After the Game Came, I Became a God by Fishing.

Let's put it this way, it's okay, it's just that um, joining some foreign affairs bureau, it feels like all aspects are um, it's almost forcing the heroine to join, although the heroine is still very entangled because of her past experience, a bit. But I don't like to see this kind of forcefully pushed to join a place where I may not want to join. The rest is okay, the writing style is quite relaxed, but there are probably a lot of foreshadowings. After all, the heroine seems to be a teacher, or who she is. Anyway, some of the content that was given to the female bishop is also mentioned in the game.

I personally like this book very much, and I recommend it to book lovers who like to read Game Arrivals. The author's writing style is light and funny, the heroine is also very good, and the plot and rhythm are okay. I am looking forward to how the public beta players of the game will respond in the future. At present, the human camp is also divided into several camps, and some humans have participated in game development or internal testing very early. How the protagonist group breaks the game is also very exciting. After all, the fisherman and the game sound very interesting. In addition, in order to enrich the setting of alien civilization, the author also created a language of his own. This makes me look forward to the subsequent content of the Swart planet. I hope the author will not disappoint me. All in all, it's worth watching. Don't criticize me if you don't like it. I'm just expressing my personal views [sending my heart]

Both the story content and plot rhythm are very good, making people want to continue watching. The more important point is that this book is more light-hearted and funny, but it also has moments of serious thinking, so it won't make people feel tired. I hope the author can keep writing.

I personally like this novel, but the picture in that novel needs to be changed, otherwise it will not be attractive.