Interstellar Game: Players Beg Me for Updates

Not bad, quite novel. Just don't make the male protagonist so annoying. Gu Ye is very good. Oh, no! I changed my mind. This plot is really cliché. You even steal the female protagonist's mental power to restore the male protagonist, and just give it back to the male protagonist? Nothing. Does the author like to torture the heroine? This is so disgusting. As mentioned above, if the male protagonist is Lone Ye, maybe the rating can be as high as eight. Don't make the male protagonist so annoying. If you can't write about the male protagonist, don't write about the male protagonist. Why am I so angry? Really. I thought I had found a good novel. It's so frustrating to watch.

Nice! I just like watching this kind of pure production game! Make a career! Although the content seems to have CP, I still hope to continue to focus on producing game content and look forward to the future.

It's pretty good. It's a non-female novel, and it falls into the category of equality between men and women, that is, "the author thinks she's equal." But it's understandable considering that the novel has been published for several years. As for game production, the later games become more interesting. The two games that left a deep impression on me are Creation Planet and Exploring History. If I remember correctly, these two games have no major drawbacks, so they are highly recommended. Overall, I would give it 3.5 Or 4 stars to encourage it. I hope the author will write better and better in the future. After reading it again, it turned out that it was completed in August 2023, which doesn't count as a few years ago. However, what kind of mood did the author, a contemporary person, have when he wrote the part of "Tiger and Rabbit" (the greasy online romance between supporting characters)...? Well, anyway, my opinion is that someone with strong resistance to poison, at least, doesn't have the part that makes me want to scold the author after reading it...

I'm almost finished reading it. I usually finish reading it, so I don't understand much about the cp-changing controversy mentioned in the comment section [Sending Hearts]. Overall, it's still watchable, and there's no big difference in logic. Except for the one where Jane doesn't quite understand why he suddenly wanted a black heroine later on, the rest is quite logical. The game is not mechanically copied and will still take into account the differences in interstellar, but many details can be optimized. For example, the part in the horror game doesn't really feel too scary (maybe it's because I've read a lot of horror novels before). There is also martial arts. In fact, I am looking forward to the expansion of some martial arts outside the game, such as internal force qigong and the like. You can really find the way of qi and activate acupuncture points to temporarily replicate some moves in reality (because some moves are designed based on the human body structure, they can strengthen people's bodies and greatly increase their strength). There is also the fugue in the dating game, which I think is quite good, but I think it is a bit fragmented and incomplete. I personally suggest that when players are curious about ancient history, we can make a game to popularize the history of the earth. There is also no pain and I really don't understand why? Wouldn't it be better to let people feel the pain to experience the authenticity of the game? It can make the player adjust the pain level by himself. Then there's the Magic Academy, which I haven't finished watching yet. The reason why the heroine is a one-line game is that players can't understand the grand background. Isn't this very simple? Find a partner to write some novels about the magical world first, then find a few stars to make a few movies (similar to Harry Potter) so that players can fully understand and build momentum, and then make an open world. Another point is that if the author wants to write an interstellar novel, he must understand that the interstellar novel is composed of many galaxies. With our current technological development, the earth has a population of more than 7 billion. Considering the different ecological environment of each planet, we can reduce it by half to more than 3 billion per capita. With so many planets, are there so few people playing games? When you are a newcomer, you say you are not well-known at the beginning, but when you get to the martial arts level, you can draw 999 to measure your pressure? When applying to the Magic Academy, is one hundred thousand considered a lot? I always feel that I am still writing about interstellar in a modern civilization, which is a bit petty. There are still some bits and pieces of ideas that I have read before that I can't think of at the moment. Now, if you have other ideas, we can discuss them together [Sending my heart] I thought about it for a while. In fact, it's one thing to make a science game or not. What I regret is that the author wanted to rectify the names of these people and promote Chinese culture, but then only wrote about a few people who wanted to collect the fragments after playing the game, which did not stimulate their curiosity. Even if the follow-up article sparked some discussion and provided more perspectives for professors who study ancient history, it improved the research in this research direction. I always feel that the author wanted to write but didn't finish it.

It's okay. After reading Chapter 204, there are some poisonous points. The overall problem is not too big and there are a lot of jokes. I hope I can keep writing. I have never paid much attention to the issue of whether there is CP, but the content of the love line is difficult to describe. Now it seems that the author has eliminated the existence of Yi in the love line. There was also a character who played the role of a villain in the book, which was too abrupt. I could barely understand the second-place character, but later on he was cleared up and became a hard-working character. But I thought Jian Xingchen was cleansed in that 5V5 battle, but now he feels like he has lost his mind when he goes to the MMO game deletion test. Although the reason is clearly written, it is difficult to imagine his mental state when he leads fans to hack the studio because of a title. Although there are many faults in this review, this article has been updated to 204 chapters, among which these faults account for a relatively small number. Come on, author!

It's quite interesting. To be honest, I saw a male protagonist in the introduction at the beginning, and I was always worried that the plot would become a "spoiled wife" in the follow-up. However, after reading the whole book, I realized that I didn't see many emotional lines, and Gu Ye's character design is also very good. This kind of plot that seems to have cp but also seems to have no cp really shocked me! This is a novel that is suitable for both readers without CP literature and readers with CP literature. It is indeed career-focused. All in all, I like it very much!

It looks good, but not enough. If I really want to praise you, I can only say: "The great hero, Li Bai, Tang Bohu, Du Fu and Rabindranath Tagore, who read this article, will definitely be defeated and shameless to see others when they are still alive. My admiration for you is like the endless river."

The introduction says there is CP. In fact, I feel that CP is one-way. There is no emotional line in the article. A few simple sentences bring out the emotional fluctuations of the man. It is more about game production. The game is not directly copied or just like a Chinese horror game. I have read so many game makers. This book is not bad. At least it is not the beginning of a horror game. There are no logical errors. Even the game chapters are relatively fast and sloppy. Unlike some literary chapters, which are long and impatient to read. The ending is quite sudden. I recommend it.

It's very good. There are many types of games, and they are step-by-step. It does not present StarCraft players with a world that they have no concept of at the beginning. The background setting is not a cookie-cutter cultural fault. It is more convenient for the heroine to promote Chinese culture. It is very good in terms of making games. I like [Adoration] There is almost no emotional line, and there is no extra story, so sad [almost crying]

Lightning protection! The ending is a bit rushed, and it feels like it's over when the protagonist hits the mini-boss, but the whole story is logically complete. A refreshing article that is easy to read and can be read when you are bored or short of books.