
The Fourth Calamity: Players in My Sea of Stars
第四天灾:我的星海有玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 365k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
162Chapters
70Reads
12Listens
37kReads · all time
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It's okay, mainly because there aren't any fourth natural disaster stories to read. There are some minor pitfalls in the early stage, such as restrictions on player resurrection and the protagonist having to change bodies. Not much, and future development will be okay. I just didn't expect to develop hot weapons so quickly. My personal preference is to have more features and infrastructure.
The Fourth Disaster: There are players in my star sea 70's Old Bench by Novels of the fourth day disaster type The plot has its own meaning, which is not bad, but when Shuangwen is in charge, the plot pace is too slow and too bland. And the use of Goldfinger cannot be said to be bad, it can only be said that it is not fresh and interesting enough. Three and a half to four and a half stars.
Finished reading! ! I came here because of the Fourth Natural Disaster. Overall, it's quite interesting. It mainly talks about the protagonist's process of managing players and their dungeon strategies. It's very well written. I personally like to read it. Of course, after reading the whole book, there are still some unanswered questions, such as why the detection technique is exactly the same as the game panel of the Blue Star, and why the core of absorbing world fragments in Xiaojiu's inherited memory is not like this, but when it comes to the protagonist, it is like this. There is no explanation, but other than these, no other pitfalls have been found! ! It's quite good, after all, it doesn't matter whether you know or feel these things! Then the plot behind it is a bit accelerated. Here I say it's okay, after all, I'm somewhat used to it. In summary, there is no heroine, the fourth natural disaster, the plot is not bad, I personally recommend watching it!
Although it's a bit slow, it's really exciting. The new book "Civilization of All Realms: Switching to the Lord of Hell at the Beginning" has been released. Ling Yu, who inexplicably traveled to a world similar to Savage 6 and became a "player", accidentally picked up a "Yan Jun Seal". How does this make him the King of Yama? You're forcing me to play dual-player, right? Since then, there have been some strange and ghostly things in the civilized world... Many years later, Ling Yu took the Ten Palaces of Yama, Black and White Wuchang, and the Bull-headed Horse-faced Palace into the newly built wonder "Hall of Hell" and looked at the humans, elves, orcs, and undead lined up on both sides... "Hey! There is a spy, catch it for me..."
I've just read Chapter 92, and it seems pretty good so far.
Not bad, worth watching.
It's very beautiful, but it's a pity that it's too short.
It's too short and not enough to read. I like this kind of story about conquering the world.
It's good, but I feel like the support elves are taking the spotlight.
A very nice book