Your Life Is My Game

What other books have this kind of player mentality, a fun-loving person doing big things, and a nihilistic core? I quite enjoy reading them.

This title reminds me of Mao Yu's book 😭

The worst thing about No Game No Life fanfiction is that the blank space resembles the protagonist, while the protagonist is like a cushion.

Each volume basically has a phenomenal beginning, a captivating middle, and a decent but not quite right ending.

After reading the reviews of No Game No Life, I feel that if the author doesn't want to write a bad ending in certain worlds, they shouldn't write it, or at least not if they can control it. The plot unfolds rapidly, but ultimately feels empty and then it ends. Although I quite like the work, I didn't come here for the book itself. While the endings in the beginning were abrupt, at least the protagonist being a villain gave it some uniqueness. But in No Game No Life, the protagonist feels like an NPC—not bad enough, not good enough.

This novel is suitable for nihilists with antisocial personality disorder, since no matter what mission or goal the evil god protagonist gives him, he will ultimately destroy that world.

The author's reputation is really bad; every time they miss an update for even a day, they're considered an abandoned author. #(Laughing and crying)

I suddenly realized that I'd really like to see a protagonist who travels back in time to become the father of Spider's Nest in "The Prison Bus".

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the No Game No Life volume in one go. It's a game unfolding simultaneously across three parallel timelines: past, present, and future. The author is skilled, though the ending wasn't quite perfect.

Judging from the word count, this book is in a bit of a precarious situation. Hopefully, I can finish the Hunter x Hunter volume.