She Took Over My Gaming Empire

Multiple female protagonists + games are what I want to see, so I give it five stars. Current suggestion: Now that the game has been reproduced, don't write too many details about the game, such as art, UI, etc. You can't write dialogues all the time, which takes up a lot of space and is boring. The cool thing about game writing is the reactions of players, so give this kind of space more space

There are obvious traces of AI. Some words, especially the player comments, are said over and over again, but the plot is very smooth and the emotions are well substituted. If you don't mind, you can watch it.

I've read about half of it before commenting. First of all, it's super good-looking and gives me a different feeling from other game novels. It's no longer directly given by the system or something, nor is the protagonist shining alone. The protagonist and the three heroines discuss together, and it feels really good to work together in the same direction. Watching it makes my heart warm. Also, someone mentioned before that the dialogue between the male and female protagonists is like human-machine dialogue, which is a bit bland. I think this is okay. Wanwan's lively and off-the-cuff daily conversations, Zhizhi's quiet and gentle voice, and our eldest lady's serious speech (PS: The eldest lady is super safe) all reflect the character of the character very well. All in all, it looks great! ! !

It's good-looking. It's not like other game production novels like Deus Ex Machina. The system directly sends the game package. Instead, the protagonist and the heroines discuss together, and the discussions about why this game is made and what kind of game it is made are all well-founded. The description of the daily relationships with the heroines is also very detailed. It can be seen that the heroines are hiding something. Maybe they know the protagonist, or they may have traveled through time and know the protagonist's abilities. Wait for the author to update what it is. Come on, I really like this kind of novel that describes the production of the game in detail. Other novels mainly describe the response after the game is released, and they are the same.

Most likely, I used AI first and then polished it myself. However, the plot and emotions are well written, and there is a sense of common progress. However, the dialogue is still too DeepSeek. Don't ask me how I know this, because I have also used it to write novels. (Did you know that when the text often says: "It's not..., But...", It looks a lot like AI)

My gaming empire was taken over by them Written by Shen Yujun The game design type, as well as the daily interaction with the heroine, are written very delicately. The character's image, emotional creation, atmosphere, and interaction are all very delicate. But there are also good and bad aspects, so the development of the game is very detailed and appears real and vivid. The interaction with the heroine also appears to be very delicate, shaping the image of the character. But if both of them are so detailed, the progression of the plot will be a bit slow. Less exciting. In addition, the narrative style of that tool is rather uncomfortable, lacking in human touch and restrained, but still the same. Three and a half to four stars. The advantages and disadvantages are very clear.

A pretty good AI book

The writing is quite delicate, but I feel that several of the characters who appear are a bit literary and have delicate emotions, which is not good. It's just that the male protagonist is sentimental and bitchy

Very nice, I almost missed it because of the low score, give it a try There are too many repetitive plots, I hope they can be changed

The setting of this book is really good. But his writing style is not very suitable for me. I feel that the communication between people in the book lacks a sense of reality and feels very human-machine. Maybe I'm not used to this style?