I Asked You to Play Games, and You Made All the Anchors on the Internet Crazy.

There is no villain in this book, and it is a bit idealistic, but it is still acceptable. I can read it, but I always feel that something is missing. I look forward to subsequent updates. Jie Jie Jie, I suddenly had a bold idea to write a negative review to rob the author of his emotional value, and then the author broke down and cried... Jie Jie Jie just thought of that scene...

Super recommended! ! ! There is no repetitive game content and plot that appears in some novels! There are no novels where the behavior of the player group is highly uniform and has no new ideas! ! Just different reactions again and again, and interesting interactions! ! ! The pace is just right, neither too fast nor too slow, and there is no situation where I am forced to make up stuff or repeat content if I can't write it out! ! The protagonist has a younger sister, but the younger sister is a complete background version! ! I mentioned it briefly in the early stage, but after the problem was solved later, the word "sister" almost disappeared! ! Another female character is "Xianxian". This female character has almost no behavior such as unreasonable making troubles or forced "whispering". The protagonist is very cheating on her! The entire article does not favor her too much, so you can read it with confidence! ! [The last female character is an assistant and has almost no writing] The only two bad points are: 1. The protagonist approaches the background board in the later stage. Although the response to the players is not exactly the same, the feeling is similar, a bit like the more important "narration" 2. There is a scene in the article where the female assistant is clearly an "outsider" but she "knows" the male protagonist has a system in terms of verbal expression, but it only appears once [if there is anything else, I just skipped it, it's not obvious] There are almost no others, so if you can accept it, feel free to watch it ꒰ *•ɷ•* ꒱

It's a bit strange. One moment it's a computer, and the next it feels like a virtual somatosensory game. It was okay at first, um, funny, but, gradually it started to get a little confusing, even the names were mixed up, and the boundaries were blurred. One moment it felt like a virtual somatosensory game, and the other moment it was just a computer-operated game, so unless you listen without thinking at all,

Not bad, I think

My first five-star novel.

The next game to appear is "First Time in Life"

Come on author, I really like this kind of laughter that makes me unable to stop.

After reading it so far, I don't think it has anything sinister about it, it's quite funny. Personally, it's the type I like to watch. I don't know why I left a negative review before, but it was intentional.