The Fourth Disaster: My Players Can Create Their Own Skills

A very good novel. This is the real fourth natural disaster. The plot is also interesting. The setting probably borrowed from "This game is too real." It is a rare masterpiece among Tomatoes. There are no poisonous points, so old bookworms can enter the trap with confidence. Recommended, just watch it.

This book can be said to have shocked me. I originally thought it was just an ordinary behind-the-scenes story, but when I read the third volume and the beginning of the fourth volume, the amazing foreshadowing and the step-by-step complete world line really made me marvel at the author's writing power. It should be said to be a breath of fresh air for Tomato, at least in the same type of fourth natural disaster type. Yes, I In the past few days, I have known that this book has brought back my desire to read on Tomato. It may be that I am tired of reading books [laughing and crying]. All in all, at least the fourth volume and the first few volumes are not poisonous. Anyway, I can fully enjoy it. The character of the protagonist is not a virgin. She is slightly funny [laughing] and has a thoughtful mind. Please note that there is no female protagonist in this book. She is very imaginative and lives up to the five stars! (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, comment if you disagree ↓)

It's not bad, nothing bad about it, but it's also remarkable. One thing to say, the front is indeed not as attractive as the back. I started to find it interesting when the protagonist transformed into Hells. After all, players are still in the stage of exploration and survival. In comparison, the protagonist is more interesting. Then a lot of the content is posted and commented by players. Due to the limited number of players who are qualified to play the game, it is basically self-reported posts, with players praising, watching and questioning. This part is not as attractive to me as the alien world. The whole story is still in the initial stage and has not really developed yet. As the land development progresses and the settings are gradually improved and supplemented, it feels interesting. I am looking forward to the otherworldly style that will be shown in the future.

It's very interesting. The skill settings are hilarious. The plot is also very smooth and interesting. To be honest, I don't feel that too many roles for the protagonist affect the reading experience. It is much smoother than many books that only write about players. Does it have to be written according to the template for one genre? Another thing I like a lot is that the female characters in it are finally not the type who feel like it's a big deal when they're gone, or the type where the sky will fall and die if they meet someone who wants to have sex with her. I feel like my eyes have been cleansed. I keep playing the jokes about Nuanfeng Hot Spring, and I feel like I can't stop talking about them every sentence. It's so boring and boring, and after describing the misery of the people in it, doesn't it really feel awkward to make jokes like this? Of course, the more important thing is that everyone emphasizes it over and over again, giving people the feeling that all the characters in this article are ladybugs, and everyone is proud of ladybugs, which is a bit nauseating.

Now that I have finished reading the Crimson Tide chapter, the gift is the evil god, right? There is all kinds of flesh and blood, sacrifices, and pollution. The writing is good, the world view is large and attractive, the national culture and belief development in the different world are very interesting, the logic is smooth, and the multi-line development of the plot does not go astray, but there will inevitably be too much in the back and it will make reading tiring. However, due to setting reasons, the number of players has never increased. The battle basically requires one week to fill up with lives, and the resurrection CD lasts for one day. There is no quick teleportation, language barrier, skills with small power and side effects, and they are reckless when encountering difficulties. Upgrading is extremely slow. The protagonist is not awesome and paddling at the same time, and does not pay attention to what the players do. He plays mountain climbing and diving in his room and is passively upgraded. After the upgrade, should he be killed or not? , If you don't take the initiative to check the information and wait for others to ask, you can only lie. Your upgrade is of no use, and you can't recruit many players. There is not much support in fighting and city building, and there is not much research and development on system functions. There are no packages, no real-time maps, no chat channels, and no live broadcasts of photos and videos. The players are not good at the protagonist, the development of the sphere of influence is slow, and the development of the base is only scratched, and the fun is all based on the worship of the indigenous people. There is no rush to find the scepter of life and the body of the god. The protagonist has no goals, which is equivalent to the readers who have no goals. They will quit when they get tired of it. Finally, speak less pornographically, and mention less about making money and gambling in games. Although it is set by all LSPs, it is too frequent. Has the author forgotten that people in special industries are also oppressed? This kind of suffering doesn't need to be eliminated, right? Oh, this is another cool point, right? I'm sorry I didn't get it. Coupled with the setting of transmitting nudes, this article is not very pornographic or violent, but it is very obscene and obscene. This is a very good first book written like this. The shortcomings do not hide the good points. I will continue to see if there is any improvement in the future. The extra attack knocked me down, and I gained some insights.

