I Just Drank the Victory Toast, and the City Turned into a Monster Beginner Village
刚喝庆功酒，城市就变怪物新手村
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- 242k Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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If the "planning system" is the skeleton of the novel, then emotions are the flesh and blood that fill it. What touches the reader most in this book is never the simple thrill of monster-slaying, but rather the bonds and perseverance between people in the face of disaster.
It is evident that the author did considerable research while writing the story (this can be seen from the types of weapons and tactics). The writing breaks away from the tactical self-interest of traditional system novels, instead focusing on the whole country and benefiting the nation. I hope the author continues to work hard and that we will see more glorious scenes on the battlefield!
The plot twists are ingenious. The first twist is the activation of the equipment system, transforming the situation from "weapons being ineffective" to "the rise of melee weapons," finally giving humanity the means to fight monsters. The second twist is the discovery of intelligence in the monsters; what was initially thought to be a simple beast tide turns out to be the appearance of level 5…
The most stunning aspect of this novel lies in its departure from the traditional "passive monster-slaying and leveling up" trope of game invasion stories. It imbues the protagonist, Chen An, with the core identity of a "game designer"—not conforming to the rules, but creating them.
It's a great read. Monsters invade, and the protagonist levels up step by step with the help of a system to protect Earth. I really enjoy reading leveling-up stories and watching the protagonist slowly grow stronger is commendable. This book has a single female lead, and the male lead focuses on his career, so there won't be any romance plots that suddenly appear during battles. The main storyline is very clear, making it a good read when you're looking for something to read.
A post-apocalyptic story that gets better and better! The premise is very novel. At the beginning, the protagonist gets a game design system, but the system doesn't give him any tasks or design points, acting strangely and offering no explanation, making it seem like he got a fake system for nothing.
Many readers say this book is "slow-burning," but I think this "slowness" is precisely its strength—the groundwork laid in the early stages is all for the powerful climax later on. The story opens with a purple light falling, the city falling, monsters roaming, and human weapons failing; the screen filled with "-1" damage numbers creates an overwhelming sense of despair.
It's so well-written and immersive, it's a shame nobody's reading it, and the author even stopped updating 😭. Author, please be okay in real life, okay? Come back and write more books for me.
With its vivid plot, interesting content, and well-written descriptions, this is a book well worth reading!
It's alright, but it's a bit too time-sensitive. There's no mechanism for early exit; it's all about exiting at the exact moment.