
Reborn to Build a Virtual World
重生之打造虚拟世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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A mixed bag: plot-driven stories, romance, all sorts of things.
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The only complaint I have about this article is that I didn't write the extra chapter.
The same is true for the extra story. It's just stuck here. Even serious readers are fully subscribed to follow the story, but the author seems to be completely unable to see us. He doesn't care about us. He just wants to trick him. Don't we deserve to see an ending?
This is my second playthrough, and I was fooled by the ending again. I came back for a second time because I really like the subject matter, and the author writes it very well. The character of the protagonist, the world view, and the career line all make me want to stop. But the further back, the more it feels like it's going off track. Especially at the end, I feel that the author may have gone astray because of the influence of the comment section, and directly used the novel to vent his emotions. Although I understand that the author is also a human being and will be affected by emotions, as a reader, I feel really disappointed every time I see this ending. Although some readers said that the protagonist's career and emotional lines are already very clear, and ending it abruptly here is also a good open ending. But for me, I only felt the author's counterattack venting against online violence, but did not give this article a full stop. No matter what happened to Liang, as a novel whose title is about creating a virtual world, the ending uses Liang's death to fight against online violence. The virtual world has passed by in an understatement. With so much foreshadowing and the dedication of the protagonist team, it seems that readers like us who only read the novel are not worthy of seeing the future of development. Reading this article again after so many years, I still couldn't help but ramble on so much when I saw the ending. Deep love, deep responsibility, even though the author probably wouldn't read it, he still couldn't help but say it. Because as a reader, what I hate the most is bad endings. The more excellent the work, the more depressing it is.
I finished reading it, but I feel bad overall. I don't like my cousin, but I feel so distressed by his results. Public opinion is really scary.
I have mixed feelings. I didn't expect to give up after reading the entire article. The reason is my cousin. The pressure was on me in my previous life, so I can't bear to resent my cousin. But because I am on the offensive side, I dislike my cousin very much. Even if he helped to deal with the little princess, he was too extreme. When he was blackmailed, he could find out the reason, but he had to lock the person up. He had to suffer for himself and the protagonist was involved. This article started to get ugly after the cousin's role increased significantly in the later period. I felt that a lot of the plot was filled with water. I like your other two articles very much. Although I like this one very much, that's it for now. Goodbye.
This ending is really lame, from a stand-alone game to a holographic game, it's top-heavy. The title of this article is holographic games, but there is no description of holographic games, which makes people speechless. I came with the intention of watching a holographic game, but it was like this, a waste of my expression. Not to mention the large number of irrelevant plot descriptions in the article, which are inexplicable and cumbersome. The article goes over and over again to emphasize plagiarism and infringement, which is annoying. I didn't pay to see you repeatedly emphasizing that plagiarism harms the author's interests. Can you focus on describing the relevant plot? It seems that although other authors also appear in the article to emphasize plagiarism and infringement, they probably only appear once or twice in the entire article. This time I have learned a lot.
Regarding online violence, several more lives have been lost this year
I watched it twice a long time ago, and I watched it a third time today because I was bored.
I like this article. It has my own thoughts and personal opinions on things. I like articles like this where I can learn something.
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