I Just Transmigrated, and the System Wants Me to Give Up a City?

The soul of the protagonist, a time traveler, was probably eaten by the local natives. It was affected by the memory and became less like a time traveler and more like a native. After all, it was the time traveler who really regarded himself as a local. But the writing is very good, but there are still many small flaws. Players are players. If you are not a warrior, you cannot always be in the game. After all, the outside body is still alive. The author just skipped these small details.

So far, I feel good, and the setting is quite attractive to me, but I personally feel that some of the plots are not vivid and natural enough, and the language description is a bit mechanical. It is like listing the plots required for each point of 1234, and then filling in text after each point to modify the plot. Then, there were too many reactions, sometimes just "respect", and the top management was shocked and a little tired. Anyway, come on

Not like a player, not like a time traveler

Players from the fourth natural disaster world. There are quite a lot of this kind of themes on Tomato. But the plot explosion that this book should have is quite good in terms of narrative rhythm. At least I still have the desire to read on. It is better than most books of the same type and is worth reading. Choosing to use indigenous people to guard instead of waiting for the fourth natural disaster to wait for players is a finishing touch. This book is worth reading. I hope the author can update it soon, thank you!

One of the few good books. One thing is that the protagonist thinks a bit like a local after time travel, but it doesn't hurt. However, the protagonist of the fourth natural disaster also has a player identity and can participate. It is no longer a single behind-the-scenes story. This is something other fourth natural disaster books do not have. Good reviews. The only shortcoming is that there are too few chapters. I read them all in a while. When will the author update?

It's not bad, it's okay, the protagonist has assimilated into the locals, but it's true that the fourth natural disaster mentioned in the comments is not that obvious, except for the standard fear of death. I can occasionally write a chapter or two about the daily life of the world of the Fourth Disaster, about the spread of the game and the daily life of players after they go offline.

It looks good, but there are a bit few people, and the protagonist should also have some ability to fight enemies.

The writing is very good. There are some flaws but they don't affect the reading. It would be much better to treat the protagonist as a fusion of two personalities. The macro narrative and the small stories one by one are really good. This book is really interesting. On a macro level, humans beat evil gods until they screamed, one by one; on a micro level, every battle is full of blood and tears in details.

There is no genetic medicine in this world😅 And this system is too low-level, it feels useless (´--`;)

The plot is exciting, ups and downs, and unconventional. It's different from the novels I've read before, and it's very fresh. The story is very exciting, I look forward to the follow-up development [Sending my heart]