Dimensional Rift: You Can't Strip Me of My Humanity

It's beautiful and has a novel world view. The protagonist helps his world fight against the erosion of the abyss in the game without knowing it. The protagonist plays the single-player mode and is different from others. He will be summoned by the consciousness of the world to help the official personnel fight against the abyss. They don't know each other (my own summary, which may not be correct). It is simply awesome [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

The copy I've seen so far is relatively simple, and I feel like I can do it. But considering that the setting is a game for the general public, it is reasonable under the restrictions of character levels and modes (simple difficulty nightmare). The protagonist gives me a much stronger feeling than someone like me who goes out without thinking. But he is still a normal person or a little genius. He is not so wise that he is almost a demon. Is it a growth-oriented setting? (I'm not sure and I'll check it out again.) As for the copy, I think it can be said that it is completely incompetent. No big loopholes have been found in the logic for the time being. However, too much practical information is also a problem. There is still a lot of room for improvement in terms of details. The copy can also be made longer. In short, as this is the first book for a newcomer, I think there is still a lot of room for improvement. The author can read the Trickster House, The Foolish Play of the Gods, Horror Paradise (it seems that the author is a die-hard fan), Reincarnation Paradise, etc. To get some further education! Five stars for encouragement!

I feed myself bags of salt!

It's very interesting, and the setting is very interesting. If I have any shortcomings, it's that the book is too new. For someone like me who started reading hundreds of chapters, the content is really too little. I was able to discover this book thanks to Tomato Listen Now, which automatically recommends new books after listening to them, which is just right. I listened to one chapter of this book and found it interesting. I continued to listen and found out that this is a good book. The resourceful protagonist is really nice, and the way he and Tang Zhe get along is really a bit unclear (//∇//). As expected, no CP is the best place to complain about CP.

Well, it looks great. The subject matter is super novel, and the characters are well-developed, plump and likable. The protagonist's improvement in ability and identity is also very suspenseful, attracting readers to stay and watch. Each character is created with great care. The only drawback is that it is slower, so come on, author! I finished it very quickly and it was not enough.

I would like to encourage the new book (although I never give a rating below five stars, so as not to affect other people's grades, but if I can give it a rating, it means I like it a lot + I remembered to give it a rating of 233). The angle of entry into the single-player dungeon is quite special. There is a little bit of a feeling of being a saint in front of others (probably because the opponent seems to be stronger than them in terms of identity and strength/special status). When it comes to reaction, someone seems to be pretending to be a fake, and this plot has been written with ease, haha. Of course, if other people don't think it's a holy manifestation in front of others, that's fine, it's just my personal experience~ The writing is fluent, the plot structure is reasonable and interesting, and you can read it. I won't go into details about the rest without spoiling it.

It looks good∠( ᐛ ∠)_but there doesn't seem to be anyone around? I really can't say anything if you want me to comment on it, but you need to have some brains when reading this book, and it's enough to just throw half of it into a brain rack? (For me, even if I have all the knowledge content in my head, I still can't understand it: p) (The following content contains some spoilers) Let me state in advance that I haven't read many articles of this type, so I don't know how it compares to other articles. I have a bad memory, and I can't even remember the names of the protagonists in some group portraits, but I can't recognize anyone in this book (even in a copy of the incredible Escape Room with 13 people, I can recognize all the people). Everyone in this book has a distinct personality, their own story line, and their own life. I really like this. Just like Hidden Night Thrush and his teammates and masters who defended Luobeili, and the old butler Song Wei and his teammates in Proof of Innocence in the Past. The experiences of these relatively marginalized people will also appear in future talks. I don't like the background panels of the protagonists who don't have their own personalities and are just admiring, as if they don't have a life of their own. (What do you usually eat...) But fortunately, this book is not written like this. All in all, it's good-looking, but not good enough. I've spent at least 5 times with it＼(`Δ')/

It's pretty cool, but it's a bit hard to press at the beginning. Everyone is doing your best for your own good, but the protagonist is cheated. This kind of plot is really boring.

Damn, I love this. It's beautiful. The narration is clear and comfortable to watch. Everything can be explained clearly and even has supplementary explanations. I also like the protagonist's character. The supporting characters are also vivid and memorable. The plot setting is based on my hobbies. I'm very good at writing a lot. The no cp and a little group portrait is even more cool, keep it up, author! !

It's okay, but the base smell is a bit strong