago
I decided to push you, and I don't know when it will be done.
I haven't read the latest one, I only saw Darkriss's Summoning Ceremony. There are a lot of unfriendly comments about the author in the book. Overall, it's OK. I just don't like the distribution of supporting roles where men are evil and women are good. The author is obviously a supporter of this model. Except for the first life-saving male supporting character, the others are just like that. Basically, they kneel down and lick the female characters on a large scale. No matter what race they are, they are basically positioned according to the human template appearance standard. The reason for abandoning the article is very simple. As an ordinary person who is cheated by the author, the protagonist has no charm at all, but as a female demon whose race is a demon, she can actually give up herself for the protagonist. His racial instinct will not kill the protagonist, which is simply challenging his personal outlook. When he sees this card, he can basically determine the subsequent card construction and the ending of the game. Such a protagonist really makes people have no desire to watch. No matter how high-sounding it is, it is essentially just giving benefits to the protagonist. Already, it is useless in itself. If the protagonist can't win, they can't win. They can kill the protagonist if they can. Finally, the so-called system is useless. Anyone who is not a dependent of a god can play with it at will. However, in the end, the protagonist actually thinks that the setting will use this to kill powerful gods to help the dependents become gods. It's a bit outrageous.
It's a fairly interesting book
It's quite good. I've read almost 200 chapters in bits and pieces. It's no problem reading it as a leisure book.
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