Earth Is Having a Rough Time

This female character is not likable at all. It's all kinds of irritating to watch.

The most exciting part of the game is the interaction of the eternal plot, which makes people immersed in the game. The best gaming experience is when you treat the game as reality. But the two most exciting points of this book are missing. Especially since the monsters are all humanoid, the plot should be more fleshed out. It would be interesting if the interactions were more frequent, but the result is that only players level up and fight monsters unilaterally. The fastest upgraders are the players who treat it as a game? If you can't even integrate into the game and treat the game as reality. Why can you upgrade so quickly? This kind of real game is not a fool-like computer game. For example: If you go to play real CS in real life, you should have a better attitude towards the official staff. Obviously others will take care of you, right? If you are willing to give money or have a good relationship, they can help you. (This is called reality. I would rather see this kind of interaction between NPCs and players. Rather than just playing with players, which would still make sense) I would rather see a real game world, where the players are the protagonists of this world. But NPCs are also the protagonists of this world, and they are also part of this world. Real people with flesh and blood, not a bunch of data. In 67, it was said that Xia didn't know that Liu on the rooftop was the tangent of a right angle? But in Chapter 56, it is written clearly on the rooftop.

The book is good and the author has great ideas! Judging from the author's intention, he should want to add a map later rather than change the map. I have a personal suggestion: There is a big problem with novels that add maps, that is, it is easy for power to become imbalanced in the later stage, so the author can consider what a parallel world looks like. For example, the first map is Biohazard. A boss is set up at the end. After solving the boss, there are two options. One is to switch to the next map or not to upgrade the current map after it reaches full level, but you can still stay. Those who stay can create a gathering place and become loners... Those who leave can go to other maps. Of course, their levels will be reset. But the advantage is that this allows the design of other power systems without conflict between the two systems, such as the internal power of martial arts, the cultivation of immortals, and the magic of the HP world. (Wand), magic in the dnd world (spell slots), other magical worlds (learning magic)... In addition, for how to convert the map, the author can try the setting of "Zhou Mu", or use an experiential style: "Are you awake?" "?" Why am I here? Didn't I clear xxx? What kind of plot is this? "The doctor said, if you wake up, go find him" "How about it, have you found xxx?" "No, okay. Anyway, I don't have much hope. This is the second fragment of civilization we found, I hope you can find it." "Everything for @" The above is my personal imagination, if the author thinks this book review is okay, you can take it (*^_^*) In addition, I look forward to the follow-up of the work, come on! !

Why do virtual games in novels always emphasize reality and high difficulty? To put it harshly, it is better to make small butter and earn more profit.

Artificial intelligence is artificial intelligence, and cyborgs are cyborgs. What kind of emotions are there? Who knows what the conspiracy is behind the black hole that the protagonist made behind his back. Who knows what the final attitude of those players will be when facing the hyper-realistic technology. After all, such realism is a good thing for training soldiers.

Is this game real or virtual? ? To be honest, which planet are you on? If it's virtual, why do we need biochemical people? Isn't it a direct data NPC?

Click in and take a look at the data. The author can actually persist. Like 😠

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​? Throughout the process, players were doing various tasks with little interaction with NPCs to upgrade. There was too little interaction with NPCs, and the players selected for detailed writing were not outstanding enough in all aspects. The characters are stereotyped and popularized, and the depiction of the female anchor and the high school beauty caused discomfort. The rich second generation character is Lin Shao, and the chapter describing his reaction to this unknown black technology game is not very reasonable. As for the protagonist, as the mastermind behind the game, his description is too poor. This book is more inclined to a group online game. The anticipation of the behind-the-scenes flow accumulated from the opening layout is in vain. In addition, the real world's response to this game in the book is too low. Even when many players in the game find that this technology is unreasonable, the country has not responded at all? ? ?

I've written three books and I'm still at the first level, so I say goodbye.

. . . I finished the book on the 5th day after adding it to the bookshelf, and I'm exhausted.