The Ascension Ladder Forged by Players

First of all, I have to say that I feel that this book is a bit professional. It feels pretty good. The subject is the Fourth Natural Disaster. The first batch of five people were transformed into reality through games, and then they started to study in other countries. I just finished reading the latest 33 chapters. I feel that the explanation is very attentive and professional. Secondly, the point that needs to be cleared is that this book is the Fourth Natural Disaster, but it is not a "game", and it clearly tells the players that this is another world, which is what I don't like very much. Finally, this book is, um... How should I put it? I can't describe the feeling, it's not a positive feeling. I didn't want to read it after reading it, and it was a bit boring to listen to the book. The only thing I remember now is the protagonist Lane and National Research, maybe because of the latest chapter? To add, our protagonist's name is Ryan. Is he suffering from fetal transmutation? The protagonist complained a bit when I saw the sentence "If you are a man, come on to me head-on", otherwise I would still not be sure who the protagonist is. The second point to add is that it is a bit long-winded.

The dividing line is the dividing line. If you add a sentence after this, it will seriously affect the listening experience.