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.

The book is good, and the author has great ideas! Judging from the author's intention, it seems they plan to add more maps later, rather than changing them. I have a personal suggestion: A major problem with novels that include maps is that the power balance tends to become unbalanced in the later stages. Therefore, authors could consider creating a parallel world setting.

Why do novels about virtual games always emphasize realism and high difficulty? To put it bluntly, it's not as profitable as making adult porn.

Artificial intelligence is artificial intelligence, and cyborgs are cyborgs. Why get emotional about them? Who knows what kind of conspiracy lies behind that black hole created behind the protagonist's back? Who knows how the players will ultimately react to this surreal technology? After all, this kind of realism is good for training.

Is this game real or virtual? If it's true, on which planet is it? If it's a virtual world, why would you need cyborgs? Shouldn't it just be direct data NPCs?

I clicked in and saw the data; I'm amazed the author is still managing to persevere. Thumbs up! 😠

After carefully reading the first few dozen chapters, I started skipping around. It was a bit boring, lacking immersion and anything particularly noteworthy. The entire game revolved around players completing various quests with minimal interaction with NPCs to level up.

I've written three books and I'm still only at Level 1. Goodbye.

Is this finished????? Are you sure the author is not bad?