Emperor of Shu: From the Start, I Have Billions of Players!
蜀皇开局：我有亿万玩家！
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- Completed
- Length
- 468k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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I Want Player-as-Fourth-Disaster Stories, Not Black-Slave Stories About Exploiting Players
So many novels tagged as 'fourth disaster' are actually infrastructure-building stories where the players are the author's protagonist's slaves. One line about how 'realistic and lifelike' it is, and the players become completely devoted. They're playing a game, so why are they still hauling bricks and doing manual labor to build houses and roads for someone else in the game?
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Nothing where you can bring things from the game into reality. At most, it can slightly improve the protagonist's physical fitness in real life. Nothing too over-the-top.
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A Novel in Which the Protagonist Summons the Fourth Natural Disaster
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Novels Where Players from Earth Are Summoned, Then Think It's a Game
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Stellaris, With the Players as the Protagonists, Fourth-Dimensional Calamity, No Summoning Stories
Looking for books like Starsea Conquest: Am I the Only One Who Chose to Ascend as a Disaster?
Looking for Player-Centric Stories, Like Fourth-Disaster Novels
The protagonist is bound to a System and summons players to another world to help him conquer new territory. The players are hilarious idiots. Thanks in advance, you experts!
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The idea is good. How to control so many players in the later stage is a big problem. After all, if the base is large, anything can go against the sky, and if there are more people, big guilds and big groups can become kings and emperors. The only way I can think of is that the protagonist has GM permissions.
It's pretty good, but the only drawback is that the player will change his body after death. If it is to avoid being demoted, some of the protagonist's actions are not very "smart". It just looked uncomfortable. Finally, I hope the author can grasp the balance between "reality" and "in the game" [Thinking][Thinking]
It's interesting, but don't players need to eat? It's okay now, but when there are more players, the production capacity will not be enough, right?
Overall, it's not bad, but some measures that can have an impact on reality must be taken, otherwise it will be difficult to make things right in the future. After all, the punishment of using people for experiments shows that the game official can cause harm to players to a certain extent. It is difficult for people to leave their health or life and death to others just to play the game. Just relying on the feelings and bonds with the NPCs in the game, not to mention that many people are not that deep in love, it is said that new players will be very cautious to join. So it has to be realistic and attractive. For example, if you use sleep time to play this game, even for 8 hours, it is equivalent to extending a person's life by 1/3. This is already true. In addition, can disabled people have a healthy body in the past? Can researchers whose thinking slows down in old age restore their youthful thinking? After all, entering the game will not create an aging or disabled body for you, right?
It would be perfect if the game could be realized. After all, what interests ordinary players is money. If the rewards for meritorious service in the game can be realized, it can attract more people.
That's one of the smoother player stories I've ever read. The characters are quite fleshed out, but is the progress going too fast? According to the protagonist's current configuration, it is actually no problem to conquer the world directly. Blood droplets, an army of undead players, and food economic reform. Although the current description is that Zhou is still far stronger than Shu, I feel that the plot does not reflect it. The protagonist's current strength seems to be comparable.
The ending was a little sudden, but it was reasonable. The whole book is still very interesting, with a sense of combining brainless fun with Machiavellian tactics. Some plots are not very obscure and very clear. Anyway, it's all over with flowers [laughs]
Very interesting, looking forward to the follow-up drama
Flesh and blood, very real
A very interesting ancient fictional fourth natural disaster novel, the plot is not procrastinating and interesting. Come on, author!