My Higher-Dimensional Game Console

On this Qixi Festival, if you're going to choose between novels and games, then novels are the obvious choice.

Holy crap, I was begging the author to write Sekiro in the book review section just three days ago, and now the author is actually going to write it! I'm so happy!

There are almost no novels about console games; as long as you dig up insider information about games and follow a few major events, you're guaranteed to create a masterpiece. Of course, I participated in the whole process; writing it as a mere chronological account would be a waste of time. Looking forward to fattening it up.

To be honest, NieR: Automata is a good game, both in terms of music, story, and production quality, but the story is too tragic, especially during the final boss fight... I was saddened for days. It's a tragedy, and it affects the whole world, whether it's mechanical life or androids. Neil is too short, not enough to watch!

The protagonist only needs to travel to NieR: Automata to obtain a batch of loyal human robots and high-tech data. After all, that world no longer has humans, and the robots are programmed to be loyal to humans. It can be easily developed as a backyard retreat.

The synopsis seemed pretty good at first, and I was planning to add it to my favorites, but then I saw the update schedule... Emmmm

I have prepared 50,000 coins for your updates. I guarantee at least three chapters a day, and I will reward you with 1,000 coins for each additional chapter. This is my pledge.

As a casual author, you can try playing For Honor, the Dark Souls series, or Sekiro. We don't ask for much; how about dying ten times to update one chapter?

Let me share my thoughts after reading it. The book is very good; after all, there are very few novels about time travel games, and many of them are abandoned (author, please don't abandon it! 🙂🙂🙂). The protagonist's personality, well, he's a bit naive. Although, as the author mentioned in the previous post, it's a game world where there's no danger, he'll still feel pain if he gets hurt!

I think focusing on writing about games is good. After all, many people sympathize with or resent the characters' fates in games like Red Dead Redemption or The Witcher. I don't expect everyone to be satisfied with their lives, but I should at least try to change what I can. The author seems to be struggling with writing, so I think it's good to delve deeper into how the protagonist enters the game and changes the fates of those tragic characters.