[No CP+game invasion+survival+world interaction+infrastructure+ranking list]
Just by going downstairs to get some mala hotpot, she was transported into another world.
She became a closed beta player of "The World of Ruins".
They are the only remaining human beings after seven "Great Purges".
After at least the seventh time, all the IDs in her friend list turned gray, and the world channel became silent.
She never found any trace of humans in this world.
She knew there would be a day when the game would officially come to Blue Star.
I just didn't expect that almost all the players in the closed beta test would die, and the closed beta test would come to an abrupt end...
She seemed to be forgotten in a corner of the universe.
I have been alone in this silent world for more than half a year.
She understood almost all the rules and figured out all the loopholes in the system.
Until the familiar system announcement sounded again.
"Boom... Boom..."
[Welcome players to enter the world of 'Annix']
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Reader comments
The hard heart that I have been practicing for a year is beginning to soften as the game is reset.
Remember to eat but not to fight
The first one is quite good-looking and engaging. This kind of survival-for-all genre is also quite to my liking. The author's writing is good, the look and feel is good, and the pace is moderate.
There are some poisonous points in the plot. After the man in front gave his supplies to the protagonist, the protagonist let him go. This is a poisonous point to me, because if the protagonist has no strength, it is self-evident what will happen to him. He just softens his attitude because the protagonist is very strong. I don't understand why he needs to be let go.
At the same time, as of Chapter 32, I don't understand what it means to take in a boy who knows the situation on your island and plants an anchor on your island? What does it mean when an island is posted to the public screen?
At the same time, there are also some plots where the protagonist is called a brother during transactions and is mistaken for a man on the public screen. I skipped it when I was reading it, but I still want to point it out when I'm reviewing it, just in case someone gets offended by it.
There is nothing outstanding about the character creation of the protagonist. He is not very kind, but he is not very decisive, so that he feels very indecisive. He does not have the characteristics that the protagonist should have, distinctive and outstanding characteristics that can be remembered.
All in all, it is a bit of poisonous food. Maybe the author's experience is not rich enough and there is no way to shape such a world well, but the world view is still quite innovative. Those who are interested can read it.
From the author's homepage, I think this is the first time I have tried this type of book. If this type of book is well written and the results are good, the income will be considerable. However, if most people do not write it well, it is easy to be criticized. I hope to keep up the good work.
The hard heart that I have been practicing for a year is beginning to soften as the game is reset. Remember to eat but not to fight
The first one is quite good-looking and engaging. This kind of survival-for-all genre is also quite to my liking. The author's writing is good, the look and feel is good, and the pace is moderate. There are some poisonous points in the plot. After the man in front gave his supplies to the protagonist, the protagonist let him go. This is a poisonous point to me, because if the protagonist has no strength, it is self-evident what will happen to him. He just softens his attitude because the protagonist is very strong. I don't understand why he needs to be let go. At the same time, as of Chapter 32, I don't understand what it means to take in a boy who knows the situation on your island and plants an anchor on your island? What does it mean when an island is posted to the public screen? At the same time, there are also some plots where the protagonist is called a brother during transactions and is mistaken for a man on the public screen. I skipped it when I was reading it, but I still want to point it out when I'm reviewing it, just in case someone gets offended by it. There is nothing outstanding about the character creation of the protagonist. He is not very kind, but he is not very decisive, so that he feels very indecisive. He does not have the characteristics that the protagonist should have, distinctive and outstanding characteristics that can be remembered. All in all, it is a bit of poisonous food. Maybe the author's experience is not rich enough and there is no way to shape such a world well, but the world view is still quite innovative. Those who are interested can read it. From the author's homepage, I think this is the first time I have tried this type of book. If this type of book is well written and the results are good, the income will be considerable. However, if most people do not write it well, it is easy to be criticized. I hope to keep up the good work.