
God's Game: Creating the World Starts with Risking My Life
神的游戏,从拿命创世开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 247k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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100Chapters
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Hello everyone! The beginning of this book wasn't very well written; the timeline was indeed a bit messy (I admit, because I started writing on a whim and just wrote whatever came to mind), which caused some confusion for some readers, and I apologize. I will pay attention to this later.
I gave it 5 stars mainly because there weren't any major plot holes. But I'm dropping it now, goodbye. The part about parallel worlds... The protagonist says that the person in the parallel world is him, but essentially he's not him. It's just self-deception. The protagonist didn't do anything wrong, but I couldn't stand it.
I don't really like the players because they destroy the world and have no rules. Since it's not their world, they can destroy whatever they want, making it easy for the game to fall apart. This also makes the novel itself prone to errors. Humans are always greedy; I suggest letting them realistically travel through time.
The protagonist is an artificial consciousness created within a mobile game—essentially a high-level intelligence. The system is the world consciousness of a computer version of Earth. However, due to technological limitations, the game is paused, causing the artificial consciousness to become a real consciousness, and the game's Earth world consciousness also becomes the real world consciousness…
I didn't mean anything by it. These days, finding a book you like and that suits your taste is really difficult. I haven't read much, but it exceeded my expectations. It's pretty good. I hope the author keeps up the good work. However, it's just too weak. Don't think I don't know that a horizontal line represents a single word.
The plot is very well written, but I hope there is no female lead, no female lead, no female lead. I'll say it three times because it's important.
The writing is rather poor; many things feel glossed over and lack soul.
Good, non-toxic, and visually appealing.
I've read a few chapters and it's already been tested – it's great!
Keep it up and don't stop updating. I believe you can do it. I hope you become famous.