I quite like the crazy yet sane heroine in this story. The author's words are very suitable for describing those strange and twisted old gods. The entire ark is an out-of-control Tower of Babel, which is an admirable and subtle metaphor. After all, the heroine has become a god, so we can't demand that her human emotions be strong enough to develop love. We have to accept the character's small flaws.
Although the heroine's character is not the flamboyant and smart one I like, the copy design is really good and deserves four points. It's just that the male and female protagonists get along because the heroine's cold personality basically doesn't have any pink bubbles, but the ending episode is quite sweet.
Most of the contents of the dungeon are relatively clear tasks, defeat monsters, and complete tasks, which is a bit boring to watch. It ended too quickly, not writing about modern times at all, and ended in a hurry. I couldn't bear to watch it just because I wanted to see the happy and sweet end of their journey, but my expectations were dashed and I was very disappointed.
It felt like it wasn't fun since the heroine knew that the hero had a different personality, maybe the last third of it, I had to bite the bullet and watch it.
A strange story about rules, a very orthodox one, with rule sheets and different character perspectives. It's not my favorite type, and it's a bit tiring to watch.
The logic of the article is online, and the world view is complete. Disasters often test human nature, and sometimes it seems quite depressing. Although the male and female protagonists are very strong, the general environment of the war makes people feel very sad.
The ending was a bit rushed, otherwise it would have been rated as four stars, but the ending was really unfavorable. The new operating rules of the library, the male and female protagonists had just confirmed their relationship, the situation of other supporting characters, and how many people survived the seven-star dungeon heresy, all of which were not explained clearly.
Well, I think it's just average. Maybe it's the narrative style. I felt like falling asleep while watching it. Horror Hunting has indeed achieved this, but the characters are relatively flat, there are not enough characters, and most of them are NPCs with very facial makeup.
Reading the comments, many people dislike the heroine Baozi, but in fact, the heroine, as a purchasing agent, has higher system authority than the players, so it is understandable that she will be restricted by the praise. Otherwise, where would the gaming and planning come from? I think the book is generally acceptable, but there are loopholes in the detailed logic, which is a relatively normal and refreshing routine.