
Global Text Invasion? I Slay Gods on Paper!
全球文字入侵?我在纸上屠神明!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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- Text Game: I Draw the Morning Star from the Start文字游戏:开局抽出启明星Alternate title on Fanqie
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The overall theme is good, but a few aspects are becoming problematic. First, the protagonist's knowledge seems disconnected between the scrolls and the outside world, while his skills are interconnected. It feels like the wizard in the protagonist's reality has become a skill-projecting device, and he rarely pursues knowledge in reality, lacking creativity.
It's pretty good, but the protagonist is still playing dumb even after over a hundred chapters. At least let the female lead know some of his strength! Did the author think this was a satisfying plot point—the protagonist pretending to be weak, and then the women risking their lives to save him, so he can then conveniently help them later? It's so frustrating to read, but the simulated world plot is really good.
What I personally consider to be shortcomings 1. Background. (1) The old-fashioned sweet romance between childhood sweethearts, or the story of a rich heiress and a poor orphan. (2) The protagonist, a top student who ranks first in the city's college entrance examination, does not demonstrate a correspondingly high level of intelligence. His childhood sweetheart is the same.
It looks good, but... Two photos a day, that's not enough for anyone to see 🙂 This is so long-winded! It's already so late, and we still haven't made any progress on the main storyline. 🙂
The plot is predictable from beginning to end, the beginning is well-written, so I'll consider this the end of the story. See you again if fate allows.
The book is good. The synopsis is slightly slower than expected, but it's still incredibly slow. I'm still stuck in the beginner's area at chapter 200, and I can't even imagine how long the next chapter will take! 🤦 If you like a slow pace, this is for you.
It's pretty good, and the theme is quite novel—a combination of simulator, mild Cthulhu, and eerie resurrection? So far, there aren't any major flaws, except the protagonist's personality…is too composed? He doesn't seem decisive enough. I think, at least in reality, it's better to be more outspoken and assertive. [Eye roll][eye roll]
The author's first storyline was truly masterful, with foreshadowing coming one after another. The initial main plot was excellent, but I wonder if it can maintain that level of quality later on. Hopefully, the protagonist won't become too overpowered and the story will be rushed; the plot needs twists and turns to be truly engaging.
It's not too toxic, and the protagonist's clear thinking is good. The most difficult aspect of this type of novel is the protagonist's self-awareness of their abilities. Many novels feature protagonists who acquire immense power but remain subservient, or who acquire only minor power and become overconfident, only to be easily defeated. Understanding one's position in the food chain is crucial, and the protagonist is very attentive to this, which is commendable.
If the plot were reduced by half, the rating would definitely be over 9 points; without a female lead, it could reach 9.5 Points or higher (some are all male, some are all female, a balance of male and female is better; some need a female lead, some don't, and our friend is one of them). [OK] Skipping the real-life plot entirely doesn't affect the reading experience; I've personally tested it.