Beat Every Anomaly Until It Stops Showing Up

It's not the same old formula. Other weird games usually start with the Xia and Long kingdoms losing for years, but this one is different. It's not about winning everything, but at least there are wins and losses. 🍉

Well, to be honest, anyone wanting to read this book should start with Chapter Six. Chapter Six is probably the worst part, right? The reason I gave it four stars is that the protagonist's country finally doesn't have to rely on him to save the day anymore.

Why is the score so low? I think it's quite good. It's not too long, a short to medium length story. The comments aren't cluttered with unnecessary plot points. There aren't any complicated relatives or powerful figures in real life, and the boss isn't some brain-dead, back-door-getter type. It's just a simple game of playing through the eerie world, and then playing through the eerie world again. It's rare to find an eerie invasion story that focuses on plot without padding the word count.

If we can withstand those waves of poison, this book is still pretty good.

If you see the so-called "toxic points," there's no problem reading a couple more lines. The official stance is indeed unpleasant, but it's also quite reasonable. You can't bring big guns into the game; you can only bring mini guns like pistols. The official explanation is that not giving the protagonist rifles to play with in reality, but allowing him to freely use pistols, is a concession. After all, the protagonist hasn't received any military or police training.

The premise is fresh, and the plot is decent; it's worth watching.

It's pretty good; I finished watching it once it was over.

Keep it up, author! 👀

Sure, that's fun! 😏😄 [Full]

Good book, author, keep it up!