I'm Not Playing Games

Final book review→_→ First of all, the ending~ No matter what, Wang Jiang still insists on steadily updating this interest-driven story to the end despite her heavy studies, graduation, and job search. I would like to express my admiration and gratitude. Especially when readers only have three or two kittens. The whole story maintains Wang Jiang's consistent standards, with delicate writing and humor. It is truly an excellent work. But for readers who have come from "Wolf Girl", it is a little unsatisfactory... I want more warm healing between cute girls, delicate and soft daily emotions of Lily! ! ! ! ! ! ! →_→ I hope the next book will not have such a heavy theme of salvation, if there is another one→_→

The worldview and description of this book are both top-notch. Unfortunately, the emotional line is a bit weak. I really wanted to see Coco and Jiajia making sweets. Later, I felt that I could write a lot of emotions, but they were all written off in one stroke (Grudge).

Woof woof woof ~ woof woof ~ woof woof woof woof, woof woof woof ~~ [←New Year's greetings from this woof]

Wow! This book is so good, why is there no one reading it?

The beginning of the previous plot is simply a persuasion article, not attractive at all. Moreover, it is very long and the intervals are not enough. It is very unfriendly to me who is a friend of Shuhuang. The book shortage means that you have to read one book after another. If you don't get the first part, most of them will be abandoned. Even if the later part is good, you won't bother to read the plot slowly. Articles that have a simple or refreshing start (very imaginative) are more likely to retain people.

When will the wolf girl be moved back?

To be honest, I think the NPC formatting is a failure. In addition, apart from the computing power, there are no other advantages in withdrawing the protagonist's data life.

Yeah, it's been so long, and I suddenly remembered that I had been saving up the novels I was chasing because of the college entrance examination. In the blink of an eye, I have graduated from college and have been working for a few years. The next time I read it at the starting point, things have changed. The wolf girl went to another world, and the new book is actually finished. It seems that it is not easy to finish it all the way. Hey, I still like the warm daily life of Lily, and miss my lost youth_(:3″∠❀)_

It is obviously a subject that I am very interested in, and the writing style is also very good... But it is too long-winded and I can't read it at all 😅 Refining this book will reduce the number of words by one-third, and the popularity will definitely not be too bad... What a pity

As time went by, I gradually began to dislike the character of Mu Yun. . . .

The settings are very good. The only drawback is that the settings are very good. The early stage is almost all about settings. Even in the later stages, large-scale settings will be given to side characters or insignificant forces, which will make people feel that the story content is very small. The author can actually introduce the setting through the story, instead of telling the setting first and then writing the story. Of course, the setting is also essential. I have seen the other extreme, a certain Yamaguchi fanfic. The story has hundreds of thousands of words. Apart from the name, I don't know whether the protagonist is male or female, tall, short, fat or thin... Big boost to the author, overall it is very attractive.

I don't understand why the main character keeps a low profile. . It would be better to have a strong influence in saving the world, right?

After reading more than a dozen chapters of long-winded settings, I was waiting to see how the protagonist would issue tasks as an NPC and tease the players, but what I was waiting for was the routine of leapfrogging monsters and slapping people in the face from a few years ago. So what is the use of the previous settings? Does it pave the way for the plot hundreds of chapters later?

I accidentally discovered this novel, which really appeals to my taste. It is one of the few novels in Transformation that can make me fascinated. Good luck, author 🌹

Why is the author's previous book missing?

Let me talk about a few aspects that I saw. First, in the online game novel, the heroine has a bit of a lily tendency, and she has the rebirth of Long Aotian to cause trouble. Isn't this a dual-protagonist model? The background is that a goddess from another world was created, and she accidentally caused the invasion of Chaos. In order to protect the world, the goddess broke her godhood and scattered it on the earth. In order to save her, the great goddess of the earth created a set of game system rules to cover the other world, programmed the people in the other world, and summoned a group of players to overthrow Chaos and cause trouble. What makes my stomach ache a bit is the reborn troublemaker Long Aotian. I don't know how to complain. It feels like a dual-protagonist model. The author brings in the heroine on the one hand, and the reborn Long Aotian on the other. However, with the author's writing style, it should be possible to write a harmonious HP ending. (That's right, I just read the free 30+W words at the beginning, and then jumped directly to the back and subscribed to the ninth volume. Then I just felt that I skipped a little bit of the plot, and then when I saw the love and hatred between the two protagonists in the back, my stomach hurt a little.)