Fatal Mobile Game

This old Shennong (a legendary Chinese physician) almost got poisoned to death. This book is deadly. The beginning is utterly speechless. For example, the most ridiculous thing is the Luo family's attitude towards the protagonist. With the Luo family's power, they could easily find out if the child was born to their daughter. Yet Luo Ye's brother actually believed it.

I'm furious! I'm furious! First of all, I want to make a statement to people who are seventeen or eighteen years old: people our age are really not as naive and innocent as the protagonist, and we haven't done anything illegal. Most of us, of course, the protagonist is a minority, so I won't go into details.

In summary, since the protagonist started playing this game, three supporting characters have died, and these three characters perfectly embody the beauty and ugliness of human nature. Tao Lin is a profit-driven person who doesn't follow any rules and is a failed businessman. Luo Jing is a lazy, hypocritical man who fantasizes about enjoying freedom.

Here are some thoughts for your consideration, Old Demon. Showing off and getting slapped in the face is a common trope, but tropes are never static. They need to be changed when they become outdated. These chapters about the Otherworld could be written like this: The protagonist encounters Liu Qian, who is shocked, wondering where such a powerful being came from.

Finding a baby in the snow, shouldn't the first reaction be to call the police? Why are you going after the orphanage? If the police are notified, at the very least, the baby will undergo DNA testing, surrounding surveillance footage will be investigated, and there will be no missing persons reports... This whole series of procedures will have to be followed.

This book's "Extra Characters" section: Applicants must have normal two- or three-character names, and may include a brief description of their personality and strengths. Because this is a thriller, most extras will not have a good ending; they will die in various gruesome ways. The author will kill them off without any regard for their fate. Enter at your own risk. 😁

I posted something about how the more elements a game has, the worse it falls apart; and I got banned immediately. Hilarious!

What captivated me was the kind of plot that the author wrote, especially the gas station scene, the hut, and the toilet scene in "The Mysterious Computer" (I forget which scene it was, but it was about playing on a phone in the toilet), and the castle scene in "Killing Prison". However, this kind of plot is never popular with audiences.

I've never given up on a book before, but this is the first one I genuinely couldn't finish. If it's categorized as suspense/thriller, just stick to that! The supporting characters are all idiots who just feed the enemy. The protagonist is forced to get revenge. The character changes are abrupt, and the plot twists are bizarre.

The story begins with the familiar underdog trope, followed by an adventure game mode for the protagonist. I thought it would be a continuous adventure, but then it switched to an immersive adventure game. Then, on a whim, they added a few rounds of "Who's the Spy?", And then, dissatisfied with the game mode, they added a turn-based game.