"This is Interstellar Peace Broadcasting. Today we are honored to invite Mr. He Hao, who has become famous all over the world recently, to talk about his legendary experience."
"Then the first question is, I heard that Mr. He Hao spent a long time in another world. Is it true?"
"Five thousand Amber Ages, that's five thousand Amber Ages! Do you know how I got here? You can't even imagine it!"
"Oh? Then how did you spend these five thousand Amber Ages?"
"Of course... I have nothing to do today, let's go listen to some music~"
Reader comments
After some calculations, the Amber Age ranges from 76 to 240 years. I assume that a close middle number is 160 years. 5,000 Amber Ages are 800,000 years. Assume that each year is 365 days. We also know that the daily mission plus simulated universe for one month is 3,000 stars. From this, we can get the star calculation formula 800000*365/3 0*3000=29200000000, which is 29.2 Billion Stars, and one draw is 160 Stars. We assume that they are all guaranteed, which is 160 including weapons. A character with full health and energy requires 12 gold. From this, we can calculate that these Stars can draw a total of 95052 characters with full health and energy.
Nice! It's similar to the book "Traveling through Teyvat, but they're all NPCs"
This book is really good. If you don't believe it, you can check my homepage. I usually don't give five stars, but this book's five stars are really not too much. Anyway, I see that it is really not too much now. Five stars is even a bit low. He does not interfere with the main plot like other protagonists of cool novels. He only provides a little help occasionally, and he does not appear too few times like other behind-the-scenes characters. How should I say this? He is in every picture, but his participation is not high, but you can see him in every picture. However, why is this book not rated? I don't know about this. Maybe there are too few people watching, or the author is too slow to update.
Downgraded one star. I don't know if the author has changed his writing style recently or something. The updates in the past two days have been a bit watery. I can't write a review without conscience.
It's not bad. It's an interesting setting. I hope I can write it down.
At present, it seems that it is barely watchable, but there is one thing. The destiny in the game is different from the real world. It cannot be that Silver Wolf has an empty destiny in the real world, while Jingyuan has an intellectual destiny, right?
After some calculations, the Amber Age ranges from 76 to 240 years. I assume that a close middle number is 160 years. 5,000 Amber Ages are 800,000 years. Assume that each year is 365 days. We also know that the daily mission plus simulated universe for one month is 3,000 stars. From this, we can get the star calculation formula 800000*365/3 0*3000=29200000000, which is 29.2 Billion Stars, and one draw is 160 Stars. We assume that they are all guaranteed, which is 160 including weapons. A character with full health and energy requires 12 gold. From this, we can calculate that these Stars can draw a total of 95052 characters with full health and energy.
Nice! It's similar to the book "Traveling through Teyvat, but they're all NPCs"
This book is really good. If you don't believe it, you can check my homepage. I usually don't give five stars, but this book's five stars are really not too much. Anyway, I see that it is really not too much now. Five stars is even a bit low. He does not interfere with the main plot like other protagonists of cool novels. He only provides a little help occasionally, and he does not appear too few times like other behind-the-scenes characters. How should I say this? He is in every picture, but his participation is not high, but you can see him in every picture. However, why is this book not rated? I don't know about this. Maybe there are too few people watching, or the author is too slow to update. Downgraded one star. I don't know if the author has changed his writing style recently or something. The updates in the past two days have been a bit watery. I can't write a review without conscience.
It's not bad. It's an interesting setting. I hope I can write it down.
At present, it seems that it is barely watchable, but there is one thing. The destiny in the game is different from the real world. It cannot be that Silver Wolf has an empty destiny in the real world, while Jingyuan has an intellectual destiny, right?