Planning Another World

I've read about a hundred chapters and it's not bad. I'll draw a map of the early stages and add more details later. 😁 Some parts are not described in much detail due to my limited abilities, which may cause some inconsistencies. The map is for reference only. ┐(´-`)┌

I've noticed that many behind-the-scenes game developers are very player-friendly, purely focused on making the game enjoyable. However, these kinds of games will never truly thrive. Reasons: 1. Resurrection has a cost. 2. Quest rewards have a cost. 3. There are quite a few incompetent players. Costs increase with level; without proper limits, how can a game develop without resources?

Here are my thoughts after reading. The author's writing is good. The expression is clear. There's no suspicion of padding the word count so far. So far, I feel it's well-written with no major flaws. Although the player's intelligence is slightly lacking, overall it's very well-written. A rare gem! 😃 Four stars.

One thing I can't understand is that if we want to play foreign games, we can only do so through online translations, or if we already know English, even if there are translations available, they are done by domestic teams. But when our games are exported, we have to translate them...

... This is a free-range world within the book, with two main characters (the male and female protagonists). Truly a shepherd's sheep (the player). Despite the apparent disorder, the macro-control measures didn't give the impression of chaos. Impressive!

I drew this carefully *ଯ( ॢᵕ꒶̮ᵕ)ॢഒ*☽˟

What's the goddess's role? At first, I thought she was a mascot, just responsible for being beautiful. Then I thought she was a tool, summoning heroes and issuing quests. After reading a few chapters, I felt she was a burden, using her divine power to exchange for alcohol. I'm a bit confused.

Reminder: Please ignore the VR aspect and automatically imagine it as a virtual reality gaming pod, a brain-computer interface headset, or similar device; otherwise, the plot will become anti-intellectual from the very beginning.

There's something I need to mention. The writing is alright, but if the goddess is to be the protagonist's wife, it might be a bit problematic: 1. Although she only summons souls and gives them bodies, in chapter 29 the goddess pats the male player's shoulder, indicating some physical contact (and the male protagonist doesn't even get this benefit)! 2.

Every time Ye Xiaohan appears, I get chills; it's so cringeworthy I could crawl on my toes. The author wanted to create some kind of genius young girl, but lacked the ability to portray her properly, resulting in just an ordinary elementary school student with some kind of cheat code. It significantly lowers the book's prestige.