Reality Game: Creating a Mythos, Starting with Kafka

4.5 stars for the book (based on tomato quality) and half a star for the author's sentiment (Good luck, Sister Nan!). Book Review: Strengths: The story is complete and coherent, the characters are clear and intelligent, the story has depth, the emotions are rich, there are many foreshadowing elements, the world-building is vast, each character has distinct thoughts, the character development is…

It looks so good! I never knew tomatoes had such fine pulp.

This book is so good, why is nobody here? It's totally my kind of book. 😫😫😫

It's rare to see a game character so well integrated with its own constructed worldview. The characters aren't out of character (OOC), the main storyline is fairly standard, yet classic and exciting enough to be worth reading. The last time I saw a similar integration of a game and its worldview was with "Heterogeneous World Rhapsody," which was also well-written, but unfortunately, the author abandoned it. I hope this one can be properly completed.

Keep it up! I really like it.

It's really good, keep updating! This book will definitely get a 9 out of 10. From a character development perspective, it's really like characters from the original series have come to life. At least the character of Kaffa is very well-developed.

Of all the books I've read, this one is quite good, at least an 8 out of 10, and with luck it could even reach a 9. It's just that it hasn't become a hit yet.

It's written pretty well, but the main character's screen time is really short, and his ability awakens a bit late and his mastery of it is also a bit low. Will there only be a single character in the future, or will more characters evolve?

It was a bit tough at first, but it got much better later.

The plot is quite well-written, though the knife work is good.