It's really beautiful. A complete world view, a different world. I really can't imagine that I discovered this treasure book at night and read it all night long. I couldn't stop even if I wanted to. The settings are all interesting and have their own characteristics. They are not the same fourth-day disaster stories. The main character's purpose is to develop faith. There are two lines, one for the player, and the protagonist goes to the other side to develop and exchange information with each other through a place similar to the mission hall.

The subject matter is novel and eye-catching! However, in a second world game like this, there should be more interaction between the protagonist and the players, right? It's not good to write about the protagonist alone or the player alone. It's a bit disconnected and makes me feel like I'm reading two books. Finally Very well written, good luck to the author! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on Originally, this book had innovations and highlights, which was very good. But after watching it for so long, I see the score dropping bit by bit, which actually feels quite pity. I have summarized a few questions and would like to talk about them. Only expressing personal opinions, please don't comment if you don't like it. 1. There has never been a main line. If we say that missionary work is the main theme, it is too general. 2. The map is too big and activities are limited. This problem is difficult to solve. So far, there is no teleportation point or transportation. 3. Language barrier makes the game really difficult to play. Players don't know that this is a real world, but what's the point of game planning and setting language barriers? 4. Because the ratio between the game and reality is 1:1. I brought in the players myself. Except for the novelty and gifted skills of the second world at the beginning, there was no main line, no monsters, and no sense of accomplishment. It becomes boring after a long time. 5. If this is just an "internal beta", some defects and loopholes are inevitable. But there are dozens of them, and are they still only in "internal testing"? 6. There is also the problem of supporting characters. There are too many supporting characters besides the protagonist. The appearance, personality, nicknames, names, and skills are all difficult to match and cannot be remembered at all. It made my head buzz.

I'll go, it's really okay. It is different from other natural disaster novels. This book has its own special place. The world view is relatively large. Currently there is no contact with robots or other gods. The plot development feels a bit slow.

Praise the gift! Praise the author greatly! Coming from "The Foolish Plays of the Gods", I really immersed myself in reading it right away! Novels about the Fourth Disaster are the easiest to substitute, but also the easiest to abandon... But the story that happened on the waste planet made me want to stop. @ The author is really good at writing group portraits. Each character can have his own image instead of being labeled as a tool! From the initial trial and error of exploration to the war at the level of a large army, it is difficult to say that this is not a hearty imagination of a different world. I won't talk anymore, let me reflect on it first~π~ I also look forward to the author's new works continuing to hit the home page of Tomato, allowing me to swim in the ocean of imagination again! [Learned][Learned][Learned]

It is a very good novel. The author's writing style is good and his ideas are also very novel. The one Hex chose should have a clear idea, multi-threaded story development, and good description. It has three advantages, but the update speed is not good, and the wild brushing is too slow. It is unreasonable not to update dozens of chapters in a day. What I'm afraid of is that the author will be weak in the mid-term, unable to take advantage, and then collapse in the later stage, resulting in a bad ending. Or if you can't write anymore, you just give up, so I hope the author can develop steadily and promote the steady growth of a good and peaceful relationship between the author and the readers.

It's exciting, a little boring at first, but then it gradually attracted me. The protagonist transforms into Hells, the player meets a cannibal tribe, and there are all kinds of silly dialogues afterwards. I read the introduction and thought it was a serious novel, but as a result, the player performs all kinds of weird operations, emmm, and everything goes dark. Ah, it's really pretty! Why is the rating so low?

It's quite good-looking and suits my taste. I can also understand why the protagonist has more scenes in the early stage because he needs to develop. I just hope that the protagonist's scenes will be reduced later and the players' scenes will be increased. Cheers, author (ง•̀_•́)ง.

I didn't really want to read the name and introduction at first, but I saw it in the recommendation many times, so I tried to read it. The author's writing is really good, the plot is advanced layer by layer, and the rhythm is very comfortable. I was fascinated as I read it. Compared with other articles of the same type that I have read, I would like to rank it first. I spent an afternoon reading the latest chapter, and I look forward to subsequent updates.

