Warren accidentally transmigrates into the massive game world he helped develop. Eager to enjoy the long-dreamed-of retirement he wants as soon as possible, he decides to give this threatened game world a little shock by speedrunning it.
“If Heaven gave me one more chance, I’d never run against my brother for the family inheritance. He humiliated me, and for the rest of my life I had to live in his shadow.”
So said Brady, the “Shame of the Knights,” in an interview.
“If I could go back to that day, I’d definitely refuse to make that deal with the devil Warren. He left me with nothing to strive for in the rest of my life.”
From *Memoirs of My Career as a Prison Warden*
“The best thing our Church ever did was elevate Warren to the status of Pope. Compared to him, the rest of us bishops look like children playing house.”
From *Memoirs of a Scarlet Archbishop of the Destroyed Church*
“Mr. Warren, do you have anything to say in response to their statements?”
Facing the reporter’s questions, Warren wept copiously on camera.
“They’re slandering me!”
“I just want to retire early. Is that so wrong?!”
Fire tongs Liu Ming.
A funny and refreshing article about traveling through the game world. The protagonist travels through time as a game developer. Although he knows everything well, he does not completely regard other people as NPCs. The game world is a real world derived from the game, and the protagonist adapts well to his new identity.
The protagonist's purpose is clear and practical, and the main plot of the whole story is solid.
As a game developer, the protagonist has intelligence advantages and knows some game "BUGs" or backdoors, and can always perform some cool operations, which are both exciting and novel.
It's pretty good, the writing is readable, there are a lot of laughs, and there are few unreasonable things, but as a planner, does the protagonist really not consider adding some cheats or something? Except for the fact that there are a lot of girls around the protagonist (3 in Chapter 70! There is also an orc!) Everything is fine.
It's very nice, but I feel it's a bit more like Xixi's style. But he is not a card maker, but a more "normal" knight. But it's still quite interesting regardless of being a human being.
Reading a few chapters will make you smile after a tiring day. I give full marks. Come on~
Wear the game, engage in scientific research, chaos and order, and give NPC a little bit of developer shock. The content of the article is natural and smooth, humorous, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. There are no deductions and it deserves a five-star rating.
Did the author refer to "Please Don't Fire Me?"
It feels similar to Xixi's book
Very good book, makes my positive reviews spin
Why are there so few people? Traditional current limit or other reasons? 200,000 Words are read by less than 10,000 people? Or is it that the Western fantasy genre itself has a very small audience? Another new book in the Western fantasy genre seems to be in the same situation.
The more I look at it, the more familiar it seems. There are few knight lessons, and the underworld is called a cult sacrifice.
I personally think that the concept and plot of this book are relatively novel, and I also like the protagonist's personality😍 (I haven't read many novels, so this is all I want to say.)
No poison! The plot is so entertaining! 100% Recommended!
Please, please add another chapter, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent
Fire tongs Liu Ming. A funny and refreshing article about traveling through the game world. The protagonist travels through time as a game developer. Although he knows everything well, he does not completely regard other people as NPCs. The game world is a real world derived from the game, and the protagonist adapts well to his new identity. The protagonist's purpose is clear and practical, and the main plot of the whole story is solid. As a game developer, the protagonist has intelligence advantages and knows some game "BUGs" or backdoors, and can always perform some cool operations, which are both exciting and novel.
It's pretty good, the writing is readable, there are a lot of laughs, and there are few unreasonable things, but as a planner, does the protagonist really not consider adding some cheats or something? Except for the fact that there are a lot of girls around the protagonist (3 in Chapter 70! There is also an orc!) Everything is fine.
It's very nice, but I feel it's a bit more like Xixi's style. But he is not a card maker, but a more "normal" knight. But it's still quite interesting regardless of being a human being. Reading a few chapters will make you smile after a tiring day. I give full marks. Come on~
Wear the game, engage in scientific research, chaos and order, and give NPC a little bit of developer shock. The content of the article is natural and smooth, humorous, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. There are no deductions and it deserves a five-star rating.
Did the author refer to "Please Don't Fire Me?" It feels similar to Xixi's book
Very good book, makes my positive reviews spin Why are there so few people? Traditional current limit or other reasons? 200,000 Words are read by less than 10,000 people? Or is it that the Western fantasy genre itself has a very small audience? Another new book in the Western fantasy genre seems to be in the same situation.
The more I look at it, the more familiar it seems. There are few knight lessons, and the underworld is called a cult sacrifice.
I personally think that the concept and plot of this book are relatively novel, and I also like the protagonist's personality😍 (I haven't read many novels, so this is all I want to say.)
No poison! The plot is so entertaining! 100% Recommended!
Please, please add another chapter, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent, so urgent