【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 beautiful, so fucking beautiful, but... I feel uncomfortable looking at it.
Uncomfortable points:
1. You fed us a bunch of conspiracies as soon as you came up. We can't afford it, and we can't wrap our heads around it. You can say that I read too many cool articles, but you can't say that I haven't thought about it. You have to give readers an adaptation period.
2. It's so damn uncomfortable to be able to eat but not eat. You've already said it's a classic, either don't eat, don't engage in provocative plots, or just eat. Patience is not something to be wasted.
3. Conspiracy theories. To put it simply, I don't like a protagonist who only has brains and doesn't have enough force value.
4. I don't like the male and female protagonists being abused, and I don't like it if I abuse myself.
P. S. It looks good [crying] but I feel so uncomfortable [crying] (referred to as: I don't have enough brain [cover my face])
The setting and plot are both good.
Even if the conspiracy is true, it's a big mess!
It's not a cool article! Omniscient is very good, but there are a lot of conspiracies to change the plot at the beginning, and my head is full of calculations, which is not fun! [Laughing and crying]
Does the time traveler know when the protagonist will come?
Did the time traveler time travel from the ending of total annihilation?
If the time traveler is an NPC, is the protagonist familiar?
Speaking of the part about the protagonist's account ID, if the time traveler is also a player, how did he time travel? It's unlikely that it's also a complete guide!
Or is there something wrong with amnesia? Has the NPC seen the protagonist's memory?
If it is changed to Chapter 11, how were the settings before? How are you setting it now? Are there any major changes currently?
The subsequent changes haven't been written yet, so just focus on the current changes. Otherwise it's easy to get confused. [Laughing evilly]
Come on!
The author reads it to me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update it. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark and the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding!
I watched it a few nights ago. I clicked on it because I like works with mechanical girls/androids as the core characters. Then I looked at the introduction and thought it was pretty good, so I started watching it.
The first few chapters feel pretty good, the world view is great, and the main plot is also a puzzle-solving + wit-fighting route. It can be seen that the author really likes the game life, and I am the same. However, after reading dozens of chapters, I started to become confused. The emotional line between the protagonist and Xiao Qi in the early stage was very well written, but suddenly I was told that this was just a dream that could be reincarnated repeatedly, which caused the logical system I had built in my mind to collapse in half (although Xiao Qi in reality is still in Zero's body and has not disappeared).
The next day, I thought I was too tired yesterday and didn't understand ten lines at a glance, so I took the time to read it again carefully. As a result, the confusion turned into a half-confusion. In the fog, the protagonist finally came out of the dream reincarnation, but it turned out that he just stepped from one reincarnation to another larger reincarnation (referring to the restart of Erin's time). The protagonist's omniscience and invincibility written in the introduction were almost invisible. It's easy to be confused at the beginning, not knowing what is real and what is false. At least you should give readers a sufficient starting buffer period before writing such a brain-burning stream of consciousness plot! You see, people's game life is like this [pouts]
But even so, I will still choose to continue to believe in the author and this work. I like this world view very much, and the author is very good in terms of knowledge reserve and writing skills. I hope to see more exciting plots in the future that are easier for readers to understand and accept. I support the author and give it five stars!
Ps: Why hasn't the third season of The Game of Life been released yet? Last year, I couldn't help but read the novel directly. I read all the way to the tenth volume, but I haven't read it since. Yimier Ain is so cute ()
I tried to restore the outline according to my own understanding. I felt that if the first chapter was Irene's dream, I would have to see Irene come out to see the signs. I feel that Meng Mei's memory is a huge bug. It was quite enjoyable when I didn't have an outline. The added words just brought out the dream charm in Irene's dream. The dream of reality did not see the memory. I have read it for the first time now, and I have read the speech in Chapter 17 for the second time.
The first chapter, the plot line, has only been cleared up in the past two days. Wonderful
Opinion area.
If you have any complaints or comments, you can mention them here! ! !
The author can stand it! ! !
It's okay, but I can't quite understand it. It's a little bit fun, but the plot can't be circumvented and it's confusing and difficult to understand. Anyway, everyone keeps picking out their trump cards [exploration]. Another shortcoming is that there are too few [please update]
Too little, please update soon. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
Although, it's fun to watch
Although, I saw that the back part was a bit too convoluted.
Haokan [understood] [understood]
Read it all night
The setting is very comprehensive, and it can be seen that it has been carefully designed. The heroines are also very vivid, and the game text is very interesting.
