Billions of Players Stand Before Me

Having read up to chapter 80, the book is decent, but I'm quite frustrated. I'm wondering if I misjudged the investment. First, the protagonist's current power is divided among the national research group's influence, the three large conglomerates that emerged initially, and the remaining ordinary players who are all gold farmers.

Seeing the protagonist remain completely indifferent to the threat of being logged off by players, I can only say this novel is doomed. Damn it, you players were summoned by me, given this platform to grow your strength and prolong your lives, and now you're playing the logging-off card with me at this crucial moment?

The author inexplicably elaborates on the protagonist's weak control over the player, while the grand scale of the events suggests significant rewards later on, but I don't see it coming. Punishments and similar mechanics seem to depend on the author's mood, offering no real impact.

It should be a bug. At the sixth or seventh rank, one can kill a god! The concept of a god has plummeted; they are now merely equivalent to a manager. It's not that you can't kill them, but there's a condition: you need to first massacre a city or destroy some special buildings.

Setting fire to the mountain is a stunt; if you're going to burn all the monsters in the mountain, then this game is unplayable. Don't tell me there are monsters everywhere; even the villagers and civilians in the village wouldn't survive, including the protagonist. In the early game, a random monster horde will easily wipe out your protagonist's power.

I'm quitting, I'm quitting. I've never seen such a weak god. Threatened by players and native inhabitants. I've never seen anything this weak. Of all the stories I've read, yours has the lowest and weakest prestige. I read one before, it was about a lord, but even though he was a bit weak at the beginning, at least he had prestige. With yours, the protagonist is just trash.

Here's a joke: Jack Ma and Pony Ma were threatened with not coming to work by their employees. 😥

Abandoned!! What the hell is this?! Those who risk their lives for you get no punishment, while those who cause you trouble are left unpunished, as if nothing happened. It's like when you're being chased, the person who protects you doesn't thank you, and the person who pushes you towards the enemy doesn't even feel a hint of hatred? Did you just take a dump and your brain is full of shit?

I've seen comments saying that by chapter 80, the game had already lost control of the players, which was evident from the early character Xia Tian. The first wave attracted a beast tide, and the second time he went off to cause trouble again! These are uncontrollable factors!

There are a lot of books like this these days. Yours is well-written, but I feel it's going to fall apart. Why? Firstly, we don't write about the national institutions that haven't collapsed. We also don't write about the connection between you, the "main god," and these institutions, or the backstabbing and infighting.