Reborn to Plagiarize Games: Nothing Feels Better Than Originality

This is how games should be made. If you want to play games, play games for me. Don't make that mess, let alone grind and chirp. The author knows a lot about games, so you can take a look [Chigua]

Finally, there are articles about original games (･∀･) Is there any difference between those who copy foreign games and those who prepare their own dry food for foreign countries to promote? The first half is pretty good. Only the first half deserves five stars. The second half loses focus a bit and focuses more on long speeches rather than game expressions. One point is deducted.

It's a rare novel that goes its own way, and it's a very good start. The game setting is rare Chinese characteristics, and the setting logic is also very reasonable. It just feels like 09-23 is a misplaced time and space. Although the author can use the setting to brush it off, the devil is hidden in the details. Here, many things are based on the completion of infrastructure construction. Railway prices have been reduced, telecommunications costs have been reduced, domestic clothing quality has increased and prices have decreased, and home appliances have been sent to the countryside. In the past two years, personal electronic products such as mobile phones and computers are still valuables. These are inseparable from the construction and improvement of national industries. But the author has done a good job, and reading is for this kind of creativity. I hope the author can stick to it.

A magical book that vividly depicts the chaos of the early Internet industry. It is patriotic and logical. Very few works can do this now. I suggest the author increase his efforts.

This article is a very high-level novel (in Eggplant). The plot is very clear, and there is an accurate main line and branch lines. The relationship between the character and the pig's feet is only a superior-subordinate relationship, and there is no poison or nt character. The games we make are not some Western games that promote our country's prestige, but games with a Chinese style that are remade using the features and gameplay of those games. Overall, awesome and recommended. [Sinister smile]

Normally I rarely comment after reading such a small number of words, but I can't help it. I've already read the latest chapter, so I can only blame the author for his incompetence. The five-star review is that this book is really well written. Although there are typos and some shortcomings (don't be too strict with free novels), but overall, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The novel is still very good. The story is interesting and refreshing. The main reason is that the author has a good intention. , Three views are correct, the writing style is also good, and the readers interact frequently, and they can accept different opinions with an open mind (some Tomato authors don't care what you say, as long as they have different opinions and give opinions, and say there is something wrong with the writing, they will give the readers a slap in the face, and some will scold the readers). Personally, the reading experience is good. I hope that those who are interested in this book can be more patient and read it. I also hope that the author can write this book well as always, but don't start high, collapse in the middle, and end badly (many Tomato books have this problem). Finally, I would like to make an opinion that is not an opinion. Personally, I feel that there are too few emotional scenes (basically none at all so far). I can accept single female protagonists and multiple female protagonists. As long as the characters are well designed and not bloody, I will be ok with any number of female protagonists you write. However, the emotional scenes are indeed very The weakness of many authors is that if the author is lacking in writing skills, it is okay not to write emotional scenes. In short, if it is written as it is now, it will be a good novel if it is maintained. If good emotional scenes can be added, the readability will be even higher. I'm not a reader who likes to read chapter by chapter. I like to read together to gain weight, so I will read it again after a while. I hope the author will write better and better, and don't give me a chance to change the rating [laughter]

One of the pain points of original games is that the praise is not enough or the praise is too embarrassing. The author has grasped this aspect very well. The protagonist's thoughts are very red, and this is the first novel I've seen that combines the color red with game design. Give me full marks without fear of pride. Update soon!

This is the best game writing I've seen in recent years. The biggest feature of this novel is that it does not write about games that exist in the real world. To be more precise, the protagonist will not copy other people's games, because there are still games like StarCraft in this world. The protagonist is not a copycat. His games are all original or adapted by the author, and they indeed reflect Chinese culture. Unlike the protagonist in some game articles, who copied Korean games, American games, British games, and French games. They are still talking about "carrying forward the country's glory" and carrying forward China's excellent traditional culture.

There are very few good original works. Although the author did include some private goods, it is overall pretty good. First of all, this is at least original. Like other novels, for example, they directly copy games from other countries and slap them in the face. To be honest, it makes me feel quite abstract and inexplicably Korean. For example, copy Sekiro and then slap Japan in the novel world in the face. To be honest, I don't know what to think. The same goes for the old Americans who copied Big Pineapple Monster to slap the world of novels in the face.

Very well written! There is a lot of professionalism related to game production, and even a layman like me can read it with gusto. I feel that this book is too talented to be placed in foreign countries.