
Online Gaming: Infinite Feasts
网游之无限食
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To be honest, I feel that the character of the protagonist is very confusing. Starting from the confession in chapter 84 and ending in chapter 90, it feels very wrong and a bit contradictory to the previous character. Before Chapter 84, I didn't see any sharing or dedication from the protagonist. Starting from Chapter 84, he suddenly became selfless and generous, giving people information for free. I didn't understand what the live broadcast was about at the beginning, and I didn't see what the protagonist wanted to gain through the live broadcast (money? Reputation?). If it was an interest, why didn't he pay enough attention to it? Chapter 84 makes a sudden and abrupt turn, giving the protagonist a random reason, saying that he doesn't want to pretend to find or discover something by chance every time (this reason is not at all serious), so he just confesses. But at that time, the protagonist's live broadcast was not popular at all or was just starting to become popular. There was no need to continue the live broadcast, or it was okay to not start the live broadcast when he was looking for something for a purpose (I also said at the beginning that it would be too boring to do the live broadcast if I wanted to brush things). Then for this reason, he suddenly blew himself up (during the live broadcast) and started to provide free Amway world backgrounds and game settings. The most important thing is that I didn't see how selfless the protagonist is before. In the past, I didn't reveal anything if I could, and only revealed something if it was related to the mission or was beneficial to myself. This change is too big. The reason is also related to the live broadcast with a weak sense of presence, which is incomprehensible.
The ingredients made from pig's feet are free of charge. They are given to cute rabbits for free, and there is no interaction between the characters. What the protagonist gets is not often explained, just like a running account.
That talent is food. If you add a Taotie bloodline to him, what will he become?
To be honest, I have to lie down in the game warehouse to watch the live broadcast. Wouldn't it be great if you have time to play games? If there is really going to be a virtual game, you would be really stupid if you still watch the live broadcast in the game warehouse!
Reading conclusion
In general, this book gave me the impression that it is a running story. I don't know much about anything else, so I will just talk about my experience 1. The protagonist Shi Lezhi has no intelligence at all like a normal person and looks like a noob. The supporting characters all have higher IQs than the protagonist. The supporting characters know how to hide information to take advantage of the information. The protagonist doesn't know it. He keeps spreading information that others don't know and even goes live to say that he knows a lot of information about the world. Do you think he is too comfortable? 2. The attributes of the protagonist are calculated by the readers themselves and are not clearly stated in the content. 3. The plot is confusing. The protagonist's live broadcast is like a fake corpse and has no sense of existence. He is written to "flicker and appear" 4. It is very watery, not introduced at all, there are too many poisonous points, and the thinking logic is full of loopholes
To summarize the poisonous points 1, the protagonist is not short of money due to his talent, but he still keeps broadcasting 2. The lone wolf protagonist can easily get hundreds of thousands of unlimited points in the early stage, while a copy can only have tens of thousands of points, and the currency has collapsed. 3. The protagonist is a bastard, and his future goal is to numbly become stronger, and there is no main plot. 4. There is ghostwriting. The protagonist inexplicably confessed his knowledge of the copy world during the live broadcast, and it was completely voluntary. 5. There are many poisonous points, especially the description of female characters.
A very good novel was ruined by a live broadcast. You are a time traveler. When you enter the dungeon, you search for it purposefully and you dare to live broadcast it. Are you afraid that fools can't see it?
Emmm, how should I put it, reading this book feels like a biological researcher standing outside the glass window looking at the experimental mice. It's cold, boring, and straightforward. It doesn't give readers any sense of involvement. It's like if someone tells you something that has nothing to do with you, your reaction is just "Yeah, I got it."
I think the protagonist's ability system is very confusing. New abilities appear from time to time, and old abilities are not exercised. It feels like I just use whatever is easy to use at the time, and when I encounter someone with a better ability than my current ability, I discard the old ability instead of practicing integration. You said it's okay to have the ability to integrate, integrate, and form a system, but if you don't have the ability at all, it's very discouraging.
This live broadcast is a failure!