Games Across the Heavens: I Told You I'm Not a Normal Player

Although it's clear that Taibai Shuijun's "I'm Just a Normal Player" is different from the original story, overall it's still very good.

If you look like me, you're a normal player.

Personally, I think it's alright, just the narrative is a bit bland, and it doesn't feel like an AI. There are no major flaws, but there's also a lack of plot conflict. Overall, I think it's very well written for the author's first book. I had already given up on this book and was too lazy to revise the review. But seeing so many people mentioning AI, I'll change it anyway.

It's alright, just average. The person has changed...

Personally, I think it's alright. The protagonist is a powerful figure who actively reincarnates. However, he doesn't carry many memories with him, only some important information and his later rank. The author says that if he brought everything to the present, the protagonist would explode; he goes back in time to correct his past path. He found some problems on the path he took before and had to retrace it. And author, keep it up! Don't stop updating or leave the story unfinished.

Although the plot is good, the characters' dialogue sounds very much like it was written by Redfruit AI. It's too AI-driven, it's a bit uncomfortable to watch, and it's become too watery.

It feels great

It's a bit like Taibai Shuijun's book. Is he planning to write his own because he wasn't satisfied with reading it? 😄

The idea is very profound and insightful. However, there are relatively few exciting moments.

It's logically sound and very enjoyable.