Online Game: Island Warfare

It has many advantages, and the overall plot is stable, but the flaws are unbearable. There's absolutely no detail about warfare... It's all just hack-and-slash, with zero casualties after each attack. Is player-versus-player warfare just about flying over and beheading enemies? It's written as war but reads like an adventure. Let's leave aside the game bugs.

There shouldn't be alternate dimensions; one dimension with multiple continents is fine. Focus on innovation and creativity, not formulaic or imitative plots. De-emphasize the power cultivation system and individual combat strength. De-emphasize the struggle for supremacy among multiple races and civilizations.

It's great! There are hardly any grammatical errors, the content flows smoothly, and so far there aren't any nauseating scenes. It's just so enjoyable! The theme and opening are quite novel. I support more frequent updates!!

Very good; the story unfolds smoothly yet crisply; it's very comfortable to read; it would be even better if it were featured.

I'd like to ask how many people backed out when choosing their hair color on the second screen? I'll count to 1 first, then everyone downstairs follows.

Playing a feudal era game on a spaceship feels a bit far-fetched. Shouldn't all of humanity at least be playing something like StarCraft, piloting fighter jets to familiarize themselves with combat, exploring various planets to understand their environments, etc.? That would be much better for colonizing other planets and surviving in space. What's the point of messing around in the old era? Is fighting with other people really that fun?

When will the author release his new book?

The author openly and subtly suppresses the protagonist. It's one thing for the system to target the protagonist, but after nearly a century of development, with such a powerful force, the protagonist's technology hasn't even surpassed that of other players by several generations—that's ridiculous. Other players develop independently, with significant overlap in their research.

I'm looking at a Chinese introduction, but reading foreign content. 😰😰

In a lord-themed novel, population is fundamental. If you're forcibly suppressing the population to such an extreme, you might as well write an adventure novel. I bet the author won't be describing large-scale battles; they'll just be focusing on high-level combatants.