
Nanotech Descends
纳米降临
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 866k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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163Chapters
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8.2kRecs
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I feel like I can't stand it any more. There are always people who make the main character so irritating. She's so kind and kind all the time. Why don't you watch White Lotus Mary Sue?
In fact, I was confused because I looked at the second person. After reading the first chapter, I saw several options of ABCDE, okay, then I chose A. Open the chapter, jump to the chapter with A, and then find that it is not like that - - The author chose D, then pressed D and continued writing. There were no other options to see. Okay, I'm overthinking it. How could I have such a huge branch for you to write about?
It would be great if it could be made into a game, with narration and dialogue options.
Compared with "I Don't Want the Mission Reward", this book feels more like a game than a novel.
Second person. . . Very interesting, let's add the bookshelf first.
The author's mission rewards are very nice. It's like playing a game with a high degree of freedom. There is no sense of restraint. The protagonist's wantonness impressed me a lot. I thought this author would have great results.
The eunuch author...
He's actually a eunuch. I don't dare to look at it anymore.
It feels like this is a novel with word game elements
Do I think this is a literal version of Detroit Become Human? The author is the game system, the reader is the player, the reader makes the choice, and the author interprets the game process