The Game Has Seven Chapters

There is an innovative Mugen flow, but the protagonist is not likable, neither smart nor confident. In addition, they are all supernatural novels. I can just briefly mention the scenes where real people make money.

I've finished the update. The writing is really good. Why is the score so low? There are all kinds of logical holes to dig in and fill in. It's probably because of Xiao Heizi's low score. There are so many good articles on Rotten Tomatoes, and the novice articles all have high scores, so why is this book not popular? Come on, author, keep an eye on you.

I think it is an interesting book, but the premise may be boring. There is no way that some books are like this. They will feel boring at the beginning, but as you continue reading, you will find that it is still interesting. I only found it interesting when I saw the protagonist meeting the so-called adults at night. There is a reference to Cthulhu here. , And then I talked with my brothers about how to make money. I really don't know those things. Although I have forgotten them now after watching them, I forget them so quickly. Later, when I can start live broadcasts for cross-border communication and use the power of the country to find answers, how should I put it, I immediately thought of Yuwen Changgong's live broadcast room. Ahem, forget it, let's not spoil it anymore, it's just for my taste anyway. I've just updated chapter 88 after reading it, and I have to catch up on it again. If you like it, you can click to update it.

The writing is pretty good, but the reason for the low score is that there are too many foreshadowings and too few climaxes. Who can have the patience to read 100 chapters of the dungeon in 7 days? Although the Riddler and the Pit can be used to attract some people, they are still a minority. With 5-star support, continue to follow and read.

Why is this book only rated 7 points or more? Whether it is the setting, writing style, or rhythm, it is all standard for a masterpiece, and is more than one level higher than ordinary cool writing. It should be at least 8.8 Or above.

The plot is very tight, and although there are some places where the logic is not rigorous, the flaws are not concealed. The gray lines of grass and snakes are very delicately written. But there are some places where I feel a little aggrieved, but being aggrieved is normal in life and is understandable. The writing is better than that of Cuttlefish. The blending of the two worlds, and the writing style is also very advanced. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is fine in the game world, but not so good in the real world. One is that the protagonist's security level in reality is not enough. You can refer to Liang Wenfeng's security level. One is that after the points are redeemed for a paper, the compensation received is not enough, which leaves readers psychologically unbalanced.

After reading the second chapter, all the foreshadowing has been taken back. Although it feels a little dull, the unfolding of the story always makes me feel a little surprised, so it is very interesting. The protagonist's combat power is also in line with the author's own level. It's great that there is no brainless strong. It's just that the story is long and it is easy to forget the previous ones. I hope there will be some small climaxes during the foreshadowing to make the story more interesting.

The setting is relatively novel. It uses a game to penetrate other people's bodies and enter a period of time in the past. There is less information at the beginning and it is naturally full of suspense. The novel can only be written by the author who has a deep research on the social environment at that time. It is not a mindless piece of writing and can be read with confidence by long-time book lovers.

The character is still very charming. His personality is carefree and cynical, but he is loyal and even impulsive in his work. Sometimes he has some indescribable tenderness. The plot itself is excellent. Multiple forces are intertwined and intertwined with each other, and the level of intellectual combat is not too sophisticated to make people understand (I named "The Return of the Abyss" that I have watched before, the clues are too complex and the characters are numerous, making it very difficult to watch). I look forward to the follow-up highlighting the protagonist's personal growth. In the first chapter, the ignorant person was deceived and deceived by others, which was pitiful. You can also emphasize his personal characteristics in terms of abilities (for example, intelligence can be improved a little). After the end of the first chapter, you will feel that his success in passing the level is more due to his initial choice of props and mobile phones.

The world view is interesting, but it involves the issue of world line regression. Is what the male protagonist did inevitable in history? Or should we say that the male protagonist first changed the past, and at the same time, the future also changed accordingly. If it is the former, then there is no parallel time and space, and everything is destined. In the latter case, countless parallel worlds will be generated through actions during the mission.