Dream Game Designer

Game rankings are unavoidable; MOBAs definitely have them, so it's worth discussing. The first option is to only change the title "Strongest King." After all, in ancient feudal society, one couldn't just casually claim the title of "King," "Emperor," or "King of Kings." But the word "King" is really catchy, like "King of Soldiers," "King of Guns," or "King of Hunters."

Well, the writing style and logical structure are good, but the world-building is somewhat lacking. For example, the dream game is based on dream formations, but what are these formations based on? This remains unanswered even up to chapter 70. (Non-toxic content, edible.)

I really love this type of work. For me, having played many games or being a casual gamer, I'm more interested in modified versions. That's the charm of text, because we can use it to unleash our imagination and fill in different scenarios in reality.

When I saw the title, I thought it was set in the future or a parallel world, but I never expected it to be a light fantasy set in ancient times! Moreover, the reason why games were so popular in ancient times is quite realistic: the emperor's closest brother took the blame for the emperor and became disabled. To make the brother happy, the country vigorously promoted games…

The biggest flaw is that although the world view is clearly ancient, it doesn't feel like ancient at all except when the game is being made. The minor villains who pop up are as stupid as those in similar stories; they're neither particularly interesting nor bad.

The book is quite well written; its lack of popularity might be due to its title. Personally, I think the time allotted for each work is too short. In the future, you could delve deeper into the players' psychology and interactions, which would create a sense of novelty for readers who are watching a newbie. Otherwise, it's easy to padded out the story or make it too similar to other works.

I really enjoyed this book. I hope the author won't abandon it, and also that they could write more about the details of how players experience the game. O(*^▽^*)o♪

I watched it all in a daze and then subscribed to it.

The writing has seriously fallen apart by now! The world-building is a major drag, and the protagonist can't help the world develop technology. Most importantly, it's increasingly resembling a game introduction rather than a novel! It lacks plot elements that drive progress in real society, and the game contains too many ideas that are far ahead of their time for ancient people! To them, these advanced ideas are like gibberish, making the plot increasingly awkward!

Why didn't the author create a chat space based on the spirit fox? In ancient times, communication was inconvenient, allowing many people to connect across regions could increase their popularity and make things easier for everyone. Contact methods could include: 1. Text, such as QQ; ways to make money: chat bubbles, avatar frames, themes, etc.; 2. Spiritual projection, face-to-face, such as real-person chat; ways to make money: clothes, furniture, pets, etc.