Everyone Plays Online: How Did I Become a Beggar NPC?
全民网游：为何我成了乞丐NPC
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- Transmigrate as a Beggar! Players Can't Stop Giving Me Alms!穿越成乞丐！玩家抢着施舍我！Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've noticed that novels where the protagonist becomes a game NPC share a common characteristic: the protagonist becomes overly familiar with the player, blurring the lines between NPC and player. Personally, I think it might be worthwhile to approach it from the NPC's perspective, leveraging the protagonist's advantage as a local in the game world to delve deeper into its settings and background.
As a debut novel by a new author, it doesn't have any major flaws and is quite well-written so far, showing its own unique perspective. The author will also be releasing interesting excerpts that keep up with current events. There's still so much to write; it all depends on how far the author goes. By the way...
I find this premise quite interesting. Seeing others flatter you and give you face gives you a sense of wanting to be noticed. If you're introverted in real life, reading this book can be quite stress-relieving.
The protagonist of this book is sometimes foolish and sometimes very clever, but overall it's quite interesting. The storyline between the Mo family's young master and the protagonist is really excellent. Despite possessing immense power, he manages to manipulate the plot. If it were me, my brain would completely shut down; if I just rushed through, I'd miss a lot of interesting things.
Reading your story of "I Became a Game PC" felt like pressing the switch between reality and virtuality; every paragraph was brimming with amazing ingenuity. You described the subtle sensations of becoming a PC so vividly—the slight itch when code flows, the electric sensation when receiving commands, even the delicate emotions when interacting with players—it all felt like it was happening right…
I love reading this book. It's the first thing I do every morning when I wake up. Don't ask me why.
For a new author, this is a very good book, highly recommended. It's really quite good; among the online game novels I've read, it's at least in the top three. The genre is also relatively novel among all online novels, and the new book has great potential and room for further improvement. There are about three chapters a day, which is a bit too much.
👍🏿👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼👍🏻👍 Not bad, not bad. Hope there's no female lead 🧐
Very good. For those who enjoy watching The Fourth Calamity but are tired of player-centric perspectives, this NPC is excellent. The plot is also very engaging, with the protagonist's background and identity gradually being revealed. So far, it's been quite good, without any messy romantic subplots involving female leads.
The beginning was quite good, but around chapter 200 I got a little stuck. It's my fault, so I'm giving the author a nine-star rating. I came from Douyin (TikTok), where there's an animation with a different name. At first, I couldn't find this novel no matter how I searched, but someone posted it in the comments after the animation ended.