
Wait, Whose Game Has Zombies for Players?
不是,谁家好游戏的玩家是丧尸啊
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Overall, it's a really great read. It's a very novel theme; it's the first time I've seen a female protagonist become a game official and then get assigned tasks by players. The writing is fresh and smooth, and the story unfolds slowly along with the players' progress, giving it a kind of fun, nurturing-like quality (?). The fact that the protagonist's faction is zombies is also very cute.
The writing is mediocre, the plot has some flaws, and the details of the setting are not very interesting. I skimmed through it all and then skipped it. With male players making up more than half the player base and having a lot of screen time, the world-building is male-centric, which makes for a less than ideal reading experience.
This is the pinnacle of the fourth disaster-themed novel I've seen so far. The perspective of players transmigrating into zombies is truly unique, and the related logic is very meticulous. What I really love is that the female lead has biases but isn't a saint at all. She's kind to the players, and her cooperation with the official team is driven by self-interest rather than emotion.
I haven't read much, but while reading, I could tell this book was different from those template-based "Fourth Calamity" novels. It's not a protagonist's solo show; the ensemble cast is well-balanced, the logic is coherent, and everything connects seamlessly. This alone puts it ahead of 90% of the trashy novels on this site.
Perhaps due to the game itself, the male-to-female ratio is somewhat unbalanced; hopefully, this can be adjusted later. 🤔 The characters are all unique, each with their own code of conduct and standards. The protagonist is righteous but not a saint, and also considers personal gain. Player conflicts are not widespread. Overall, it's quite good, and I look forward to its future development. Since it's a new book, I'll give it five stars as encouragement.
Awesome! The premise is awesome, the plot is awesome, the Fourth Calamity is awesome! The only thing that's not so great is that the female and male leads are more prominent than the female lead's father, and there are a bunch of other guys... Anyway, I love all-female characters.
Recommended! Overall, it's quite good, but the later parts are basically unrelated to the structure of The Fourth Calamity. The world-building is interesting, and the plot flows well; the later stages revolve around saving the world. The storyline is also quite engaging, and I love the grandma, haha. However, the female lead's dealings with the authorities are a bit hard to describe.
I really enjoyed it! The humorous and funny elements really resonated with me, and overall there were no major flaws. It's one of the few female-oriented novels I've read that I found comfortable to watch. The female lead isn't just a plot device; she has many memorable moments and shining points, and those are mostly female characters – that's what female-oriented novels should be like! I love it!
The plot is particularly novel and engaging, with excellent writing, a good balance of humor and touching moments, and many compelling female characters who, while not fully developed, are nonetheless very strong. The world-building is also excellent. However, some plot points are a bit confusing, and the constant jokes about the love-hate relationship between male players with wives in the first world are slightly unsettling.
The protagonist disguises another real world as a holographic virtual game, attracting humans from the first world. While completing game missions, they rescue themselves, without colluding with the official game developers, thus offering hope to the second world. The game gradually unfolds, revealing a vast and detailed world, emphasizing realism.