NIKKE: After Maxing Out Their Affection, the Nikkes Start Acting Strange

How come so many people watch this blatant rip-off of the original plot? Are all Nikkei fans idiots?

Having read up to chapter 196, I realized the author didn't even dare change a minor incident like the pursuit of Krau; it was a complete copy of the original plot. I can only say, don't read it, avoid it. #(Vomit) I initially thought the author was making excuses, saying they were afraid of ruining the world-building, but it turns out they couldn't even be bothered to change a small paragraph to make the reader feel comfortable. It's just an excuse to copy the original plot.

I've watched over 70% of it. Compared to the original, aside from a few more sex scenes, it's basically a direct copy of the game's plot. There's not a single change from the original story. Newcomers should watch with caution. #(Blue and sad)

I couldn't stand watching Cinderella anymore. The main plot follows the original story exactly, with no changes to the ending. Even the process was just a little bit of a heart-to-heart talk with Niki, which didn't even have any effect. Honestly, what's the difference between you and the protagonist in the game? Doing the same things and getting the same results. And the male lead feels so disjointed. The system disappeared inexplicably, and he doesn't care about his memories at all. Who else would care? If it follows the game's main storyline exactly, what kind of fan fiction is that? They didn't dare make any changes at all. They claim to be the most powerful commander with the ability to slow down time, but they rarely use it in battle. Apart from slight differences in combat performance, there's no difference between this most powerful commander and the commander in the game. Even the storyline is exactly the same. Why wouldn't I just play the game? I won't go into the earlier plot points. The Clau arc didn't showcase the protagonist's strength at all; it was the same old process and result. The Cinderella arc was the same. What could have been saved couldn't be saved, and what should have been guarded against wasn't detected. It just followed the original story. Before the battle, they said they could talk to the four beasts, and they did talk, but the battle still started. In the end, just like in the game, their own troops also had mental issues, just like in the game. So let me ask you, you said you changed the tragedy in the original story, but what did you change? Just adding some peaches to make it exactly the same as the original story? That's changing the tragedy, isn't it? If so, this tragedy is too easy to change.

The beginning was alright, not many flaws, but seeing the protagonist want to give optical camouflage technology to the Ark was really hard to watch. It's so idiotic! And at this point, it's basically confirmed that it follows the original storyline exactly, without any changes. What's the point of watching? You might as well just play the game and see the original story.

Readers should proceed with caution if they're considering reading this novel. It's basically a direct copy of the original work. If it were free, it might be readable, but paying to read the original? Why not just play the game instead?

I just joined and wanted to ask how many Niki chapters I've already recommended? What was the first one's chapter number?

The latest chapter truly shows a child. The Commander's life seed, the crayon's body, the Four Beasts' dark matter—the only child born from them all. #(Almost crying) I'm so moved; the meaning of the title "Dialogue" is perfectly embodied.

The sweetness between us before and after the jellyfish incident is now replaced by a stark contrast; I'm speechless.

Is Krau dead?