I Got the Civilization Building Game

The writing is really good. I couldn't stand this kind of creation type novel before, but this one is very good. It not only has the character of a god, but also the protagonist does not completely break away from the masses and becomes a lofty decoration, becoming a pure group portrait novel. It also maintains the fun and refreshing feeling of reality. The combination is very good. It is a pity that I discovered it too early and it is still a seedling.

I felt very comfortable watching it. It is very close to real life. There is no pretense or slap in the face. I feel that the author is not like a novice. Although the subject matter is old, the writing is very novel. The relationship between the characters is also written just right. The protagonist is not a pure tool. The development of civilization in the simulator is also well written. It complements the main line of reality. In short, it is definitely not a loss after watching it.

Good books, good books. It breaks away from the story conflicts of ordinary novels and focuses on the interaction between games and reality. It is one of the few books that indulges in the development and interaction of the world. Although there is no character conflict, it is very comfortable to read.

The beauty of this book is that the world in the hands of the protagonist does not revolve around the protagonist. The world in the hands has its own protagonist. In this world, there are always people with great perseverance as leaders who develop their own countries and cities generation after generation. The novel is divided into two lines. One is about the world in the hands of the protagonist, and the other is about the protagonist using the development records of the world in his hands to help him write a thesis.

Both the reality and the game are well written, especially the pure will and simple belief in the game. There is no intrigue, no grudges, only the purest will and the simplest belief of human beings. This is also the most beautiful and touching part of human nature. [Like] After a hundred chapters, I didn't get good reviews. Sometimes I read more than ten chapters in a row and felt that the writing was impetuous. The writing was not really good, the logic was wrong, and it was full of prejudice. It became normal again later on. Although there were still problems, they were not major.

The writing is very good. It ranks among the top among the civilization development novels I have read. It can be compared with novels such as "I Am God" and "God Simulator". An epic civilization novel is a good book. Five-star recommendation!

This is my favorite creation story. I may have different tastes. I don't really like fantasy and western fantasy creation stories, but I prefer the weight of history. This book has this flavor. From the time when human beings were thrown into the sky from the first bone, we have been walking on a road that has never been traveled before. On the Internet, the development of mankind for thousands of years all comes from our wise ancestors. This is when the stars of mankind shine. The biggest joy is when the Xia Kingdom shows itself to other countries in an advanced manner. It looks good, but the author took the photo after logging in out of context. I really feel uncomfortable. Please give me another chapter [crying]

This book has been invincible. My last book with more than one million words and a rating of 8.0 Or so was already very good, but I didn't expect there to be a master. Could it be said that the books with close to one million words in Tomato and a rating of greater than 8 and less than 9 are the best books? I felt like I was being fed shit by many of the people who rated it 9 or above. This one is really different. It gets more exciting as you go on. The epic feeling is too strong.

Currently updated to chapter 117. The protagonist is a male college student. There is currently no female protagonist. The family has loving parents. There are no messy incidents or bloody plots. The protagonist's character is very good and his views on good and evil are correct. At first, I felt sorry for the villain in the game and felt sorry for my pocket money, but later because of my empathy, I paid more for it. Facing the development in the game, the protagonist is indeed more like a god with no sorrow or joy, protecting the people he protects, and will not have too much sympathy for the savages, thereby affecting the overall development of the world. Regarding the development of the people in the game, we will not take over everything, but teach them how to fish.

The content is very good, and it can be called a masterpiece. Of course, it has some shortcomings. There is too much written about the real world, and there are many places where people have to jump to read before they can continue. I don't know about others, but I just can't stand the bunch of real-world chapters! The author will continue to work hard and update, preferably 100 chapters a day! 👍🏻

The plot is compact, with both reality and "game" going on at the same time. Civilization develops rapidly, there is no heroine, and the real life plot is relatively bland. At present, it mainly focuses on daily life with parents and friends, at school, and the realization of "game" knowledge. From nothing in the first chapter to the rocket taking off in Chapter 432, it can be said that the speed is not slow. There is really no passion in real life in this book. In the country that was built from scratch, some people may not necessarily find the things they experienced to be passionate. Generally speaking, it is very dull. As a result, many people who originally watched this type of male videos were once again screened out, which is a pity. Those who pursue the main character as a god are really a bit outrageous. If you are looking for cool articles, don't come here. Personally, I think I can watch it, I can't say whether it's good or bad, but I think not many people like it. The story has no plot conflicts. So far, the materials can basically be found in reality, so the whole article seems very solid, and the protagonist's actions are also logical. If you don't like to read reality, I suggest you skip it. After all, there is nothing important in reality now. I skipped two and a half pages in one second. Normally, what I'm most afraid of now is that if my writing doesn't look good after I leave the planet, or if my writing doesn't fit the current style, many people will be screened out.

