Game Development: Players All Want to Kill Me
游戏制作：玩家都想刀了我
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 441k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- After Playing My Game, All the Players Wanted to Kill Me玩了我的游戏后，玩家都想刀了我Alternate title on Fanqie
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"I love that you're bad at fighting and you love to pretend, I love your crazy side, I love how you get stabbed through three times and then go berserk slamming the table. Who says that someone who slams the table in defeat isn't a hero?"
Overall, this novel is alright and fits the "feel-good" genre, but some details weren't handled well, making it feel like the protagonist was the only focus. I think, as the story suggests, a game or novel should have a good plot, and supporting characters should have their own distinct characteristics, instead of just being background characters. They can also be protagonists in their own right.
I saw the updated section, and so far, I think it's alright.
It's so good! I hope the male lead focuses on his career and the women only hinder his sword-drawing speed. Author, keep up the good work! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Overall, the game development aspect is pretty good, but some details weren't handled very well. However, since this is a lighthearted story, I didn't pay too much attention to it. The plot is a bit dragging, and there were even two filler chapters in the middle. Also, there aren't any female characters yet. Overall, it's good, especially considering the author's writer's block!
Haha, it's very well written, okay! The plot's flow and completeness are acceptable.
To be honest, I read the comments section before reading the story. I saw a lot of negative comments and for a moment I almost didn't want to read anymore, but I kept reading out of curiosity. I have to say, it's really good; the content is very engaging, and I laughed from time to time. This is the only novel I've ever read for hours straight without stopping.
One star was deducted because I was afraid the author would get arrogant and the author's updates are relatively slow qwq The author writes exceptionally well.
It looks great! (Of course, you have to ignore things like the game's production time, difficulty, and workload.)
I've read half of it!! It's so enjoyable! I especially love the main character's personality, and the whole story is flawless, with no female lead. Of course, I'm not saying having a female lead is bad, it's just that some authors write female leads so poorly that it's awful (I'm a girl, and I can vouch for girls!!). The author's plot control is masterful; every three chapters have a little climax! I love it! 💕💕