What Do You Mean I'm a Game's Rare Rainbow Card?
什么叫我是游戏彩卡啊？
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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It's an unconventional simulation story, and not bad at all. Although the male lead's perspective is different, the quality is good. While I don't quite understand those who say the second female lead's introduction is slow, I still hope the author does their best and doesn't write those fast-paced, quick-fix stories.
I used to only read male-oriented novels without any romantic pairings, and I'd never even read a pure romance novel. Now I've jumped straight into harem novels, and the best part is I've unknowingly caught up with the rest of the series 🤦. I can only say that they're actually quite good, the kind of novels that even people who only read non-romantic stories can enjoy.
The angle and theme are novel, but as the number of female protagonists increases, the content inevitably becomes too slice-of-life, diluting the main characters. To be honest, after four or five simulations, it gets quite boring. Basically, the female leads are just chatting and killing time. It has very limited impact on the advancement of the main storyline. It would be more interesting if it were presented as a traditional simulation text.
I read forty chapters in one go! It's really well-written, depicting the clash between technology and cultivation in a simulated world (although the technology is crushed, it's still very exciting). Mortals rival gods, undergoing various reforms and modernizations, yet ultimately unable to escape the fate of national destruction. I was moved to tears several times; it was truly touching and deserves a good review.
It's certainly imaginative; it seems to feature five female protagonists, each a player in a simulation game. Each simulation gradually unfolds the game's world, with the male protagonist growing stronger and uncovering more of the world's secrets.
It's really good, much better than those novels where the male protagonist also has a simulator.
It's good. It doesn't follow the typical simulator novel formula; it's more like a time-travel story iterating on the optimal timeline, similar to iterative novels like "I Really Don't Want to Be a Savior," "The Genius Club," and "The God of Wealth Bribes the River of Time." The comments section mentioning being a lackey of the Empress—anyone who read it a little more wouldn't make such a comment.
Great article. The male protagonist's values are outrageous. He claims that farmers feed the world and are his benefactors, and that warriors are heroes. He also believes that his daughter should not be called a slave, but rather the daughter of his benefactor.
The premise is interesting, a good unconventional simulation story. However, I'm deducting one point for the flaw of the simulated interaction. We know it involves building a harem, cultivating favor, and creating a sense of crisis, but it shouldn't be done through simulation. This simulation feels like another world exists. The protagonist's cheat is like a cell phone; the other side has their fun and then sends you the video, while you're completely bewildered.
It's engaging; the protagonist receives rewards through a local emulator player simulation, and then they both start a simulation and search for him in real life. While they can't say it directly, the protagonist can roughly guess what's going on. And the players can communicate with each other. It doesn't keep the audience in suspense for too long, making it very enjoyable to watch.