
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
- Source
- Qidian
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I want the author to create a book club for communication. The author said that this post will be created if it gets 50 likes.
I only wrote about one world, and it almost became an online game article.
When the game comes into reality, will anyone really choose the hard-working profession of warrior or knight? Aren't legal and remote professions good? Interesting
Looking for various character names
It is really difficult for the author to build a building for himself and choose a name. You don't know that I took hundreds of surnames and spelled them out one by one... For the supporting characters, everyone only needs to give the character's name and main personality. (Both real and game nicknames) Of course you also need a passerby's online name, as long as there are no banned words.
This is pretty cool, and the various settings are pretty good. I hope it won't end badly and I won't be in prison.
It's amazing. Although the results are not very good, it still insists on updating. It is really a model.
. . . . It was originally a fantasy world, but it turned out that the protagonist still liked to fantasize in it, and started to indulge in obscenities at every turn. It was hopeless.
I have handed in all ten tickets this month. Let me share my thoughts. There are many worlds. I am afraid of writing too much in one world, because in fact, a book is limited if it does not aim at tens of millions of words. There are only a few copies of more than 2 million words. Every time I write a copy like the world of college entrance examination, it feels like A lot of space is wasted (the advancement of the plot in the college entrance examination world is all in the temple, and I feel that there are too many irrelevant things in the front, and suddenly there is a lot of foreshadowing and plot in the temple). If this continues, maybe two or three worlds will be finished after I go to college (I am afraid that there will be two or three copies. The novel has a lot of words now, but I feel that the real-life plot has not been advanced much, and the plot of the main world of Warcraft has not been advanced much (I only pushed the Vanessa plot). I don't know about the group book plots that I am looking forward to (Big Screw, The Evil Demon King, Ancient God, etc.) When will it be available? Rewrite World of Warcraft, and other copies will be shorter but cannot be left out. In summary, don't write the long and smelly book like the college entrance examination (ps: the pace of daily update 1 is too slow, and daily update 3 or more can be written as complicated as you like hahaha). Come on, the author.
After opening a bunch of pig's feet, it's still useless. The writing is not good and I spent a lot of effort to write a weak and strong character.
The first chapter is enough
I was persuaded to leave after reading only a few pages, so I withdrew. I kindly reminded that in the first chapter, the protagonist was at school, and a few passers-by began to mock the protagonist for holding back the class.