[Cthulhu+Infinite Streaming+Pseudo-Darkness+Single Male Protagonist] A mysterious game brought Ye Li into one bizarre world after another. After being stripped of the protection of modern society, he understood for the first time that survival was never a matter of course... In one weird world after another in Bo Yun, he was slowly led to a step called "upgrade" amidst the ancient terror and cold darkness...
[PS: The protagonist will be depersonalized from the early to mid-term]
Reader comments
The author's ideas are very interesting.
Whether it's the variant Red Alert 2/3 or the current box world.
But the author got a little roundabout, although some clues were revealed at the beginning. However, this thing is a physical book patent.
Online novels are quite impetuous, especially those who are chasing updates. If they can't wait for clues for several days, they will be discouraged.
Of course, if you have a large amount of information and can quickly come up with clues, it will be great. But your update speed can't keep up.
Overall, the book's ideas are interesting, and the world is also interesting, but it's not suitable for following every day - it takes several days for the author to dig holes and fill them up.
This book is suitable for reading together in 2-3 days
The author's setting seems to be very thoughtful. I really like this feeling of cutting through the layers.
The author's ideas are very interesting. Whether it's the variant Red Alert 2/3 or the current box world. But the author got a little roundabout, although some clues were revealed at the beginning. However, this thing is a physical book patent. Online novels are quite impetuous, especially those who are chasing updates. If they can't wait for clues for several days, they will be discouraged. Of course, if you have a large amount of information and can quickly come up with clues, it will be great. But your update speed can't keep up. Overall, the book's ideas are interesting, and the world is also interesting, but it's not suitable for following every day - it takes several days for the author to dig holes and fill them up. This book is suitable for reading together in 2-3 days
The author's setting seems to be very thoughtful. I really like this feeling of cutting through the layers.
This book is so good, why has no one read it?