Players Are Crazy

Key comments: 1. Weird and frightening, unique 2. Unique character design Rating:4 Thoughts: The prologue is stunning, with a wonderful philosophical and literary quality. The text brings about a reversal. The setting is very interesting, with a very rare job route, trick doctors and diseases. Hunting each other, soaked in wildness, blood and desire. In a group portrait novel, different characters are strung together like beads. --The end of reason is madness

A magical novel about a mental patient's search for his true self, insight into the world, and his ascension to transcendence.

380,000 words completed (probably completed) The psychiatrist Fick, maybe he is not a psychiatrist at all, in short, he is a profiteer who cheats and deceives without keeping his word. He is a senior Zaun player, a pervert with mental problems, and he is the protagonist. In this novel, the word "game" in the game is closer to a single-player game at first (mainly when someone forcibly plays the game as a single-player game), and then a limited number of connections. I don't know if the periodic outsider events will lead to a situation where a large number of players are online at the same time, but although it is used The word online is actually closer to the player being selected and thrown into a different world. Apart from the data layout, soul skills, and mission system, it is no different from the aborigines - yes, currently, there is no such thing as infinite resurrection for players, and considering the number, they cannot be regarded as footmen or natural disasters. It is quite a slow-moving novel. I personally feel that its slow-burning point is not the world setting, but the long narration. Let's put it this way, the author has posted a single chapter of Yelaifei. I read half of it and realized that it was not the main text... When it comes to the world setting, it should be a very detailed and interesting game world, but it has not been launched yet. For now, I remember that the machinery in this world is not some kind of technology, but a kind of belief (the machine soul is watching you). Magic is the mainstream, while machinery is something that cannot see the light. In addition to the main world, there are various worlds in different dimensions, which may erode each other, and are also places for player copies. The more important supporting characters (mainly other players) have their own stories, and rounding them off can be regarded as some kind of group portrait. Before they appear, they often flash back to a different perspective, but it's basically only one or two chapters, which has little impact on the rhythm and won't separate the plot. Blood mania, gluttony, gluttony, blood rhythm anxiety, burning blood... The disease doctor collects the pathogens, contains the diseases, devours and fuses them with each other, and obtains power from the diseases. The class of the protagonist always reminds me of a comic I like. By the way, "Gamer Crazy" has quite a lot of comic lines and jokes. It is worth mentioning that these jokes are basically in harmony with the main text (except for The Witcher and Pitchfork). There is no sense of drama, which can be regarded as an advantage.

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