Buy a World and Make It a Game

The book itself is fine. However, while reading it, one thought kept echoing in my mind: isn't the protagonist just taking advantage of the system's easy money? This made it really hard for me to get into the plot... And the system's profit-making method was only half-understood... Why would it make money when it's losing money? Why not spend some money in the game itself?

While I quite enjoy this type of novel, similar to that other popular game-making novel, I don't know why the protagonists in every one of them seem to be focused on exploiting system loopholes to lose money and then profiting from it. I haven't seen a single novel where the protagonist is genuinely interested in making games, or making games for the sake of making games.

Haha! I can't relate at all! Seriously, a 27-year-old university professor! And these ridiculous parents still insist on raising their 27-year-old son frugally! And they even have a trashy younger sister as the main character? Is she a sister or an enemy? Making a university professor do cross-dressing livestreams? Doesn't she want her brother anymore? Is she crazy?

Evaluation Let me just say it here, and I'll play the role of Shennong for you all. The first thing is that although this book is a game-themed story, it hasn't really touched on the game aspect yet. Secondly, this book has a rather awful younger sister who doesn't treat her brother like a brother at all. If I had a sister like that, I would have beaten her to death long ago.

There is no romance in this book, so I will no longer respond to speculations in that regard. During the recommendation period, I hope everyone will support it. Friends using the app, please click "Remind" and "Subscribe". It's free during the free period, so that more friends can see this book and it can go through several rounds of recommendations.

The book itself is alright, but it has a few flaws. 1. Forced money loss to lower the protagonist's IQ. 2. Non-virtual technology, simulating real life, shipbuilding, research labs, etc., How would that work? Anyone who's played a game knows that there are only so many keys on a keyboard; you can't just add extra functions out of thin air. Virtual technology would be understandable.

I don't know when it started. The male protagonist in the novel always has to bring a younger sister along, and I suspect that the younger sisters they bring are just different names, with similar personalities and appearances, and are all beautiful and stunning.

I really hate the idea of ​​having a younger sister. Yeah, I don't know why I hate it, regardless of whether you have parents or not. Older sisters, older brothers, younger brothers, whatever, I just don't want a younger sister. It's enough to make me want to quit as soon as I start watching.

One lesson learned: there's a reason why someone fails. The title is a filter; those who see your title are basically there to read about games, and then you write some random romance novels that aren't even very good. It's been twenty chapters already, and there's only one game. One game isn't a big deal, but they haven't written much about the game part.

It was originally a great premise, but it had to be referenced from a book about losing money to become the richest man. It would have been better to turn it into something like buying otherworldly items, developing games, and earning creation points.