Star Rail: After Using a Mod to Corrupt The Herta, the Game Became Reality

It's so desolate it's beyond compare.

Wait a minute, it just dawned on me, 600,000 words in two months? Author, what's with your writing speed???

I want to see this: a mix of lewdness and beating up a criminal company. #(Funny)

This person has actually played the game and seen the in-game storyline. #(Laughs)

The vibrant colors and Paradox Interactive style are amazing! #(Cute)

It's a bit absurd that I was initially drawn in by the Liu Bei tag, but after watching for a while, I lost interest in Liu Bei and ended up with a mind full of terror, becoming a Stellaris player. While it's very enjoyable to read, I'm quite worried about whether the author can finish it. The pacing is too fast; it feels like even Xing Tie doesn't have many words left. Does the author plan to introduce other worlds?

Isn't there a Group 4?

Corruption? They've become headhunters in the Black Tower! #(Laughs)

I'm halfway through, and I'm wondering if the protagonist has realized he's been transported to another world, or if he thinks he's playing a real virtual game? I don't know the protagonist's world background, so I can't really say. The mind control and discipline the protagonist is playing is quite enjoyable. I'm not sure if the protagonist is just playing around or has already realized it #(you know what I mean).

I clicked in because I saw Xiaohuang's book. Before it was released, I saw that if I were to rank the emperors, there would be a total of 10 levels. The Ark NPCs are 6 levels, and this book is 2 levels. Yes, what I mean is that I can't see the emperor at all. I know that it's always being mentioned, but it's just the kind of narrative style where "A mentions B" or it's just mentioned briefly and doesn't last more than a page.