A very good book. What makes me feel particularly good about this book is the image of the protagonist. There is usually a common problem in this kind of articles. When the protagonist owns the game, he is completely dependent on the game, but this article does not. The protagonist is a responsible person, and he works hard himself. Although he is dependent, he is also growing. This is really good, and the whole image is established. The language of the article is also very cultural. It's a good, good, very good book.

Unexpectedly beautiful. The world of pixel villains and the real world, the two lines intersect and develop independently. Looking at the similar civilization in that world, but jumping over some pitfalls due to interference, I wonder whether its subsequent development will be very different from our world. The male protagonist's approach to the game world is great, pushing them when necessary and mostly letting them sprout on their own.

I read it in one night. Overall, this book is very good, but the description of reality is too long. When we read this type of book, we mainly read the simulation content. There are too many realities, which is a bit stealing the spotlight. I skipped the reality at a glance. I hope the author can read what I said.

Not bad, the civilization simulator and the real-life plot are intertwined very well. The plot written in the Civilization Simulator is really vivid and touching. The realistic plot is academically exciting, a bit like studying for a master's degree, and both the simulator and the reality have a sense of life. All in all, it is worth recommending. If you can stabilize this situation

It's a very good book. When I first read it, I just swallowed it whole. After reading a few chapters, I felt good about it and started to read more carefully. I also started imagining various maps and pictures in my mind. The pace of this book is moderate and gradual. The events are explained clearly and smoothly. The content of the book is also fascinating. The content and description inside will also make people feel more immersed. Although it feels a bit forced and not very deep, it is still good. The content inside is also the reality and the game. There is too much content in the game, and it feels like a diary. If there is too much reality, it doesn't feel like the theme of creating a world. However, I still feel that it would be better to have more content in the game. Every time I read this, I want a map, because sometimes the author's understanding of part of the text is different, so the world map in my mind is always weird. In the end, this book is still very good. Although it has some flaws, the flaws are not hidden and you can still read it. I wish you more content and better writing. Ps: It would be better if the text is more delicate I don't really like some of the things at the back

Very good, the combination of the two is relatively smooth and appropriate. Among this kind of subject matter, it is the one I have seen that makes people want to read more. A small suggestion to the author, the character records in the game can be appropriately reduced. What conditions or gifts should be added?

The setting of 648 krypton gold as the God of Creation takes game memes and farming stories to a new level, and it completely hits the point of "Krypton guy wants to control everything" like me! The author perfectly combines the elements of daily farming + black technology deduction + StarCraft. As soon as the sentence "give time to civilization, give civilization to technology" comes out, the pattern is instantly full! Watching the protagonist go from the fire of primitive society to the black technology of StarCraft, the sense of control of "I am civilization" makes my scalp numb! What's more conscientious is the update speed! It has been updated continuously for 36 days, with 106 chapters and 257,000 words. The update-following parties are ecstatic! The pace is fast but not laggy, the excitement is intensive, and the emergence of black technology has a reasonable deduction logic. It is not a cheat, and the sense of substitution is directly filled. If you like technological farming, StarCraft, and imaginative urban writing, this book is definitely a Tomato treasure in the near future! Five-star praise is given, and you won't lose money if you invest in it! 🔥

The subject matter is very novel, the author's writing skills are amazing, and the proportion of reality and game scenes is arranged very appropriately. There are no idiotic dialogues, and the characters are very vividly portrayed. Whether it is the group portraits of the Xia Dynasty in the game or the group portraits of the school and academia in reality, they all fit the characters, although sometimes there are some The setting is too utopian, but it is indeed the beautiful world we are pursuing. I started from the beginning to chapter 169 and have not read the other books I have followed. This is enough to prove the excellence of this book. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I personally think this book should be around 9.3 Points, which is half a step forward.

At first I was attracted by the title of the book 648. Overall, it is quite good-looking. I like the description of the small world. For me personally, there are some flaws in it, but overall the writing is pretty good. I like to read the diaries of the characters in the small world, such as the high priest who observed the stars at the beginning, the carpenter king, etc. I don't like to read the daily life in the real world. I probably know that the protagonist is publishing papers to make money. I feel that the daily life can be a little less. I look forward to the follow-up plot (in terms of the small world alone, I personally give it a nine or more points) There are still some personal faults, so I'll change them back and rate them first.

