
Transmigrating Through the Game World
游戏穿越世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I'd like the author to create a group chat for book lovers. The author said they'd create it if this post gets 50 likes.
If you only focus on one world, it's almost turning into an online game novel.
When games become reality Would anyone really choose such a miserable class as Warrior or Knight? Aren't magic-based and ranged classes appealing? Interesting
Looking for various character names
Building a website and coming up with a name is incredibly difficult for an author. You wouldn't believe how hard I had to piece it together from all the common Chinese surnames... For supporting characters, all you need to do is provide their names and main personality traits. (Two names: one for real life and one for the game.) Of course, you also need a random online name, as long as it doesn't contain any prohibited words.
This is pretty good, and the various settings are also quite nice. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending or get abandoned.
That's amazing! Even though the results aren't great, you still keep updating. You're a true role model.
... It's supposed to be a fantasy world, but the protagonist still loves to fantasize and keeps indulging in wishful thinking. Hopeless.
I've submitted all ten tickets this month, and here are some thoughts. The biggest fear with multi-world stories is writing too much in one world. A book's story is actually limited unless it's aiming for tens of millions of words. With over two million words, there are only so many instances.
Despite having a bunch of cheat codes, the protagonist is still useless; despite poor writing skills, a lot of effort was put into creating a weak-willed yet powerful character.
Chapter 1 is enough.
I gave up after reading only a few pages. A friendly reminder: in the first chapter, the protagonist is at school, and several random characters start mocking him for dragging the class down.