The Government Says the Game Is Coming
官方说，游戏要降临了
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I quite liked it, and I could accept the so-called flaws, considering the protagonist's significant real-world debuffs. Also, given the endless leveling system in the online game, be prepared that the protagonist's leveling in the game world leans towards deeper understanding rather than numerical inflation.
I think it's fantastic. The characters in this book feel very well-developed. The one who impressed me the most was Yu Buzhe, a minor villain who only appeared in a few chapters and was killed by the protagonist. But after the protagonist read his diary and developed the character of his senior sister, I felt that this character came alive (of course, what he did was wrong, and he deserved to be…
It's good, the rating is too low, I'll give it my support. The first part of the book is above average for an online game novel, but the real highlight is the later part with the secret realms. The nature of the dungeons is somewhat similar to the infinite flow genre, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the foreshadowing and plot connections between different parts are amazing.
Is there really a female lead? Don't tell me the younger sister is the female lead. This story involves a female lead who seems to be making empty promises and engaging in fraud. Then, a girl who appears to be the female lead suddenly appears, but the male lead, suffering from a meteorite-like illness, doesn't want anyone. Can this really have a female lead? I'm asking you, if there's a female main character, but she's unrelated to the protagonist, does that count as having a female lead?
It's incredibly good; a true gem among game-related novels. Some might find some flaws in the content, but I think they outweigh the merits. The writing is also quite realistic, capturing the essence of everyday life.
I don't know why the rating is so low. I really enjoyed this book. The characters are also very well-developed. Sigh, this story arc is too long. It feels like even the author doesn't know how to continue. They're just forcing a story with a 100-year time span. It's getting increasingly bland.
Although I don't know why it has such a low rating, this book is quite enjoyable to read if you savor it; some of the major events are long and worth reading. I hope that friends who see this review will check out this book.
The game blends reality and fantasy well, and the characters are vivid and relatable. Keep up the good work, author!
I've read dozens of chapters so far, and I feel like every word is precious and makes me want to read it carefully. (✍️^◡^) I hope the author can continue like this, and please don't let me lose interest when I see the latest chapter. It's clear the author puts their heart into writing, keep it up!
There's nothing wrong with this book. I think it's pretty good. I hope the author updates it more often and tries to get it to around 2,000 chapters. I like books with many chapters; a good book needs many chapters to be satisfying.