Infinite Horror: Turns Out I'm an NPC

Quietly give yourself a five-star rating~

Although it's not finished yet, let's start with the review! 🌸🌸🌸 The author is great, and the writing is pretty good, but the emotional line of Gong and Shou is a little thicker. After confirming the relationship later, the focus is on the exploration of the players and the protection of Shou in the supernatural events again and again. Personally, I feel that the protagonist's role is slightly less hhhh… Read the following content carefully, it is some opinions, and it may also help some readers to avoid minefields: In fact, after reading the first two volumes and the count's dream, I did not read the second volume, because I suddenly discovered that although the author wrote from the perspective of Shou, there is nothing outstanding about Shou in the article. He is stupid and can easily be manipulated with intentional intentions. When people get close to each other, (maybe the author wanted to write the feeling of, "Although you are ordinary, a good person will still fall in love with you"), especially in the story with the count in the dream, Shou is being calculated from the beginning to the end... Even if Shou is in a parallel world, he still has the memory of his previous life. Why is he so... Silly and sweet? Shou was too weakened and marginalized, so I couldn't keep reading the rest of it. (I say this not to force the author to revise according to my opinion, but since this is a comment area, I will express my thoughts to save my life) Overall, the author's writing is great! The supernatural events are very imaginative! And I read in the chapter comment section that the author is still very perseverant in continuing to write even after the book was blocked for a period of time! Looking forward to the author's future performance! Looking forward to seeing you next time in the book! 🎆🎆🎆

Yes, it didn't fall into the cliche. I have seen many unlimited novels in which the protagonist is influenced by NPCs. But in the end, the protagonist's approach is to consciously help the player. The protagonist just traps a box of the NPC camp. In fact, what he does is still a player, whether it is investigation or investigation. When the time comes, it is obvious that the protagonist does not have the ability or the obligation to save the player. In the end, he still goes to save the player. The result is that he puts himself in a dangerous situation and then attacks to save the situation. Don't know what this setting does? The protagonist might as well have been a player in the first place. This novel is good. The protagonist Shou is an ordinary and somewhat clever person. He knows that there is danger but he cannot defeat it, so he runs away quickly. This is the thinking of a normal person. Rather than forcefully leaving the protagonist in a dangerous place for the sake of plot conflict like others. When the protagonist of this book feels danger, he will not ignore this feeling or think that he is overthinking, but will quickly leave the dangerous place. I have seen many other protagonists who clearly feel that the situation is wrong or that there may be danger. Under the conditions that can avoid this danger, the school does not choose to avoid the consequences but thinks that their feelings are wrong. Or I feel good about myself and directly go head-on. Then the protagonist is absolutely unbeatable and has to wait for rescue. The protagonist of this book will not stand on the side of the player to help the player because he knows that he and the player are from other worlds, nor will he think about leaving from the beginning to the end. Instead, he cherishes the people he loves. He is on Gong's side. While relying on Gong, he also trusts and protects him. He gives all his love to Gong. He will not be afraid with other players, plot against or even hurt Gong. Big cheers for the author!

Love it, love it~ The author's writing is so good~ Յ(¯¯Յ) Hehehe

It's very good. I like this kind of plot very much, because there are too few. The author is very good at writing, so I highly recommend this sweet love story between an NPC and an evil spirit. Maybe I will be with you even if I die.

Yes, the author must keep writing. To be honest, when I read the introduction, I thought they would never be separated once they got together, and then traveled through each dungeon. I thought they were going to the dungeon with their memories to be NPCs on vacation at home. But when I read the book, I found that the protagonist of every story will forget the other person. The most important thing is that it is parallel time and space. This may be a bit hard to accept, because I still like to read sweet love, because to be honest, the plot of this book is not good. It's particularly good, because I was watching the romance at the beginning, not the plot. I found that when I looked at the back, it was not what I thought. Maybe I didn't like it that much, because I don't know each world, and it's a parallel time and space. It's like there is a story in each volume. Maybe I don't like this kind of thing. I always thought that the two of them traveled together through various planes and worked as NPCs to do tasks together. Maybe this way the score will be higher.

(┯_┯), Author, how could you do this? Write about parallel worlds in the same article. I just reacted! This feels like being abandoned by a scumbag [crying]

Why do you see a sweet love story? The first thing I thought of was that the protagonist and his man were working on a thriller game for free, working all year round without pay, without even a little reward. How pitiful! A thriller game for capitalists!

Love it, love it, the author writes it so well! I like this setting very much, discover the treasure~

I really like this article. Teacher Ni, I must stick to it and stop updating [I'm about to cry] Before it was discontinued, I thought the teacher had abandoned the article, but the sudden update is really great, come on, teacher! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]