The Eerie Cultivation Game

The more I watched, the more angry I became. I couldn't stand seeing Bai Xiaoya being taken away. The protagonist is like a humanoid natural disaster. Things happen wherever he goes. The villages and counties he walks along are basically wiped out. However, the protagonist has no B-level skills at all. Every time I think that the protagonist should not have noticed something, right? To the point where I really don't think it's my problem. Always bring a bunch of drag bottles, even though I can't protect myself, I still bring those players to hold me back. Being tied tightly to those players, working as a nanny for them, wiping their butts, there is no freedom at all. Overall, this is a pure sadomasochistic article with a bit of a refreshing feel! The protagonist is completely toyed with and applauded by those big forces, and is chased back and forth by them. Although he is able to repel the attacks every time, he will pay a huge price every time. Either most of the team members are killed or injured, or his friends are crippled or his whole family is killed, or even almost all the villagers die. The result is that the enemy is beaten back once, which is basically no big deal. Next time, some people will be sent to chase the protagonist, and then they will continue to kill a lot of people around the protagonist, and the cycle starts again. The more I watch it, the more annoyed I get. I really can't stand it anymore. Leave a comment to warn others who come after me!

As long as the protagonist is not mentally retarded and half as smart as Brother Yang, I won't feel so uncomfortable watching it 😐

To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised when I first read this book. With the unconventional opening and background setting, the author's slightly weaker writing style and some slightly poisonous plots are acceptable. Until more than a hundred chapters, around the time of the farewell, the rhythm of the entire book begins to decline rapidly. First, let's sort out the initial setting of the book: It's probably horror resurgence + real game + light city + light comedy These settings match well. I think a better way to write this book is: "Highlight the horror and the atmosphere of light despair, and then use daily light comedy interactions to dilute this atmosphere, and then use the realistic plot as a relaxation." This feeling can be brought out by the player's calmness and humor, and the NPC's fear and despair, until the game and reality merge. But what I saw in this book, both the players and the NPCs, were all funny and indifferent to life and death, which completely eliminated the faint sense of fear that this book should have had. And I feel that the author's writing power is obviously lacking, and he is not sure about the shades of pen and ink. He seems to treat all characters equally except the protagonist, and he is not sure about the details or sketches. For example, the role of Ma Xiaoling is very abrupt, and it feels like it was forcibly fabricated to advance the plot. I feel that when writing this character, we should at least tell the story between her and Ah Kuan from Ma Xiaoling's perspective, otherwise it always feels like we are forcibly establishing a conflict. And the protagonist, I feel like he is just an ordinary person with no luck, and there is always a feeling that he is not worthy of the power he has. Also, the pace is too slow, almost two hundred and fifty chapters, and only a few days have passed. And if you are a master, you really shouldn't write about auctions, it's too cliche and watery. However, there are two points in this book that I think are well written. One is a variety of weirdness. The other is that anyone can die, everyone is treated equally, life is random, and death is random. Especially Fire Captain. It's just that this was supposed to be used to create an atmosphere of terror. To be honest, at the end of this book, I really smelled the flavor of raising Gu and cultivating immortals. Even after arriving in Mo Village, everything was familiar routines. Isn't this the market in cultivation novels? If you change your skin, others won't be able to recognize you? Especially when it comes to picking up leaks, it is extremely poisonous. This book is called Weird Style Cultivation Game, not a Cultivation Game. If it turns out to be a pure cultivation routine, then so be it.

After fully pre-ordering, I saw more than 600 chapters and found that I had already written a crash. I killed a rain level in the early stage. Can you tell me this is your experience? You don't want to upgrade to Xiantian Lama, but can you give me the entire Xiantian 3 and 2? How many steps are there in between? ? ? In the middle and late stages, you killed a person whose health was close to violent and rose from Innate 3 to Innate 1? ? ? We don't read books without thinking. Can you please go through the outline and overall ideas? Right now I'm confused and skipping a beat. What is the purpose of the protagonist? It is said at the beginning that it is to protect the people he wants to protect, but it is basically dead in the end. Protecting real life? Bai Xiaoya died, and there was only Sister Yuan. My parents didn't read it themselves, so they might have died. In the game village, I'm going to be a good guy, Quan Liang, will you take revenge later? The whole village is dead and the pace is so slow. Everyone is dead. What you need after cutting the knife is to feel refreshed. If you don't feel refreshed, it will only bring anger to the readers. The tragedy of the protagonist is not very well written. He has died so many times, does not kill monsters, joins the forces, and wanders around. The author may have his own considerations, but the feelings and experiences of the readers must be taken into consideration. We can't spend money to seek abuse. The overall rhythm was good at the beginning, but it took a big dive in the later stage. After seeing Quan Ding, I can't watch it now, and I'm totally spending money to find fault. Don't update more or less every day, clarify your ideas, and when the writing quality is up, everything will be up. The early stage and the late stage are completely written in two ways, and it feels like another person.

After reading the whole book, it is unfinished. Later book lovers can move on to other books.

To put it bluntly, you have no social common sense at all. What you write is divorced from reality and life, and you think it is humorous. The setting is good, but the details are really hard to watch.

After reading the 800th chapter, I felt something was wrong. Good guy, it's a bad ending. I can tolerate the crazy watering in the middle and later stages, but I can't stand the bad ending. I'll just read your book again🐶

The protagonist inexplicably has a bunch of weaknesses 🤔 Tai, Wuwu, Bai Xiaoya (Bai Daya), Sister Yuan... I really don't understand how the emotions between the protagonist and them came about, it's really inexplicable. They are not like Lin Ling who has experienced the battle of life and death with the protagonist, nor are they like Han Bai who have given the protagonist substantial help (can be regarded as the protagonist's mentor). There are also mountain captains and hairsprings. This kind of powerful female character is actually a masochist? 🙄 After losing the fight, I developed a lot of affection for the protagonist, and then quickly fell in love with the protagonist... OMG! ! ! Then there is the quality of the players. Players in a game can be divided into: European Emperor, Technical Emperor, Kryptonian Guy, and ordinary players. It's not fully shown in the book! The protagonist covers the first three, and the others are all ordinary players 🙄

The reviews are so bad that a bunch of supporting characters die every time, and even the main character gets a lunch box, and the one I originally thought was the heroine is directly transformed into the villain boss. The writing is so disgusting and disgusting, and I think that so many people die is entirely the trouble caused by the protagonist. If there is no protagonist, there won't be so many things, and those NPCs still treat the protagonist as a benefactor? ? There is no IQ at all, and what I thought was foreshadowing was not reflected at all. It is a complete mess, and people die in every chapter. The author's name is really right. If you can't write a novel well, don't disgust the readers.

The name of this book should be changed to "The Mentally Disabled Protagonist and His Million-Gourd Man". If you don't have the brains to be reckless, you will call me mother when you can't decide.