
Summoning Players: I Have a Cultivation World
召唤玩家:我有一个修仙世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 这个仙门全靠玩家Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
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Reader comments 50
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This book is overall very good. From the first chapter, I feel that if there is nothing wrong with the rest of the book, I will get a high score. The author controls the role of the protagonist. The fourth natural disaster still focuses on the role of the player.
Wow, this book is really great. Ever since I read Qidian, this game is too real, and it's rare to read novel fourth natural disaster novels now. This book is a treasure in terms of setting, writing and plot. It's a pity that the data is not good. I really recommend it to old bookworms.
I have read more than 260 chapters, and I think it is quite interesting. There are no obvious poisonous points, but the plot is a bit slow, but this is a small problem. The main thing is that everyone actually prefers to watch the players clearing up wasteland and farming, and it is a group portrait. I suggest the author reduce the length of describing Jiang Wang alone, because this kind of protagonist cultivating immortality alone is a bit cliché, and it just feels a bit boring to watch. The highlight of this novel is the collision of the players' images of cultivating immortals.
It's a bit like the starting point. This game is too real, but it has made a lot of improvements. Although it has some flaws, it can be said to be good.
It's quite satisfactory, with no bad points (no vicious female supporting characters, just the supremacy of strength and contempt common to the theme of cultivating immortals), but nothing outstanding, that is, the protagonist always gets opportunities, and then there are new resources, dungeons, maps, and relatively few players. In terms of combat (a lot of adjectives, it's hard to evaluate), there are no major problems in the main line. Can watch to pass the time.
I have watched more than 400 episodes. It is a very good work, but I think the role of the player is a bit small. The main thing is that once the protagonist changes his identity to Ling Jue, it feels like he is reading another novel. (I don't know what other people think, but my feeling is that there is a bit less drama for players)
The characters could be drawn more fully and vividly, they are too flat, just add a little color In addition to players, NPCs can also do some branch lines (I don't know if there will be any later) It is recommended not to have a female protagonist. If there is one, the emotional line should be weaker. The current rhythm is very good. Some plots are rather cliche, and some places are too lengthy. I can just go over them in one stroke. Put some effort into the description, don't make it too complicated, unfold the plot slowly, and don't have a grand world view, otherwise it will easily fall apart later on. The above personal opinion🌚, I find it relatively relaxing and relaxing to read. Come on, author
It looks good. The protagonist competes for the Holy Son from the upper world and the lower world. He has no treasures and no resources in the lower world. His constitution is Taichu Taoism. There are two lines, the protagonist's growth line and the player's line. The protagonist enters the sect to find resources, and the players use contribution points to exchange them. Both sides keep getting stronger. The protagonist's line is also good-looking. The plot is not procrastinating. The player's line also has its own growth line, from a rookie to the blood-killing evil cult. Each player is good at it. Different, they all shine in their own fields, and some players rely on real-life skills to shine in the world of immortality. There seem to be more than 100 players now. It is not the fourth natural disaster in the conventional sense. It will not summon tens of thousands or millions of people at once, but it is very detailed. It was read in a few hours and it is very interesting. I highly recommend 🤔 I will update it soon.
It's rare to find an article like "This Game is Too Real". I read the latest chapter in one go. The group portraits are well written. I hope there won't be any inexplicable emotional lines later. It seems to be several million words at the moment. I hope it won't end unfinished. Give me five points for your support.
Nice. The main plot is that the male protagonist summons players to build a fairy gate for trial. The characters are flesh and blood, and they are all normal people. Build a sect by upgrading your profession and expertise. It's rare that there is no obscene plot. Both the protagonist's line and the player's line are well written.