My Lord, the Adventurers Are at It Again!

★★★★★ A group carnival that subverts imagination, an epic game between players and aborigines! It is a perfect fusion of sandbox game + alien world travel + civilization evolution. The author builds a magical world with amazing imagination. The arrival of players breaks the balance of the plane. The plot is full of tension, and each chapter refreshes the knowledge! Players' playful operations never stop, building sewers from slimes, and self-exploding BOSS in blockbusters, which is both outrageous and self-consistent. The aborigines went from being fearful to being exploited by players, and finally being exploited to the point where they could take on tasks issued by players, run errands, and complete daily tasks for players. The protagonist is relatively peripheral behind the scenes, and the group portraits will be the main ones in the future. The pace is fast and events are non-stop, and the latest chapter stands up for the city lord's palace. Finally, I talk so much bullshit because I am the author. I had to make an embarrassing blow!

So far, it's pretty good. Although the common problem of low numbers at the start cannot be avoided, fortunately, it doesn't suppress the player's combat power. After all, suppressing the player's combat power is one of the biggest poisonous points of the fourth natural disaster text. The small number of people is not a big problem. Also, it's best not to set up any mysterious life secrets for the protagonist. It's good to be ordinary. Wouldn't it be more interesting to go from a mortal to a monarch who rules the world? If the setting had some background, it would feel like an imperial decree, which wouldn't be very pleasant.

A novel that is true and objective, with multi-dimensional description, clear structure and substantial content [face covering] The look and feel is very good. The protagonist can grasp the psychological activities of the Fourth Natural Disaster to arrange tasks, and the players do not show any vicious behavior. The overall game is mainly positive and happy, and the content is tightly connected and there is basically no nonsense. The brain storage (out) at the beginning was quite good, I almost lost it [face covering] The whole book is full of imagination and I look forward to players learning advanced architecture + building underground cities in the future. The content is fresh and interesting, and there are many places that can be developed. Guess what follows: Town construction direction (technology + magic side) Monster subjugation (estimated to be Western monsters + supernatural spirits, etc.) Territory expansion (this is a lot. At present, humans are the main ones on the ground. It is hard to say whether there will be underground goblins, abyss demons, underworld, etc. In the future) In short, the worldview is not yet very developed, and there are endless possibilities. It's still worth looking forward to.

It's very interesting, and the magical actions of the players always make me laugh out loud. There are really not many books like this that don't involve any suffering and only describe the fun between players. They are one of the few books that make me feel that they are very profitable to read.

So far it's still looking good, keep up the good work! [Sinister smile]

Oh (˶‾᷄ ⁻̫ ‾᷅˵) comfortable, so comfortable, this author is great! ! ! [Angry][Angry][Angry] Tomato understands a hammer novel, this is a masterpiece, right? [Crying][Crying][Crying] There are little surprises in every chapter. The author is so attentive. This author is definitely not an ordinary person, he really has too many ideas.

I traveled to another world to play with palu [laughing evilly]

It's a very good book. The game is very interesting.

The writing is very good, I like it very much, I hope to do more in the future

It looks good, I love watching it, I want to watch it.