As a War God, I Can Just Summon Players If I Can't Win
作为战神，打不过直接召唤玩家
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- The Players Did It. What Does It Have to Do with Me, the God of War?玩家干的，关我战争之神什么事Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
I read all kinds of novels, and lately I've really been into fourth natural disaster stories, especially ones centered on players. But the only one I thought was any good was My Players Have Gone on a Killing Spree, by I'm the Chosen One. The others have been pretty average. Please recommend something new! Don't hold back your favorites. Bring out the books you've been saving for a rainy day!
I've Been Enjoying Stories That Travel Through the Myriad Worlds, but Can't Find Any Good Ones
Any stories that start in the world of Jin Yong, then move on to Uncle Nine, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, xianxia, and the primordial wilderness?
I Spend More Time Looking for Books Than Reading Them. Help Me Out, Anything Good Will Do
No Book Desperation Emperor: Under 3,000 Hours, Keep Out
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Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Any Books That Get More Addictive the More You Read?
Picky Old Bookworms, Gather Here
The more books I read, the fewer I can stick with. What plot points or setups make you drop a book in one second?
Why Is It So Hard to Find a Fourth Calamity Novel?
Looking for a Fourth Calamity novel with no romance. After reading "No Matter What, I’ll Face the Future" and "NPCs, Don’t Be Afraid, I’m a Good Person", I really want more books in the same vein.
The Myriad Worlds: The Protagonist Transmigrates to Different Worlds
The protagonist transmigrates into the worlds of various novels or movies.
Players from Another World Go on a Rampage and Terrify Their Enemies, Pure Power Fantasy, No Romance
Gender Transformation + Behind-the-Scenes Scheming
I'm looking for books like I'm Your Love Rival, Not Your Wife! (I'm Definitely Not a Yandere).
A Cheat That Can Modify Anything: Urban and Fantasy Wish-Fulfillment
Looking for books like "The System Told to Get Lost at the Start Turns Evil and Becomes a Cracked Version". I'm looking for similar novels where the System is a lovesick simp, or where the System was already cracked from the start.
A Story About Leading the World's Factions to Attack Other Worlds and Help Their Own World Advance
There Haven't Been Any Top-Tier Divine Faith Novels Lately. Disagree? Come Debate Me →_→
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Please, I Need Fourth-Dimensional Disaster Novels! Help Me Out, Guys!!!
The protagonist has to be handsome!!! As handsome as all you Ekin Chens out there.
Ocean, Elevator, Space... Any Kind of Survival Story Is Fine
Group Transmigration and Collective Survival Stories, Not Solo Survival
An entire neighborhood, city, or apartment building transmigrates to another world. I don’t want the kind where everyone transmigrates individually and has to survive on their own.
Any Books That Grab You From the First Glance? I'm Out of Things to Read Lately
Xuanhuan, fantasy, and imaginative stories.
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Take this seriously, please! I want a protagonist with a decent IQ. Enough with the ridiculous, blind hype!
Are There Any Books With a Protagonist Who Is a Deity? A God From the Start, Nothing Else!!
Are there stories where the protagonist is a god? They should be a god from the start, not someone who gradually becomes one. I want a god with an air of detachment, before whom all beings are equal. For example, in their eyes, people and ants, or anything else, are all the same, with no distinction of status or worth.
System and Fourth-Dimensional Disasters
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Some good books received low scores, and the author's ideas were quite good, with a refreshing feel to them. However, there was a slight sense of patchwork, which isn't a major problem. It might actually be more suitable for readers who enjoy a variety of genres of miscellaneous books. Perhaps the issue is that there aren't enough exciting moments?
I have a suggestion: the protagonist could share the quest system with other human gods. For example, if the village of the God of Life is overrun with wild boars, the villagers report it to the temple, the priest gets an exclamation mark above his head, and the player can accept the quest. For instance, ten wild boars could yield 1000 catties of grain and 10 points of divine power.
It's a pretty good disaster-themed story. The players retain a few moral boundaries, and despite the chaos, they are kind. I dislike protagonists who relentlessly exploit players; the current sense of presence seems quite suitable. However, the problem is the lack of a stable direction.
It's really good, this book is really good, but could the author please write more about the two chapters about the strange rules in the dungeon? I felt like I didn't have enough after reading those two chapters, and I still want to read more about the strange rules in the dungeon.
After reading the beginning, I felt the protagonist had reached a dead end. The gods in the novel's world are less like traditional Western fantasy deities and more like representatives of class interests related to their divine duties. For example, the Goddess of Life's duty is life itself, and the fastest way to create life is through cultivation; therefore, the Goddess of Life naturally…
You're right, but *God of War: Honor* is an open-world game developed by Ares Inc., Featuring a fully realistic physics engine. The story takes place in a fantasy world called the "Chosen World," where those chosen by the God of War are called "Chosen Ones," drawing upon the God of War's power.
Imagine a player getting stuck online while playing, and then another player checking on them finds they've died—it's hilarious.
How strange, over 600,000 words! The content is good, the writing is decent. The plot is fresh, and there aren't any particularly awkward parts! I haven't seen many negative reviews either. Only a 7 out of 10. And so few people are commenting. That's outrageous. The system even indicated the name of an extraterritorial battlefield. It's obvious there's going to be a war.
It's very well-written, and quite enjoyable to read; it really does resemble a large group of gamers having fun.
Although there is no main storyline, it is lighthearted and funny. To be honest, it confused me.