When Ming Xi wakes up, he has become the director NPC in a hit game. Other people start with a knife, but from the start, he gets a rundown police station so filthy it’s practically oozing pus, along with a bunch of dim-witted clone officers. The System even tells him: “Do a good job, or you’ll die!” Ming Xi looks at his pitiful balance of interstellar credits, then at the players howling around the district, and suddenly understands. What fourth-dimensional disaster? They’re a walking field of leeks, ripe for the picking! So when the players gleefully start smashing, looting, and robbing, Director Ming kindly offers them a package deal: “silver bracelets” and “subdermal trackers.” Want weapons? Sure, help me take down that alien gang hideout, and I’ll give you all the gear you could want! From then on, District 74 has a ruthless, hard-hearted sheriff, and the players have an ultimate boss who dishes out “hidden quests.” Ming Xi’s goal is simple: make every player the hardest-working, most self-motivated employee under his blueprint for order… I mean, upstanding citizen!
I don't understand your timeline. The protagonist's development time flow rate and the player's development time flow rate are completely two different time flow rates. Can you be more rigorous? Bro, when you play NPC, you don't play crushing, but you play leapfrogging monsters?
The Fourth Catastrophe + Stars confrontation with road NPCs is really rare in the Fourth Catastrophe I have seen. At least in the 51 chapters currently available, I haven't seen anything particularly outrageous. Come on, author. I like the idea of your book very much. I hope you can maintain the quality for more updates [plus one on bookshelf]
Very good, good reviews from old readers 🙂