
I Transmigrated to Another World and Lead the Fourth Calamity to Conquer It
穿越异界,带领第四天灾统领世界
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Explore more →Gender Transformation + Behind-the-Scenes Scheming
I'm looking for books like I'm Your Love Rival, Not Your Wife! (I'm Definitely Not a Yandere).
I Want Player-as-Fourth-Disaster Stories, Not Black-Slave Stories About Exploiting Players
So many novels tagged as 'fourth disaster' are actually infrastructure-building stories where the players are the author's protagonist's slaves. One line about how 'realistic and lifelike' it is, and the players become completely devoted. They're playing a game, so why are they still hauling bricks and doing manual labor to build houses and roads for someone else in the game?
Share All Your Best Online Gaming Novels, Please!
Any kind of online game story is fine. The more, the better.
A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
I read all kinds of novels, and lately I've really been into fourth natural disaster stories, especially ones centered on players. But the only one I thought was any good was My Players Have Gone on a Killing Spree, by I'm the Chosen One. The others have been pretty average. Please recommend something new! Don't hold back your favorites. Bring out the books you've been saving for a rainy day!
A Weak Protagonist with Powerful Subordinates
A Red Flame Sweeps Across Another World
Brothers and sisters, are there any books where a spark becomes a wildfire that sweeps across other realms, with faith spreading throughout the starry sky?
Looking for Fourth-Dimensional Disaster Novels with Smart Characters. Nothing Too Over-the-Top!
Take this seriously, please! I want a protagonist with a decent IQ. Enough with the ridiculous, blind hype!
Fourth-Disaster Stories: I Don't Want a Story About One Person, I Want a Whole Group of Goofballs
Novels About Summoning, Rated 9.8
Please share your advice.
Novels Where Players from Earth Are Summoned, Then Think It's a Game
This System can summon players from Earth to the Host's world to help the Host strengthen their sect and improve their own power.
A Novel Where Players Get Beta Access in Waves, and the Beta Game Is a Real World
The Fourth Catastrophe!
I want to read books similar to The Sect Was Slaughtered, So She Summoned Players to Brutally Overrun the Cultivation World. I have recently become obsessed with the Fourth Calamity. Are there any highly rated Fourth Calamity novels?
The Protagonist Is a Plant, Such as a Vine or Mushroom, in an Apocalypse, Spirit-Energy, Ordinary, or Other Setting
Non-shapeshifters, antagonists or neutral characters toward humans, great villains or people who just enjoy the chaos
The Protagonist Creates a World, Then Puts Players Inside to Build It Themselves
Preferably no female lead, something like I Created the World.
Kids, It's a Fourth-Dimensional Disaster Story. We're Saved
Player, Fourth Calamity Fan Fiction!
Looking for books similar to The Fourth Catastrophe, but in the World of Detective Conan. Fanfiction from Detective Conan, Jujutsu Kaisen, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Demon Slayer, Genshin Impact, and so on is all welcome!
Please, I Need Fourth-Dimensional Disaster Novels! Help Me Out, Guys!!!
The protagonist has to be handsome!!! As handsome as all you Ekin Chens out there.
Looking for Recommendations of Wenxuan Fics
System and Fourth-Dimensional Disasters
Looking for Novels About the Fourth Calamity, Meaning Players Who Arrive in Other Worlds
The protagonist arrives at, or encounters, a place or divine realm where they can create worlds and gain power through people in the real world.
Looking for Fourth-Dimensional Disaster and Player-Character Novels
Stories about making games and summoning players.
Fourth Calamity: Focuses on the Players, Has a Romance, and the Protagonist Is a Tool
Recommend Anime-Inspired Fourth Disaster Stories About Players and Games
Looking for books like I Don’t Know, I Just Played a Game and Became Empress. Players descend like a natural disaster and crush every scheme outright.
Summoning the Fourth Calamity from the Start
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Nice! Very beautiful! There are just a few people... Come on! Very warm! It doesn't have the greasy feeling that men (some men) write. The look and feel of the writing in large letters is that of water and freshness (?). It's warm but also very burning, so I really like it! [Sending Hearts] Write more about the interaction between players and aborigines! Another small suggestion is that once the language system mentions words about the game, it should be converted into Mandarin! [Thinking] Also, can I submit a character draft? ID: Be good and take medicine. She is a very gentle girl. When she talks, she feels like she is chatting with her gentle mother. She is agile and pays special attention to killing with one hit. In reality, she is a nurse in a mental hospital (if you can, thank you very much!)
It's a good book with potential. Overall, it's good. I haven't found many bad points so far. The main reason is that the plot is similar to other natural disaster books, but it's still good. I hope the author can maintain this quality and don't kill the book.
"Journey to Hades" Waiting for reincarnation on the Naihe Bridge, talking about old things in the Hall of the King of Hell. Talking about the three thousand hatreds during my lifetime, I only hated the author for not updating it. Suddenly I heard that I was updated on the day, and wanted to return to the human world to see the new chapter. Meng Po said she wouldn't drink the soup, so she kicked Old Yama over!
The author's writing is delicate and profound, and every character is lifelike, as if they are vividly written on the page. The description of the background of the story is full of imagination, enriching the world in the reader's mind, and drawing the reader into the reader's sense of involvement. The plot has ups and downs and is fascinating. The plot design is just right... (I can't write anymore). Generally speaking, it is quite good. From my personal point of view, it is my favorite among the same themes. Come on, author! [Praise]
Now that I'm reading Chapter 98, I feel like I need to add a mission experience limit. As the player's level and experience increases, for example, breaking through the stipulated experience requires essence, the 10% increase in experience is an example. If there is no limit, the experience will be adjusted to 999+ and you will be invincible.
Because I am listening to the book, I may miss some things, but at least it is enough to see from my perspective. But I still have to mention that I hope we don't engage in the "game integration with the real world" thing. Even attribute feedback is acceptable to me... My vision for this novel is: "Even if it truly connects other worlds, (from a player's perspective) it's just a game." Of course, I am just giving my opinions and do not force the author to listen.
This novel is Tomato's best novel about the fourth natural disaster. Others are almost all protagonist novels disguised as natural disasters. The fourth natural disaster is a group portrait novel. It's just that the setting is too slow to warm up. There are so many chapters and there aren't many people playing the game yet.
It is suggested that the author can make the cover more attractive to readers, and then use a few cool big words to summarize the core content, so that there will be more traffic. In the content, it is recommended that the author add more driving elements and jokes, so as to retain readers, increase popularity, and become a virtuous circle~
I still like to read "My Sand Sculpture Player". The author pays too much attention to the creatures here, with too many emotions mixed in. It doesn't look like a player, but more like a living person living in another world. At most, it has the player's mechanism.
It's okay, it's very readable, there are about 70 chapters so far, the plot is not too exciting, and the protagonist's plot is not much. After all, it's just the system itself, and the perspective is all the players. There are often humorous parts, but it's not outrageous. It fits the character and the plot. It's highly recommended to read it.