I Work Part-Time in an Infinite Game

Finished reading! The author is really great! In fact, I had mixed feelings while reading this article. The cat looks cold on the outside, but is slow-warming but affectionate on the inside, and occasionally gets along with some delicate and cute characters. It is very smart but will be a little confused when it doesn't wake up in the morning. The characterization is clear and full. As the other male protagonist, Zhao Nanxing has less ink than Maomao, but the character also has typical characteristics (such as mysophobia), and the description of the eyes is also excellent. The images of other characters are also very complete. They are not completely flat characters with facial makeup. The vast majority of them are round characters. But my mood is complicated because... I don't really like the character of the protagonist (this is definitely not a big problem because the writing is very, very good!) But from the way I finished reading this article, it can be seen that I still like Maomao and Zhao Nanxing, and I like their story. I think the protagonist is closer to an ordinary person than the popular bking model in Jinjiang now. The plot development and conflicts he faces in the article are completely consistent with the background set by the author (his memory is blank, he feels out of place in the world he lives in, he doesn't like to talk, etc.). It is precisely this condition that determines that at certain moments, the story will develop that way without turning back. So I like this story, but for the same reason, I also resist it. I felt like I had something stuck in my heart after reading it, and I couldn't let it go for a long time. I don't know if the author's world environment settings are impeccable, but as a reader who doesn't like to research and correct bugs, what I like most about this article is the world background. I was struck by the protagonist's powerlessness. There are a lot of things he doesn't know, and he can't protect everything he cherishes. He broke many barriers in the ending, but he still has a lot to face. Both paradise and the outside world have their own powerlessness. Needless to say about the paradise, life is passing faster and faster, the sadness that cannot be cried out... Sometimes I feel that a normal human being living in the paradise and an NPC who cycle in the game day after day are actually the same? And the outside world cannot see the moon. What people are faced with is the sky full of yellow sand, or the virtual beauty, knowing illusions and unconscious addictions. In the end of the scientists' research, they still transferred their spiritual bodies to another world. People always have so much helplessness and so many fates. When I read, I occasionally hope that the protagonist is omnipotent. He should have all the qualities that I desperately desire. Even if there are setbacks, he will stand up quickly. He will be an opportunity for hope and change, and will rewrite all tragedies. But I also know that this is impossible. (But I really love bking and I'm a native dog) I'm actually super happy that there is no extra story, because I can't be sure where the protagonist will go, where the ending will be, and whether we will be together forever. Overall, the author is awesome! Such a story is very good! (There are already enough articles for max-level writing at the beginning) (Of course, it will also look good if written in a large style) Rather, deep down in my heart I actually need this kind of world view and protagonist that makes me struggle and think, right? It is a great success to make readers remember it~

After thinking about it for a long time, I still decided to write a long review~ Liu Qi gives people the feeling of a cute kitten. I have to say that the author portrayed it really well! (Scream loudly!) Then Liu Baobei's early stage was really good! A stranger, and in an unfamiliar area, you should be more careful. After all, teammates are better than future partners (haha~) The transition in the later period is generally good. Generally speaking, the characterization is great, but the character's personality is not obvious (suggestion!) There are also too many adjectives. Every time I see Liu Baobao's face, it is: cold and expressionless. She thinks she is cold but turns out to be cute. I hope the author can do a better job of researching and portraying her. But it's really great!!! Let's talk about Zhao again! I have to say that Gong's facial description is truly outstanding! The beautiful picture is displayed directly in front of my eyes, I have already imagined it, hahaha~ Her character didn't collapse (second compliment?), And she still maintained mysophobia after the relationship was confirmed (very true hehe) Then there are great human descriptions and foreshadowing! It's really beautiful! When I saw Chen Pi, I was so angry that my teeth itched. I felt that he had no independent opinions and was easily hypnotized... Why didn't he think about it after Shi died? Then after he was no longer decadent, he asked Liu Bao to take them to a game without understanding the situation (Ahhhhhhh, don't you really think Shi's death is strange? It's a D-level game!!!) Okay, okay, I don't know if this is a long review, but I tried my best! I wish you a happy three-dimensional life! Please produce more food (pat on the shoulder)

Fuck you for being mentally retardedjj I worked so hard to type so many words and you explained it all to me, wu wu XX It was a waste of my feelings, forget it, forget it, just forget it. Ah, the capital letters are really nice! Every character is very layered. There is the cold and arrogant Qi Maomao whose hair explodes when poked, and Zhao Nanxing who looks like a fox, and the reckless Chen Pi who is a bit foolish. There is also our kind-hearted calamus, the cowardly green tea plum cyperus, and the somewhat arrogant little old man, Liang Shaoji.

I can't understand this mom (#-.-)

Chenpi has never grown up, it makes me very painful to see it

It's so annoying. Originally, Chen Pi changed his opinion of him after paying attention to his teammates. Here, "harm, burden" is very appropriate.

I thought I would let him grow up, but I saw that he is getting more and more owed now, and I wish he would die soon (

Chenpi is really stupid╰(*?`*)╯

I thought Shi Changpu would die in front of Chen Pi, prompting him to grow up... Or maybe die after being together... But I didn't expect that the confession was never said out loud (I think Acorus had something to tell Chen Pi back then to express his love), and he didn't see him for the last time before his death. This was really sad.

Hey, why is Cyperus rotundus such a person? After finishing the new level before, I saw that although she lacked ability and knew that it would be difficult to successfully pass the dungeon on her own, she chose to work on her own instead of relying on others. She gradually gained confidence and became cheerful, and I was very happy for her. After all, most people are ordinary and mediocre people. They are not as smart and brave as Chen Qi and Acorus. They have enough courage and ability to continuously pass the game when faced with a game that can determine life and death. In fact, the friendship between girls is not that plastic.