I've read a bit of it before but didn't finish it. I recently picked it up and finished reading it. The first part was okay, but the second part was too dark [changed] [changed] What I'm very dissatisfied with is that the protagonist has obviously stayed in the game for two thousand years and has a deep relationship with Cyril and the like, but all the processing after leaving the game in the ending has been hastily skipped [changed]
In fact, after entering the game in the later stage, I felt that the overall image was a bit wrong. The portrayal of Shou in the previous game was actually quite strong, and it fit his image of being the most powerful person in many races for so many years. However, after the attack, the overall image began to collapse a bit, and in the real world, it felt more like some kind of Subsidiary (?) Is not that serious, but I feel that he is not in a dominant position in this relationship. Although Gong also loves him very much, his attitude is quite different from that of Slice in the game, and the identity gap is also very serious. After the Qiao family is dealt with in the real world, there will be no follow-up, and the use of the small world of the game is also very small. Wonderful... It is definitely not a good thing for the game world to develop the resources of the game world in the real world. From the perspective of the game world, it is like the old gods. I thought that the new gods came to power, but in fact the new gods came to get resources... It's hard to say. Maybe the author's intention was not like this, but there are not many descriptions in the article. It's hard for me to have further imagination. I always feel that the future of the game world is worrying, and after the unification of the races, all the leaders of each race are gone. I don't believe that everyone can live in harmony in the future. It feels like the war is about to break out. I always feel that it has left a lot of pitfalls, some of which I can't even stand.
I picked it up during the article hoarding activity. Overall, it was mediocre and finished hastily. The front part is okay, but I don't want to expand on it, and the emotional line doesn't suit my personal taste. The author's later farming articles were pretty good. I didn't read this early one, and it certainly makes sense () Generally speaking, compared to the author's later articles, this one is quite green.