It's beautiful, so fucking beautiful, but... I feel uncomfortable looking at it. Uncomfortable points: 1. You fed us a bunch of conspiracies as soon as you came up. We can't afford it, and we can't wrap our heads around it. You can say that I read too many cool articles, but you can't say that I haven't thought about it. You have to give readers an adaptation period. 2. It's so damn uncomfortable to be able to eat but not eat. You've already said it's a classic, either don't eat, don't engage in provocative plots, or just eat. Patience is not something to be wasted. 3. Conspiracy theories. To put it simply, I don't like a protagonist who only has brains and doesn't have enough force value. 4. I don't like the male and female protagonists being abused, and I don't like it if I abuse myself. P. S. It looks good [crying] but I feel so uncomfortable [crying] (referred to as: I don't have enough brain [cover my face])
The setting and plot are both good. Even if the conspiracy is true, it's a big mess! It's not a cool article! Omniscient is very good, but there are a lot of conspiracies to change the plot at the beginning, and my head is full of calculations, which is not fun! [Laughing and crying] Does the time traveler know when the protagonist will come? Did the time traveler time travel from the ending of total annihilation? If the time traveler is an NPC, is the protagonist familiar? Speaking of the part about the protagonist's account ID, if the time traveler is also a player, how did he time travel? It's unlikely that it's also a complete guide! Or is there something wrong with amnesia? Has the NPC seen the protagonist's memory? If it is changed to Chapter 11, how were the settings before? How are you setting it now? Are there any major changes currently? The subsequent changes haven't been written yet, so just focus on the current changes. Otherwise it's easy to get confused. [Laughing evilly] Come on!
The author reads it to me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update it. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark and the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding!
I watched it a few nights ago. I clicked on it because I like works with mechanical girls/androids as the core characters. Then I looked at the introduction and thought it was pretty good, so I started watching it. The first few chapters feel pretty good, the world view is great, and the main plot is also a puzzle-solving + wit-fighting route. It can be seen that the author really likes the game life, and I am the same. However, after reading dozens of chapters, I started to become confused. The emotional line between the protagonist and Xiao Qi in the early stage was very well written, but suddenly I was told that this was just a dream that could be reincarnated repeatedly, which caused the logical system I had built in my mind to collapse in half (although Xiao Qi in reality is still in Zero's body and has not disappeared). The next day, I thought I was too tired yesterday and didn't understand ten lines at a glance, so I took the time to read it again carefully. As a result, the confusion turned into a half-confusion. In the fog, the protagonist finally came out of the dream reincarnation, but it turned out that he just stepped from one reincarnation to another larger reincarnation (referring to the restart of Erin's time). The protagonist's omniscience and invincibility written in the introduction were almost invisible. It's easy to be confused at the beginning, not knowing what is real and what is false. At least you should give readers a sufficient starting buffer period before writing such a brain-burning stream of consciousness plot! You see, people's game life is like this [pouts] But even so, I will still choose to continue to believe in the author and this work. I like this world view very much, and the author is very good in terms of knowledge reserve and writing skills. I hope to see more exciting plots in the future that are easier for readers to understand and accept. I support the author and give it five stars! Ps: Why hasn't the third season of The Game of Life been released yet? Last year, I couldn't help but read the novel directly. I read all the way to the tenth volume, but I haven't read it since. Yimier Ain is so cute ()
I tried to restore the outline according to my own understanding. I felt that if the first chapter was Irene's dream, I would have to see Irene come out to see the signs. I feel that Meng Mei's memory is a huge bug. It was quite enjoyable when I didn't have an outline. The added words just brought out the dream charm in Irene's dream. The dream of reality did not see the memory. I have read it for the first time now, and I have read the speech in Chapter 17 for the second time. The first chapter, the plot line, has only been cleared up in the past two days. Wonderful
Opinion area. If you have any complaints or comments, you can mention them here! ! ! The author can stand it! ! !
It's okay, but I can't quite understand it. It's a little bit fun, but the plot can't be circumvented and it's confusing and difficult to understand. Anyway, everyone keeps picking out their trump cards [exploration]. Another shortcoming is that there are too few [please update]
Too little, please update soon. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
Although, it's fun to watch Although, I saw that the back part was a bit too convoluted.
Haokan [understood] [understood] Read it all night The setting is very comprehensive, and it can be seen that it has been carefully designed. The heroines are also very vivid, and the game text is very interesting.