The End of the World: I Have a Game Clone from Another World

The best thing about this book is its novel subject matter, which combines gods and the weird apocalypse. It's good. However, there are too many descriptions of the environment and characters. There is one chapter with three to two thousand words of description of the environment, which makes it difficult for people like me who want to read the plot. Furthermore, the heroine is cooperating with the state. I don't think it is necessary or beneficial. It is just more convenient to spread the faith. Furthermore, the female protagonist is a bit too charming, which is actually not bad. It's just that other people's favorable impressions of the female protagonist are a bit inexplicable. Maybe it's love at first sight. Furthermore, the plot of the original male and female protagonists is a bit unfamiliar. Although I know this is the plot, I really hate them both. The female protagonist is currently unable to deal with the male protagonist. The male protagonist has nothing but lost a few things, but overall it is okay. Four stars are given to the new setting.

Okay, the article types are finally no longer repeated.

The setting is novel, weird and apocalyptic, including the collision between the two worlds of gods, the golden finger of the heroine, the growth of the incomplete god, the belief of believers, the strong woman, and the powerful strength.

It's good but too little, the content is good and not scary at all. Wonderful.

This book is very nice