The Fourth Calamity: I Turn the Heavens into Extraction Shooters

The game involves search, raid, and base construction. Currently, the world is set in a Resident Evil scenario. The protagonist's cheat ability is an emotion collection system; he collects player emotions by building virtual games, and the data from these games can be brought out. It's unclear whether other worlds will be added later.

Three people who have never been on the battlefield and only know how to play games are actually more capable than professional agents. This setting is really amazing.

The book's choice of topics and themes is unique and very interesting, and the content is also decent. However, be careful of the numerous plot holes; if these aren't addressed properly, similar topics will inevitably emerge one after another soon. Skip the economic and national content in the book, as it's difficult to write about.

Combining games, movies, and search/fight/evacuation elements is a great idea. Hopefully, I can maintain a stable writing style and avoid writing poorly. I recommend the Mummy and Alien series; I remember there was a large diamond in The Mummy 2 and 3, which also seemed like a good map. Supernatural themes tend to lean more towards escape, but I hope to see those too.

Sure, sure! As long as the author avoids plot holes involving the clash between games and reality (such as economic shocks, work model clashes, or the impact of surreal objects on society and politics), they generally won't experience writer's block before running out of inspiration. Keep it up! 😘

A Urgent Call for Updates: The art of writing is like sweet wine, and your masterful pens have captivated us, leaving us utterly enthralled. In the past, your works were abundant, with dramatic plots and vivid characters, transporting us across mountains and seas, through time and space. Alas, these days, updates have become increasingly infrequent.

Behind the scenes, a realistic game where the protagonist turns the real Resident Evil world into a game to exploit players' emotions. The protagonist is decently designed, but lacks any emotional depth, essentially just a big boss. The game features a diverse cast of players, depicting various playstyles, from newbies to veterans, and the different strategies employed by solo players and…

The subject matter is relatively novel. Overall, it's written around the Fourth Calamity, focusing on the protagonist's behind-the-scenes activities. There are some issues at this stage, but not major ones; the main problem is the protagonist's identity in the real world.

It's good, but will the author write another book like the one from the previous one?

Starting with a Resident Evil scenario, I actually quite like writing a disaster-themed story based on a familiar movie.