
The Invaders from Earth Intend to Rule This World
来自地球的入侵者要统治这个世界
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 549k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
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It has a feel that doesn't belong to Tomato (the author) 🤦 It's very well written, the world-building is very appealing, and the male lead's personality is without any glaring flaws, which is a real plus. Keep it up!
The writing flows smoothly as always, but a crisis is looming. (Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution) The setting of the second world is more interesting than I imagined. The game, the entry, the confrontation, and even the interpretation of the two worlds are more interesting than the plot in the world itself. The so-called players, kill leaders, and even skills don't really appeal to me.
I've been following this book for over a month now, and it's really good. I was initially drawn in by the title; at that time, it only had a 7.8 Rating and very few readers. The synopsis seemed a bit confusing, but I still clicked on it out of curiosity, and then I was captivated by the gripping plot.
Let me give my personal review. I've been following Sesame Seed for a long time; he's a very hardworking person. I've read his two previous books, and the stories are engaging and very distinctive, proving he's been researching and drawing inspiration from relevant themes. Now, let me point out the shortcomings.
This book is quite interesting. It's about a protagonist who can travel between the real world and a cyberpunk-like world, which is just the right amount of exciting, but it also has a brain to it, so it's not entirely just about pure enjoyment. It's immersive, you know? The kind where you can't tell which way is which after putting down your phone. What I mean is, it's very realistic, good, and I recommend it!
A particularly good book, Love Comes from Sunset Town.
It follows the same formula as the story of a time-traveling cyberpunk boss!! It's very well written, the only downside is that it's not finished!!
Hopefully, it can be updated to a normal conclusion like the one with the Iihachi series. [Bookmark]
A decent transmigration/crossover fantasy novel with very obvious strengths and weaknesses. Strengths: The author's initial concept is excellent. The "transmigration and conquest of another world" theme is explored in depth, carefully considering the systematic and comprehensive resistance the transmigrated civilization would mount, and the resulting social, cultural, and ethical impacts.
This book is quite good. It has a good balance between pacing and relaxation, unlike some lesser-known authors who stubbornly insist on writing turn-based games, constantly switching between reality and the second world. The plot is also enjoyable; it doesn't get you stuck in one map grinding for experience. The frequent map transitions are handled well and don't feel uncomfortable.