The Low-Dimensional World Is So Much Fun

If the protagonist is really high-dimensional, he should have more and richer operating space. He can smear and tamper with everything in the low-dimensional world at will. What I mean is that he can let the development of the world proceed according to his arrangements, design a cosmic framework, and then all worlds and all universes must operate according to this framework.

Here I go, I've struck gold, the writing is pretty good, the fictional world view is well grasped, and the characters are pretty good, but some combat power settings are not very clear, but now that I see it, I can feel that the author is making amends.

This idea is indeed attractive, but there is no foreshadowing of the heroine's character. Later, when they are about to break up, she suddenly becomes a tsundere. The previous description is that she is a low-level person with the secret of her sister's disappearance, and then she becomes tsundere when she and the protagonist are separated for more than ten days. It is not impossible, but the author's perspective animation filter finds it quite cute. I just feel proud when I see it. Nothing else is a problem. Also, I really want to find Chaofan who is so powerful that he can torture the world by himself and still go through the plot slowly.

Very nice, recommended. I just hope that I won't go astray later. The highlight of this type of article is the interference in the low-dimensional world. Instead of pretending to be a slap in the face in reality, if you write it as a slap in the face in reality, I might as well read urban literature.

There is no problem for the moment. It is quite confusing that the protagonist always acts as a female character. After all, players use female characters for their own appreciation. It is quite confusing to use female characters when walking in a world where NPCs have independent thinking.

Books are fine, but let me give you a suggestion (just a suggestion). The protagonist can be a good guy or a bad guy, but don't emphasize your own moral standards (Su Ye's moral standards are still relatively high. Thinking about this kind of thing makes me feel a little uncomfortable.) This affects the perception.

Full marks for creativity, very interesting, I feel the potential is unlimited😋Currently given it a top rating

It is a very good novel with a lot of imagination. If readers are similar in certain aspects, they will like it very much. The disadvantage is that the AI ​​smell is a bit strong in the early stage, but becomes lighter in the later stage.

I don't care about the heroine or the protagonist not immediately giving up eating beef and becoming the strongest, etc. In my opinion, this is a cool article. The protagonist does not have the burden of these things and the game he plays is more in line with my hobbies and feels familiar. Moreover, the numerical descriptions and settings in the plot seem to have been well thought out. Although generally speaking, it would not be appropriate for a novel to sew together a lot of game content, but as I said at the beginning, I think this is a fun article, and you can do whatever you want. I mainly just read the writing and the game to have fun, and I won't worry about this or that.

Very good-looking, 👍 👍 The protagonist is invincible in the world he observes, and the reason for gaining power is quite reasonable. (Those who say that their strength will improve quickly are advised to watch Changsheng Loser Stream) The protagonist has only observed two worlds now, one is similar to the Western fantasy Cthulhu, and the other is a bit like the universal mind. In the first world, the heroine started to have a crush on the protagonist, wasn't it because the protagonist cast a spell to increase her crush on her? [What] (The heroine is a female character with more plots in the first world) What is said in the comment area about falling in love is not reflected at all. Isn't falling in love a two-way street? 🤔 There can't be a female character who must be in love. As for the second world, the protagonist observed the male character at the beginning and saved him by the way. After that, I tend to think that because he is the only one who has seen the protagonist, it is equivalent to leaving an anchor on him (because the world observed by the protagonist in the second world depends on others, and the more people witness it, the more he can observe), so he only appears next to him the second time. Is this considered a nanny? The current protagonist can't even do good things? [Shocked][Shocked] As for the cross-dressing, the protagonist came to the low-latitude world and used the character in the game. The character in the game is female, so does it count as the protagonist dressing up as a woman? It would be better to say that the protagonist has changed gender 😜 😜. But it's better not to have a female protagonist. How can we talk about low latitude and high latitude? If you want to look for it, you have to look for one with the same dimension. So far, everything is good. There is no doubt that A+ will continue to be maintained. It can reach 9 points and is identified as grass jelly 👍👍😋