[The rating just came out, so it should rise later]
[Games descend into reality + multiple secret identities + no female lead + mindless fun + mistaken worship + multiple games]
Yi Chengge was an ordinary male college student who had just graduated. After earning a little money during his internship, he went back to his hometown and retired early.
The dull, boring life in the countryside left him feeling unbearably empty, so he began searching everywhere for fun single-player games.
Then he found the gaming platform Arrival, which was full of fun, free single-player games.
On the homepage's recommended games list, he picked a city-building management game called Where Did the Mayor Go?
At first, he complained about its massive 126 GB download, but after playing it, he fell silent. It wasn't just fun; it was addictive. He got so worked up that his mouth went dry and he lost his voice from yelling.
“What is this? Are you the mayor, or am I?”
“You bunch of... ahem! You're driving me mad! Lock every last one of them up and make them reform their ways!”
“What do you mean a whole crowd of people refused to take shelter from the rain, caught colds, and packed the hospital until it overflowed, causing traffic to grind to a halt and a plague to break out? The whole city is about to fall!”
Later, he downloaded other single-player games to unwind, only for all of them to descend into reality!
Looking at the citizens who came running out of the games to find him, Yi Chengge said, “I don't know you people!”
Then he saw several people flying through the sky on swords. They came straight toward him, dropped to their knees, and called him Sect Leader.
A supernatural dungeon appeared, and he turned out to be number one on the leaderboard!
This is terrifying. It must be a dream. Everything will be fine when I open my eyes again.
When he opened his eyes, he discovered that he had transmigrated!
This is a very interesting story. The protagonist travels through various game worlds, and there are already more than five game worlds featured so far. There's a plant world with giant loaves of toast, a horror world with an infinite flow theme, and a food system in a ghost market… I love the character Ah-happy. She's so cute and fluffy! I'd lie in her arms forever, I'd do it.
A very interesting book. I quite liked all the games, except for the occasional abrupt scene transitions that took me a while to catch. I hope more people will see this book. Keep up the good work, author!
My first impression of this book was quite novel, and after reading it, I found it to be really good. The protagonist is very relatable 💕, and the player's perspective is described in great detail, which I really love, hahaha, that's exactly how I am when I play games 🤔. I especially love this kind of mentality, particularly the mayor's game, which had so many laughs in it 🤦🤦
It's very novel; it's unlike anything I've ever read before. I don't know why it was recommended to me, but I was captivated the moment I clicked in. The beginning doesn't immediately depict the arrival of the games the protagonist plays; instead, it first explains what the protagonist has experienced. I haven't read further, but based on the content so far, I'm definitely going to keep watching.
It's simply not enough! 😢 The plot is so fresh and exciting for me. Author, let's try to break 1000 chapters, okay? 🥺 Even if it's just filler text, it's fine because it's really good!!! 🥰
The early stages might be a bit bland, but it gets much better later. The protagonist is playing a game called "The Descendant's Game." Early on, the protagonist was feeling sorry for the game's developers, but because of their spawn behavior, our Chen Ge suddenly changed his expression and unleashed a barrage of mysterious symbols at them.
It's really good. The main character feels very real. The game is very fun, very fun, very fun!
The narrative jumps around a bit, the protagonist is quite irritable, and the scene transitions are rather abrupt, but the plot is quite imaginative. See if it suits your taste.
It's alright. Personally, I think it was better before the system's heinous acts were exposed; the later parts got a bit too violent. 🤦
Currently, the protagonist's greatest fear is the unknown arrival of the game's developers; everything else is just an evenly matched game that requires some attention. The enemies won't be significantly strengthened! Part 1: The beginning of the beast world is delicious. Second editor: I feel that the tomb raiding aspect is a bit redundant; the main character doesn't seem to have gotten anything. Also, the supporting characters in the tomb raiding experience all have strange personalities.