A Sandbox Survival Game from Scratch

I feel this is more vivid and expressive.

Sandbox games like Minecraft, ARK: Survival Evolved, and Don't Starve are probably the most well-known; almost everyone has played them.

From Ark: Evolution to Nodes, the narrative feels like it explores two distinct themes. The earlier part focuses on the struggle for survival, even bordering on a farming-like experience, while the later part returns to a more conventional fantasy style, albeit one that depicts Cthulhu's survival through fantasy lens.

Volume 1 was exceptionally well-written, though it was a long, dark night... The addition of other players later on was truly mind-numbing.

Emmmm, I came from a forum and was looking for a walkthrough when I suddenly came across this novel. I said I'd check it out later. As someone who's been reading novels for almost ten years, I think the biggest problem with this book is that it focuses too much on the game setting and completely forgets that the protagonist is still a person.

There was still a way to reach the Ark. But then Famine, and Isaac, everything changed. Suddenly, Cthulhu...

Is this a multi-person time travel or something? Plant a picture by the way

Actually, I feel that it would be more interesting if the protagonist could be deviated from some of the game's established rules.

This protagonist can help a complete stranger out of kindness, but also destroy a town out of sheer curiosity by bringing Brother A to life. I don't really understand what's going on in his head.

To avoid compromising the power system, the author suppressed the protagonist's abilities as much as possible. The protagonist faces a life-or-death crisis whenever he encounters two or more enemies, and he doesn't seem to have the drive to seize every opportunity to become stronger. Personally, I feel the protagonist isn't playing a life-or-death game but rather a virtual online game.