[Games merge with reality · Varied dungeons · Occasional ensemble cast · Not a mindless leveling story, so read at your own discretion] (The new book has only just been rated, and its score will rise as it gains popularity.)
When the world merges with real games and civilization teeters on the brink of destruction, players become its saviors.
RPGs, FPS, fighting games, sandbox management, strategy games... and even gal games?
Players of every kind have all sorts of strange abilities.
Chu Huai is the only roguelike player. After countless choices between three abilities, he resolutely becomes the last spark of human civilization!
Chu Huai: “You used to be able to call me a game-addicted loser, and I didn't mind. So what should you call me now?”
My name is Chu Huai, and I often envy other people.
RPG players with their cool classes,
FPS players carrying entire arsenals,
sandbox players with their own little worlds,
and rhythm-game players who can buff their allies...
Their powers may be weak, but they're so pure!
The setting is very innovative, the integration of the game + the entry point for the sole meat pigeon player is very eye-catching, the types of dungeons are diverse and not monotonous, and the protagonist's ability decision-making line is very tense. The rhythm and logic of the current reading are online, and it is worth following up...
The individual plot is good. I don't know if I missed it or something. I didn't feel that the human race is wary of other races. It's as if those races are just guest appearances in the dungeon. The mechanical monsters like the brain demons seem to be the only one who knows their abilities. Because there are not many descriptions of these aspects at present, the possibility of foreshadowing cannot be ruled out, but the single-player plot dungeon is much better.
The writing style is average, but there is no AI flavor. I can only say that the author needs to work harder.
It looks good, I don't know why what I think looks good, others think it's average, and those who have good reviews, I can't even watch the third chapter.
This book is obviously good, but I don't know why the score is so low. The actual sensory score is at least 8.3. I am against giving negative reviews and will give it 5 stars.
Come on, the game dungeon is well written. You can design more interesting combos in terms of meat pigeons.
It's been a long time since I've watched it, so give me five stars to support it. Personally, I think it's okay. It's quite interesting. As for the poison points, I didn't see any hate-absorbing halo or anything like that. If there were continuous small poison points or big thunder points, I wouldn't be able to see the end.
The book is good, come on author
It's really close outside the copy.
The inside of the copy is good, but the outside of the copy is finished.