It's very good to read, so don't be fooled by the fairy-level rating of this book. This book can be regarded as a slow-burn novel. The protagonist obtains the relics of his predecessors (sort of), develops faith, and has a relatively large world view. The fourth natural disaster is not revealed in the early stage, and it has the flavor of a tribal novel. But it's too short, and I still haven't finished reading it in one sitting, so the author hurriedly coded the words! The author is so weak that I cry to death. Is there any book friend who can recommend a blog post for me? (✧∇✧)

I originally thought that self-created (open) skills would be easy to write, but it is not easy for the author to achieve basic logical self-consistency. As far as personal reading experience is concerned, it is still far from a masterpiece, but it can still be regarded as a high-scoring work. The biggest highlight is the creation of an ideal game environment, where players rarely engage in intrigues or "kill people and grab monsters." It feels like going back to the time when I first started playing games, searching for guides, and forming a team to open up wasteland. This is rare in an increasingly "fast food" world.

It's a very good book, but the ending is a bit disappointing. The two real worlds are connected together due to the appearance of gifts, and due to the departure of gifts, they become parallel lines that do not intersect. However, memory has always become the only intersection between two different worlds. As the author said, life is always full of regrets, and so are stories.

It's rare to see a book with two storylines that are both good. I read one before that was almost the same, except that it was about farming. The author's writing is really good. At least I personally think this is the second book I found after reading the first one of The Fourth Natural Disaster that I found very good. In summary, it's hard not to love it.

Yes, the theme is new, and it is different from ordinary natural disasters. It is a completely blank sheet of paper at the beginning. Players are free to explore and build by themselves, and the game functions are triggered by themselves (Quote: The entire framework is actually built by the players. The protagonist Shen Ming, who has no planning wisdom, only plays the role of a game building platform). I still like to watch the player plots, using their own flawed abilities to shine and open up the map.

It's really good to watch. I'm almost done watching it. At first I thought there was only the third one. Then the first and second ones came out. It's really good and the world view is also very complete [shy][shy][adoration] It's really nice to see. Most of the things in the back are explained. The world view is complete and the origins of some historical figures in the city are explained. There are also the costs of skills. Several previous gods also have their own characteristics. In one sentence, they praise the gift. It is a gift to all living beings and all suffering is eliminated.

This is the most creative book about the fourth natural disaster that I have ever seen. It is really good to read. I downloaded it offline and finished it in two days. I have been storing it for three months, and I feel that the update is a bit slow, but overall I think it is worth 9.8 Praise the gift!

The setting is interesting, as most of the Fourth Catastrophic series are. If it's well written, I quite like it. The characterization was okay in the early stage, but plummeted in the later stage. The characters became stereotyped, without particularly rich emotions, and were not three-dimensional. It was like watching a bunch of puppet performances. The most important thing in a novel is actually the characterization of the characters. Whether it is a traditional novel or an online novel, if the characterization is not good, it is just an interesting read. There are too many authors of novels about plots and settings, and everyone is good at thinking about them, but not many are good at writing about people. There are too many yellow stems, and hot spring stems are enough once, and used every day, not only in hot springs, but also in teleportation. I don't know if it's for fun or to cater to some psychology, but I write like crazy in this regard. It's interesting in the early stage, but disgusting in the later stage. There is also the main plot, wandering here and there, and even if missionary is the main plot, I don't see much passion in it. The protagonist has gone through three years of painful experiences, and seems to have barely grown in the past three years since his return. So why did I write this earlier? It should be rated five stars in the early stage, three stars at most in the mid-term, and four stars overall.

It took me some time to read the whole novel. Overall, it is a good novel with a lot of twists and foreshadowings, but it is a pity that they are all accumulated in the later stages. After reading more than 150 chapters, I felt that the more I read, the more boring it became, and the overall impression plummeted. However, I felt that it would be a pity to abandon it, so I persisted and finished reading it. At about two or three hundred chapters, the number of players is less than a hundred, and it takes twenty-four hours to reunite. To be honest, it has nothing to do with the label of the Fourth Natural Disaster. It wasn't until the last volume, at the end of the plot, that CD-less resurrection was opened. I started watching it for the fourth natural disaster, but in the middle and late stages, I felt that the number of players was not reflected, and the recombination time was still limited. But overall, it's still good. Putting aside the subject matter, there are not many bad points in the whole text. Except for the protagonist's lack of presence, the player's lack of high-end combat power, and the final disconnect with Blue Star. In terms of plot, the more I write, the better. I dug a lot of pits and basically filled them in.

A very good book. It looks very uncomfortable after the protagonist and players have too many lines at the beginning. Personally, I still like to watch one line, otherwise it would be awkward to watch two lines and suddenly jump to the other one. But the author said it later and improved it. Good. Both the subject matter and the plot are fine. It's just a little bit of a flaw in the little details. But the book is still good

It's so cool. This is the best fourth natural disaster article. There must be no one. It's very hard-core and the logic is very clear. The writing is perfect and the last word is that it doesn't seem to be a way to go to kindergarten.

