The game invades, and all human beings are forced to give up their original bodies and let their souls enter external bodies to break through.
Initially, everyone was thinking about how to get home. But the longer I stay in the game, this idea will naturally fade away. Everyone is only thinking about how to clear the dungeon, how to become stronger, and how to expand their power.
Everyone became addicted to the game without knowing it, and even gave up their identity as humans completely.
You Ye: Anyway, let's build an amusement park first. We definitely don't have much entertainment in this world.
Reader comments
Unique style, I like it
I think the author probably didn't use AI except for the cover. It feels like hand typing plus voice input.
I think it's okay. It can be seen that he is a new author. I suggest that after the author finishes writing, read it again in a few days, revise the parts that feel unreasonable, add details, and then publish it.
The problem I have discovered so far is that the preface does not match the postscript, and details are missing. I will review it as a reader in a few days after I finish writing it.
I like the rusty box the most [Adoration]
I'm generally unhappy that the main character looks like a passerby, but he has a pretty big brain.
Regardless of the subject matter, the logic is smooth and there are no classic weak links. In my eyes, it is already better than most Tomato books.
It feels pretty good. It feels like the author's style. Something new.
Looking good as always
I have been following the author since the Headless Horseman. This book is also very good. The subject matter is novel, and the protagonist does not have low-priced emotions such as fear and surprise at every turn.
Unique style, I like it I think the author probably didn't use AI except for the cover. It feels like hand typing plus voice input.
I think it's okay. It can be seen that he is a new author. I suggest that after the author finishes writing, read it again in a few days, revise the parts that feel unreasonable, add details, and then publish it. The problem I have discovered so far is that the preface does not match the postscript, and details are missing. I will review it as a reader in a few days after I finish writing it.
I like the rusty box the most [Adoration]
I'm generally unhappy that the main character looks like a passerby, but he has a pretty big brain.
Regardless of the subject matter, the logic is smooth and there are no classic weak links. In my eyes, it is already better than most Tomato books.
It feels pretty good. It feels like the author's style. Something new.
Looking good as always
I have been following the author since the Headless Horseman. This book is also very good. The subject matter is novel, and the protagonist does not have low-priced emotions such as fear and surprise at every turn.