I Transmigrated to the Stars to Make Horror Games, but Everyone Keeps Asking for My Address
穿越星际做恐游，结果都问我地址
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- Completed
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- 822k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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- Taking Down the Interstellar World Through Dungeons: The Workaholic's Self-Cultivation靠副本干翻星际：卷王的自我修养Alternate title on Fanqie
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No pairings or romance throughout, please. The protagonist's career comes first. Thanks!
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Novels Where Someone Creates Horror in the Interstellar World: Give the Spacefarers Some Chinese-Style Horror
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A Novel About Transmigrating to the Interstellar Era and Making Horror Games
Looking for books like "Giving the Interstellar Players a Little Ghostly Shock".
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Any Ensemble-Cast Stories?
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Looking for a Book!!!
Has anyone read an ancient-setting romance that seems to involve transmigration, but is actually about a past life and present life? The heroine is a little moon, and she's been frail ever since she got sick. I think the male lead is from overseas, but I'm not sure. In the bonus chapter, there's an alternate timeline where the heroine ends up with the second male lead.
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Great! Most of the interstellar travel and game design novels I've read before involve creating Chinese-style female ghosts to scare people, so this one feels really fresh! And all the games in it are really fun!!!
I'm giving it five stars as encouragement because there weren't any major flaws. However, I felt the female lead's character design lacked immersion, yet some reviews mentioned how terrifying it was. I think it would be better if it were more detailed. To be honest, it's very amateurish writing. Keep up the good work, author!
The story is alright, but I don't really want to see the female lead's daily life, especially that boundless deep dive that's really annoying. I hope that deep dive doesn't end up becoming the female lead's friend or something.
The game's setting is alright, and the author is quite active, but the supporting characters are unpleasant and annoying. The synopsis describes the protagonist as a detached person, so I thought the content would focus on behind-the-scenes aspects, but it turned out to be completely different from what I expected.
I woke up this morning with a foggy head and mistook 103,000 words for 1,030,000. I was wondering why there were so many words and no rating yet, and then chapter 44 was gone! When I checked again, it was only 103,000! So, author, could you please just reach 1,030,000 words today and give me my wish?! 😢😢😢
Full marks!! The author's creativity is truly endless. I hesitated several times before deciding why this book had such a low score, sob sob. But thankfully, I finally tried to ignore all the negative feedback and read it myself. The work focuses entirely on the game content, without much filler or hype (some works spend three chapters on the game and five on contradicting the hype).
It's so good! The game is very meaningful and relatable. The female lead is a socially awkward character, which is so cute. And then there's Mirror and Shenqian, who seem to be the villains so far. Mirror is so insightful; he actually wrote a review of the female lead's game, and it wasn't malicious at all. Overall, it's great. The summary is lacking. You have to go read it! It's definitely a 9 or higher!
Well written! A rare gem among game development novels that kept me hooked. The dungeons are imaginative and vividly written. I hope the author can showcase the unique characteristics of the dungeons the female protagonist creates, drawing on her prior knowledge, that set them apart from others. Keep it up! 💕💕💕
When I first saw this book, its title was "Traveling Through Interstellar Space to Play Horror Games, and Everyone Asked for My Address," so in my mind, it should involve many games. However, after only one or two games, it starts introducing real-world scenarios. There are also many foreshadowing elements, conspiracies, and dark themes.
The text doesn't explicitly label her as the main female lead, nor is she a brainless wish-fulfillment novel heroine. She's a gentle, unassuming character, and the author portrays her very clearly. Why insist on comparing her to the mirror? She's not a brainless wish-fulfillment novel heroine; she has equally matched opponents. It's normal to have different favorite characters.