[Gaming + Invincible + Omniscient + Multiple Races + Wild Imagination]
Simple, straightforward synopsis:
Lin En transmigrates into a game world and, from the start, saves a silver-haired beauty. Using his golden finger and game knowledge, he resolves the crises facing the various races, eventually gathering all the Divine Authorities and becoming a god.
Full synopsis:
Lin En, the top player on the entire server in the Automaton race faction, transmigrates into the game world at the very moment he completes every entry in the encyclopedia for Oracle. This is no longer a virtual battlefield confined by code, but a world divided among twelve races, with Divine Authorities scattered across it.
Having unlocked the [Omniscient Encyclopedia], he holds the ultimate strategies of billions of players in his left hand and weapons governed by causality, beyond the comprehension of the natives, in his right. From the Automaton race’s Gearheart to the Elves’ Everlasting Forest, he is both the “Prophet” who foresees disasters and the “Game Changer” who turns the tide of battle.
As the twelve Divine Authorities gradually gather in his hands, the whispers of the old gods and the radiance of a newly risen throne descend at once. Will he awaken the sleeping ancient gods to end the chaos, or ascend as the supreme god of a new era in a mortal body?
In this struggle over the Oracle that spans reality and illusion, only the omniscient can decide the final outcome.
It's good, so damn good, but... It's making me uncomfortable. The reasons are: 1. You immediately bombarded us with a huge conspiracy; otherwise, my brain couldn't process it. You can say I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels, but you can't say I didn't think it through. You need to give readers an adjustment period. 2. It's so frustrating that it's not engaging enough.
The setting and plot are both good. It's just that the conspiracies are real, a whole bunch of them right from the start! It's not exactly a "feel-good" story! The omniscience is good, but with a whole bunch of conspiracies changing the plot right from the start, the protagonist's head is full of calculations, so it's not satisfying!
Author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered by fire, and live up to my readers, my youth, and my…
I started reading it a few nights ago. I clicked on it because I like stories featuring mechanical girls/androids as the main characters, and the synopsis seemed pretty good, so I started reading. The first few chapters were quite good; the world-building was fantastic, and the main plot followed a puzzle-solving and strategic battle route.
I'm trying to reconstruct the outline according to my own understanding. If the first chapter is about Eileen's dream, then we only see hints of what's to come when Eileen appears. The fact that the Dream Demon can see memories seems like a huge plot hole. It was quite enjoyable to read without the outline. With the outline added, it only introduces the Dream Demon in Eileen's dream.
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It's alright, but I didn't quite understand it. There were some exciting moments, but the plot was confusing and hard to follow. Basically, everyone was constantly pulling out their trump cards. Another downside was that there weren't enough episodes. [Please update more frequently!]
Too little! Update soon! 🥺🥺🥺
Although, I enjoyed watching it. However, the later parts got a bit too convoluted.
I've read this far! [Got it][Got it] I finished it overnight. The setting is very comprehensive, you can tell it was carefully designed. The female characters are also very vivid. A great game novel!