The writing is very innovative. I glanced at a few pictures and I have the desire to read on. As for whether the following content is good or not, I will summarize it in a summary. However, I think that the protagonist can get feedback on this knowledge through something. Can it be completely transformed into something in the brain and transmitted with one click? There is no need to convert gold and silver, only knowledge is needed to improve oneself, which is the current sense.

It's really good to watch. Although the writing is not as good as expected, the story is really good. Now I caught up with the latest chapter of the military parade. It was so enjoyable to watch and I was deeply moved. Recommended!

The writing and plot settings are very good, and the plot advances smoothly. Some settings changes will not be too abrupt, indicating that there are lessons learned when writing later. I suggest that in the later stage, the excitement of the realistic part can be improved while complying with the basic logic. Looking forward to the rest of the story.

It's so interesting. There's been a book shortage lately and nothing is interesting to read. This book has been on my homepage for several days, but I don't really like this type of book. I was too bored yesterday, so I just clicked in and read it. I didn't expect it to be so good-looking. It's different from the observation books I've read before. I couldn't stand those books that had a hint of a stud, but this one didn't have that feeling at all. It's very good👍🏻. I like to watch the game world, and in the real world I like to watch the chapters about working on a career, but there are always some plots about parents being short-lived and daily life, which I really don't like. I would continue reading at the beginning, but now that I'm in the middle, I will skip it directly and just watch the game world. But overall it still looks good.

Not bad, not bad. The protagonist is the most father-like person I have ever read in a similar article. He truly cares about the civilization he created rather than just being a tool.

This book is really comfortable to read. There are no inexplicable villains or slaps in the face. There are no strange family members. There are no sudden slogans or hot-blooded chicken soup. It can be regarded as the most natural reaction of ordinary people when they get Goldfinger. Nothing will suddenly appear to interrupt the mood. Overall, it is very comfortable and smooth to read. The protagonist is not the kind of game player who usually plays around with his roommates, playing black and white from time to time, and is happy; nor is he the kind of game that relies solely on cheats, and is unambiguous when it comes to hard work, and always pretends to be big when getting results (papers), and is always happy; and he is not the kind of mindless game, such as the game he got has problems, and he doesn't admit the problems even if he blames them on his face, but accepts and consciously makes the game better for himself, which is great. I really want to say that the rhythm of the plot of this book is particularly good, but that's not the case. After all, in my opinion, games linking reality and feeding back reality is an old theme for many years. The writing is not very gorgeous, but the grasp of the details of the characters is so comfortable. There is a kind of magic that after reading the text for a while, it is transformed into pictures and even smooth movie clips. It has been a long time since I have encountered this one. I recommend it.

I like it so much that I read the latest chapter in one go. In fact, there is a problem. The first part is very good, but the second part is to speed up the plot. The proportion of reality and drama is out of balance. Hanging and real money plot are a bit out of balance. If you really can't, please stop tying it to real currency. In the early stage, the main plot is still for the future StarCraft. I haven't entered it for so long, but I am a bit tired of reading. Maybe I'm chasing too many chapters at once. Moreover, the economic problems are too serious, and the practical problems in the later period are a bit abstract. The desire to watch has fallen off a bit. In fact, the small evil points in the early stage were covered by the excellent plot rhythm, but it became a bit overwhelming in the later stage.

This is the first time I read this type of book, and I was very moved. The author's writing style is also good, and I can see the process of building a civilization. It's quite interesting to see the two lines of reality and ancient times interchange with each other, but personally I only watch the ancient one. The modern one gives me a super jump. The expansion at the back is too big, and it feels like there is nothing interesting to see, like reading an explanatory text. . .

The plot develops well. There is no brainless pretentiousness or a plot that makes people suffer from cerebral hemorrhage. The plot develops very smoothly and makes people feel comfortable watching it. But this book also has some shortcomings. The biggest shortcoming is that the author's writing style is still a bit ordinary. If it can be improved, it will definitely be improved to a higher level. However, the flaws do not hide the flaws, and it is a masterpiece.

This book seems to be a bit hard-tech, but it shocked me anyway. Moreover, the protagonist in it did not interfere too much with civilization as a nanny, and would only give reminders in key places. It really depends on the efforts of the Daxia civilization cultivated in it. I felt very excited after reading it. I felt that the author separated the protagonist and the cultivation of civilization very well. It made me feel that his reality and the game did not look abrupt at all but full of life. I can only say that the author is awesome. Come on, please update soon. I can't wait.