In an accident, Lin Yuan was thrown into a mysterious paradise where he was the only one.
He is the only player here, and he is accompanied by bone-chillingly real stand-alone worlds.
In the troubled times of "Mount and Blade: Warband", he was a caravan guard.
In the arctic wasteland of "The Long Dark," he is a plane crash survivor;
In the wild west of "Red Dead Redemption", he is a bounty hunter and a big capitalist.
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There were no reinforcements, no teammates, and no one responded to even a cry for help. He was the only player.
Every time he travels through time, it is a lone wolf's life and death game.
Surviving all single-player worlds is his only way back.
This is - a stand-alone paradise, a way of survival for stand-alone players.
Reader comments
The first two dungeons are really good. One dungeon ends in 18 chapters. Stand-alone game worlds such as Mounted Blade and Long Night, especially Mounted Blade. The protagonist begins as a stranger who musters up the courage to cooperate with the caravan guards to kill the bandits. He is recruited to join the guard and receives a salary. He follows the caravan to hone his swordsmanship and other skills, and later goes to participate in the classic Mounted Blade competition. It is really interesting. I would rather write more about Mounted Blade. The third copy of The Walking Dead has been written for more than 40 chapters and is still unfinished. I don't know when the author will finish writing it. It has already strayed from the topic and turned into a Walking Dead fanfic, but it's still pretty good.
I haven't finished the riding and cutting part yet, so I'll give it a five-point rating and wait and see.
Isn't the first copy over yet? [Rolls eyes]
What you write is fine. I can read it to pass the time.
The first two dungeons are really good. One dungeon ends in 18 chapters. Stand-alone game worlds such as Mounted Blade and Long Night, especially Mounted Blade. The protagonist begins as a stranger who musters up the courage to cooperate with the caravan guards to kill the bandits. He is recruited to join the guard and receives a salary. He follows the caravan to hone his swordsmanship and other skills, and later goes to participate in the classic Mounted Blade competition. It is really interesting. I would rather write more about Mounted Blade. The third copy of The Walking Dead has been written for more than 40 chapters and is still unfinished. I don't know when the author will finish writing it. It has already strayed from the topic and turned into a Walking Dead fanfic, but it's still pretty good.
I haven't finished the riding and cutting part yet, so I'll give it a five-point rating and wait and see.
Isn't the first copy over yet? [Rolls eyes]
What you write is fine. I can read it to pass the time.