Wake Up, You’re Really Not Playing a Puzzle Game

This novel is really good!! No loss in investing!! First of all, the world view is huge, the setting is relatively novel, and the setting of the protagonist is also very interesting. I have always thought that I am playing a game. If you like this kind of setting, you can definitely consider it. Secondly, the dungeons inside are very interesting. In my opinion, they are already outstanding. Especially the first dungeon. The protagonist's exploration, analysis and final discovery of the truth are excellent. Also, the NPC's exploration of the real world in the dungeon is really interesting. I hope the author will write better in the future, come on! Finally, the protagonist's battle of wits in the dungeon is really cool. It doesn't make the supporting characters stupid or the protagonist cheating a lot, but because the protagonist thinks this is a game, so his intelligence can be perfectly used in clearing the dungeon. Anyway, the protagonist, supporting characters, and even the NPCs in the dungeon can all beat the IQ. All in all, there's no need to think about it, just rush and you're done! 😘

This is the first time I have read so many chapters of a book of this type (unswervingly believing in a certain setting). (Although it's just the first copy) The author's writing is very good, and the dungeon arrangement is wonderful. It can be seen that the protagonist's IQ is very high, and his operations are wonderful, (Ci Qiang), and the protagonist is convinced that he is playing a holographic game. From the end of the first dungeon to the beginning of the second dungeon, this setting has not been shaken at all (Ci Qiang) The character setting is stable! The only regret is that after watching it, I feel that I may not accept this setting, because I expected a high-IQ protagonist to play the small copy as a small game, and then the reality is reality. Let me take another look, maybe I'll get used to it. Just like it.

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Attribute: Male channel Point of View: Male Protagonist Emotional relationship: no cp Type: somewhat infinite flow elements, copy, time travel, modern Evaluation: I have read more than seventy chapters so far. The first dungeon in the prison is quite novel, and the overall plot is quite interesting. However, for me, I think the dungeon world is where the game has changed from a fun point to a poisonous point. Although there is a setting that the male protagonist is forced to have his thinking affected by game props, after the end of the first dungeon and into the second dungeon period During this time, the male protagonist still thought it was a game, and people around him also knew that the male protagonist was affected. Many methods could not be used to make the male protagonist change his mind. This part should have been funny or refreshing, but it was still suppressed. Moreover, the first dungeon actually made the "murderer" who turned the male protagonist into this kind of thinking uninvolved. In the end, because the male protagonist was kind enough to bring him to Pure White for prostitution, forget it, and he also joined the male protagonist's team. He is probably one of the group members, and they will act together later. I don't know how the author got it right, but for me, the male protagonist's unresolved thinking after the dungeon ended is my own poisonous point. If one of the "murderers" is included in the protagonist group and the male protagonist still knows nothing about it, it doesn't look good to me personally. But in general, the whole story of Bu Lei is probably okay. The description of the two-way invasion of the two worlds is also very urgent. It has its own world view set in it. Good luck to the author.

Nice! During this time, I have been looking for something that is relaxing, a little bit of puzzle-solving horror, and a little bit of escape. The male protagonist has a pretty good personality, and all of his teammates are talented. The idea of the first dungeon feels more interesting than the second one. The second one seems to be very plain and simple at the moment. Although I am anxious to watch it, if there are not those guards and third-party personnel, it is basically a process of helping an old man find his daughter. Or is it the kind that often appears on TV, not as thrilling as the first one? However, it feels weird that the protagonist blames most of the things on the game, but when he returns to reality, he still thinks it's the game. Because the character is technically smart, but is he so convinced after being hypnotized? That little ginger is so awesome. And if you die suddenly as a game planner, you should pay more attention to your body. Treat reality as a game. After playing the game for so long, don't you think about going back to reality to eat something or go to the toilet? I hope that the protagonist will be able to realize that reality is reality and the game is a game. Although the current brain circuit is not bad, it always feels weird and has great limitations. Basically, there is no development in reality. I would like to see if several teammates can get together offline in the future. Is there any more useful props that can be used to choose whether the copy is more intellectual or more physical? The worldview can also be widely expanded. If it only revolves around realistic dungeons, it will be too limited. First of all, I thought that a mysterious creature would cause a tsunami in a few days, but it turned out to be just a simple tsunami? It feels like you can go directly to outer space, and it won't happen in the future. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development, it's worth watching!

One word, cool The world view is very interesting, the concept of awakening in the confusing world is very interesting, and the creation of two organizations is also very logical. The world view is introduced and it is very comfortable to follow the plot. There are a lot of foreshadowings, and I am looking forward to the subsequent plot. The author keeps writing, and I hope this book will be a big hit.

It's very good-looking, and I can see that there are no surprises yet, no censorship or ambiguity, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is pretty good. It's a blast. The only drawback is that there are a little bit of them, they are too pretty but not enough at all. I really want to see the follow-up soon. Come on, author 😘😘

The character's IQ is logical and the writing is witty and humorous. It is not a novice and has no cp. I love reading [please update] and must continue to maintain this level. ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ💕

Funny stories are similar to those about cognitive errors of protagonists, but they are more reasonable and interesting than stories about cognitive errors. The world view is not bad [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

I've read Chapter 51, it's very interesting. I would like to ask, will there be a plot in the future where Gu Zhou discovers that he is not playing a holographic game? If so, how many chapters will it be in?