A Game I Can't Win, So I'll Steal Its Rules

It took me about two hours to read the current chapter, and I would like to express my opinion: the plot is very attractive, and I can't help but fall into it. The plot is well connected and divided, and some scene descriptions are very graphic, especially the scenes in the toilet mirror, which are full of graphic and the character settings are also quite interesting Yes, there are a lot of pitfalls and foreshadowing, and the writing is quite good in my opinion. I highly recommend reading it, and I hope the author can continue writing. In addition, there are many questions about Chen Shi, and each one makes me want to know the plot behind it, so the author hurriedly updates [smile][smile]

Personally, I suggest placing cobalt bombs all over the world. If something goes wrong, just play a wave of Luoji threat "game". Because both the "subspace" where Blood City is located and the "game" that controls everything behind it are obviously extremely harmful to human beings. But both are inseparable from the foundation of human beings. The landscape and monster characteristics of Blood City are very consistent with human cognition, rather than a "correct" situation like Cthulhu. Therefore, existences such as the Blood City are likely to be the common spiritual world of mankind. Therefore, once human beings become extinct, not only will they die, but they will also lose their spiritual support and be severely damaged. Although its power is chaotic and evil, it can also be tested to see if there are other intelligences besides "games", which will be beneficial to exploring the nature of "games". For "games" it seems to have great power but still has flaws. It is that the "game" cannot create a theocratic country or a cult to raise humans and eliminate official resistance forces, let alone deal with Blood City. It can be seen that its impact on reality may not be able to have any impact at all or is extremely limited - it may be limited to teleporting people to subspace. It also does not have much influence on the "subspace" where Blood City is located, because the environment it creates is more "gentle" than Blood City. This is undoubtedly completely inconsistent with the blood city environment. Combined with the rules for players to obtain the guide copy, it can be seen that it is trying to erode the authority of the "subspace" through the hands of players. It must be intelligent to act with such purpose, and therefore it must not want human beings to become extinct. This means that "the game" is an enemy that can be traded. This is a huge advantage. At the same time, scientific and technological development must be stepped up. When colonies can be established on alien planets, experiments can be conducted to determine whether there is a "subspace" in outer space, whether the landscape of the subspace conforms to the colonial style, and how many talents can build a blood city. Will the number of people affect the efficiency of blood city construction, etc. This plays a vital role in studying the nature of "subspace" and games. It will determine the future of mankind and lay the foundation for possible subsequent strategic counterattacks.

Very well written, keep it up first.