Infinite Game: I'm a Light Bulb from the Start

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the novice game scene is quite novel, but I found that Lin Shen's presence is too strong. From the very beginning, the heroine disappeared and the police mentioned his name. (I actually can't understand why we can only confirm that only he and the heroine are alive at the moment? Why only mention his name.) Then this man happened to meet the heroine in the hall and gave her a golf club. In fact, it is difficult for me to understand why a stranger gave something to the heroine for no reason and they did not know each other. Just because they are Chinese? Then he bumped into the scene where the heroine collapsed and cried. The sense of presence was really too high. Is he the hero?

Although it is an infinite series, the image of the heroine is quite realistic. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, either you have to rely on the male protagonist, or the female protagonist is the strongest and smartest in the world, and everyone else is just a background. Moreover, the important characters appearing are of all ages, and the characters and ways of doing things are also reasonable. The heroine has rich imagination and clear logic. The male protagonist is sensible and experienced. Although he plays less in the high-level game, he understands everything and makes decisive decisions. Captain Zhou has an upright character and protects his children, while Master Ma is both good and evil, and has two sides. The subject matter is very novel, and the story becomes more interesting as you read. I really want to know how the author will arrange Hua Guo and Blue Star in the long-term war between the human race and the Zerg race. Hope there will be more updates.

It's okay, the heroine is growing up slowly, and with some luck, it's not a big heroine story. . The heroine of this book has weaknesses and tempers, but they don't affect the overall situation. . . Regarding the pit at the beginning, I have a guess. The first few rounds of the first game are for screening dead soldiers or elites. . . These people may later be sent to the battlefield to fight with the enemy. As for how to do it, these people should think it is a game. For the sake of family, family, friendship and love, naturally they must be brave and resourceful to go back. If they win, they will naturally continue to the next trial. . . . Something. . . . There are also some speculations. I'm too lazy to type. I'll talk about them later when I think of them!

It looks great and feels like a very innovative theme. Although it is also a game theme, it just feels a bit different from others. I also like the heroine's character. Author, please give me the code [shy][shy][shy][shy]

Good news: The ideas are novel and the writing is good (so if you don't read the comment area for some minor bugs, you can continue reading) Bad news: The heroine is cautious in character and behaves recklessly; she gets angry and jealous in front of the hero, and is a bit spoiled (I only saw the heroine clear two games) Some places are controversial because the author wants to foreshadow the writing, and the wording is a bit biased, which can easily arouse criticism. For example, the heroine pays attention to the gender ratio of surviving players, and the God's perspective knows the final destination of surviving women. Maybe the author wrote this to express the heroine's sensitivity in certain aspects? But some depictions are prone to triggering gender debates.

It is one of the few stories about infinite game with a female protagonist. I think it is very well written and worth reading. The plot is not cliche. Although there are cheats, it is not exaggerated. The heroine has a strong and resilient character. All the preferential treatment is earned by the heroine. I feel sorry for the heroine. At the same time, I am happy for the heroine. She is just an ordinary person in such a difficult situation, but through her own efforts, she has benefited the people around her and her country. The heroine has a great pattern and is really outstanding [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] I don't know why the rating is so low. I suggest you read it later. The story becomes richer and the characters are more delicate. The heroine's character is slowly improving. It's really good to watch.

I feel that the subject matter is quite novel, and the heroine is indeed not a big heroine at the moment, but the plot is good, the development of events is arranged very reasonably, and the changes are not awkward. And it feels like it's not just an escape game, there are three lines, game, blue star, and interstellar. Does the author want to write a group portrait article, but except for the heroine and the hero, the other characters are not very distinct. It should be a long story, give it a good review, don't be a jerk.

Come and see (ಡωಡ) hiahiahia, the heroine is slowly becoming stronger. Thanks for the five-star review and cheers []~（￣▽￣）~* I've also read the negative reviews. Regarding the issues about the heroine's character and intelligence, you can go to the discussion circle and watch "Author's Airborne" when you have time. Maybe you can get answers. If you want to predict the plot, you can also watch "Author's Airborne". I usually put many chapters in my schedule in advance. If there is professional guidance, I will humbly modify the article. (Of course, as a non-professional, I may not be able to change well [cover face][cover face][cover face])

The heroine is a growth-oriented heroine. The heroine is not very likable, but I think it is quite real. At the beginning, the heroine is an ordinary female college student. When encountering supernatural things, she will tremble with fear, lose her temper, and want to escape. The valuable thing is that the heroine will calm down and think and act desperately. The heroine is not competitive and does not harm people without brains. She kills decisively but has a bottom line. She has no love brain and just wants to live to protect her parents. After reading Chapter 80 for the time being, I personally feel that the heroine's golden finger is not exaggerated or abrupt, but that she earned it through hard work. The technology gap between the interstellar and earth is hundreds of millions of points, and the earth has no chance of winning. I am very curious about how to counterattack in the later stage. This article is a good write-up of the Law of the Dark Forest, the interstellar's contemptuous play on backward civilization.

It's okay, but the heroine's character is unstable. I hope it will be better in the later stages. Come on!