A Wild God Sustained by Incense, I Turn All My Believers into Players
香火野神，我把信徒都变成玩家
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 226k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2d ago
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A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
I read all kinds of novels, and lately I've really been into fourth natural disaster stories, especially ones centered on players. But the only one I thought was any good was My Players Have Gone on a Killing Spree, by I'm the Chosen One. The others have been pretty average. Please recommend something new! Don't hold back your favorites. Bring out the books you've been saving for a rainy day!
Any Novels About Ancient People Running Dungeons?
Looking for books similar to Live-Streaming the Qin Emperor and Han Emperor Playing a Real-Life RPG from the Start. Something where people from ancient times play rule-based horror games, national survival games, or full-dive games, with people from different eras competing against each other and winning rewards to help their own countries. Preferably no protagonist, just the System running it.
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Well, to be honest, it's quite enjoyable so far. Of course, nitpickers shouldn't criticize the writing style; if you want that, go read Yu Hua. What matters in online novels is the imagination and coherence. As someone who's read everything from Xi Juan's romance novels to Jin Yong's martial arts novels, I'm not really concerned about writing style.
So far, it's alright. Although it has a bit of an AI feel, it doesn't detract from the overall experience. However, these kinds of works usually follow the pattern of a wild god appearing in a village, leading to conflict between the village and the city. It doesn't need to follow the exact same trajectory as all the popular works. For example, the part in this book that leads readers into a dungeon is quite novel.
It's great, really great! I'm currently really looking forward to the protagonist's journey to the realm of gods. He doesn't have all the abilities of the fourth day yet; he can only unlock them gradually, allowing the villagers to gain extraordinary powers. I've only seen the part where the villagers gain supernatural powers so far; I can't say more about the later parts, so I'll give it a lower score.
The cheese layer is thin, and the AI flavor is barely noticeable. I binged all the way to the latest chapter (75 chapters) and the overall reading experience was very good. Compared to other game behind-the-scenes stories, which are often filled with silly jokes and memes, playing as an ancient villager is definitely a new experience. The enemies don't just appear one after another. It's a very good behind-the-scenes farming game novel.
It's really good. It's a very good book. It's a fantasy novel with a strong development element, and the whole reading process is very smooth, without any trace of AI.
It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful! It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful. (58)
Quite good, the idea is good too, very good.
The writing is flawless, with numerous innovative points and no awkward climaxes. It seamlessly integrates into the world-building, without any logical inconsistencies or unclear explanations. It avoids excessive filler or convoluted battles spanning dozens of chapters. The events are densely packed, with natural transitions. A perfect score! 💯
I've only skimmed through it a couple of times, but I already know how profound this book is. That's right. If you can be diligent, I'll read it day and night.
Novel and engaging subject matter