The first volume is very good (1-100), the author writes well, and the other fool's play is also good. At least I was bored in the middle and late stages of the play, about half of it (if it weren't for the protagonist cultivating gods, deceiving gods, etc., There is no such thing, and the players cannot pose a threat to the protagonist, and then the world view becomes fragmented, commonly known as a trap Baby, I can't give up. When I watch a fool's play, I like the tension and excitement at the beginning, and I also like to see the protagonist collapse in front of the deceitful god. But when the deception is replaced by fragmented deception, I feel like I can't stand it anymore. I still like the novel written by the author very much in my heart. Maybe one day I will get more boring and I will go back and finish it.)

I think this book is very good. It goes hand in hand. The protagonist adds believers and then the players open up wasteland. It is different from the traditional fourth natural disaster. There are many novel questions. You can think about it yourself.

First determine: a good book. The differentiated description of group portraits is skillful, the two-line narrative structure is solid, the skill arrangement and price are very reasonable, and it is full of laughter. The interactions between players and natives are also very creative. I read "I Have a World Tree" many years ago. The author must have been inspired after reading World Tree. The underlying logic of the creation should have been based on the setting method of World Tree - training players to obtain believers and faith values. But the specific stories are two completely different works.

It's good to read. To summarize, I'm watching The Second Moon now, and I've read about half of the book, which is about 350 chapters. It's good to read, and it's thoughtful. In the early stage, there was no unlimited resurrection of the Fourth Natural Disaster, and there were restrictions on skills. Many people were persuaded to quit. You'll know after reading it. It's very good to read, and it's not brainless. The code is much better than most of Tomato's fourth-day disasters. The background world view is very large, and there are even a lot of black technologies, such as micro-compression nuclear bombs and meteorological weapons, interstellar fortresses, spaceships, etc. There are many foreshadowings, the plot advances step by step and is reasonable, the overt and covert struggles between the various forces are well written, and the author's writing is also very good. But seeing that the ability of the fourth natural disaster has not been reflected at all, there is an extra person who can be infinitely resurrected. Halfway through the book, there are only a few hundred people, and the strength is still very weak, and the rules are also weak. The combat power is not supernormal like gods, and the expressiveness is at best. And there are many people who want to see the protagonist open other lines of the plot, because only writing The protagonist has the feeling of being a saint in front of others, but in the end, more than 100 chapters talk about cutting off the protagonist's role and directly becoming a tool. The only gathering to exchange information is to summarize the information for the readers. To summarize the book, there are some problems, relying on players to infiltrate, obtain intelligence, absorb slaves, gain faith, create great power, understand what gifts and darkness are, and what the conspiracy is. Finally, I want to say that this book is still very interesting, at least it deserves a rating of 9 points.

A very fresh perspective, using players to drive the protagonist, and using the protagonist to improve the players, will be a very novel and fun theme. It is a pity that as far as I can see, the overall plot line of the novel is not clear in the early stage, and the author's multi-angle descriptions are not well detailed. It feels like everyone is busy, but there is no advancement in the plot line. The protagonist's perspective is separated from the player's perspective. It feels like the protagonist walks one line and the player walks another line, without the protagonist's sense of participation in the plot. When it comes to the frozen girl as an NPC, my eyes lit up. Using this girl as a line can directly expand the plot of the main world's gift. How does her consciousness come in? She can do more things that players can't do. This girl directly enlarges the world line, but the author seems to have directly thrown her into the fortress and cut down her appearance. It was a foreshadowing for the later stage, and her identity was not used further. It is a pity. In my humble opinion, the focus should be on the protagonist as the system, and the player's activities are used to enhance the protagonist's abilities. Then the protagonist can hide among the players or participate in the player's activities more directly, giving the player a closer goal step by step, and at the same time slowly clarifying the protagonist's own main goal. This will give readers greater motivation to read. At the same time, use that girl to expand the world line with the main world, describe the influence and response of the gift on Blue Star, and use the gift world to feed back the main world when there is a problem in the main world. This may make better use of various plot lines.

It is very well written. This is the first time I have seen such a beautiful behind-the-scenes story. The world view is very complete, the setting is novel, there are almost no poisonous points, and there are no big problems with the characterization. The shortcoming is that the plot progress is a bit slow, but it is acceptable.