Wasteland: I'm Not Really a Player

Five stars for encouragement. It's quite good. It would be even better if there weren't any spoiled female supporting characters. It's not that we can't do without female characters, but a rich, beautiful, spoiled, and stubborn rich girl is better left undeveloped. Everything else is pretty good, but this one is a bit jarring. 🤦🤦🤦🤦 I hope it's a no-romance story. I can't stand it anymore, this young lady is so annoying!

The story is very well written!

It's a great read. I've read over 20 chapters so far. The plot develops quickly and gets the reader hooked. It's a great read with excellent writing.

The setting and the first hundred or so chapters are quite good.

It's pretty good, I'll give it a thumbs up.

It's quite good. The protagonist bravely challenges every difficulty, impressing both players and the natives.

I think it's pretty good, it's my type. It's good, please update soon!

What a novel concept! I love watching it. This book's setting is quite novel, unlike other novels that focus on "games." The concepts of "contamination," "players," and the protagonist's identity as an "alienated player" are all very different. The author has clearly put a lot of effort into it, but unfortunately, it doesn't have many readers.

Keep up the good work, author! It's fantastic!

The plot is suspenseful; you'll enjoy it after reading just a few chapters.