Players Lead the World

This novel can be considered an above-average novel, one that is good but not too popular. There are no logical problems, the writing style is very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, and the content and subject matter are also very interesting. Overall, this novel is very good. But there are still some problems with the writing of the supporting characters. I always feel that the supporting characters... Well, I can't say it, are a bit off-putting, and they are forced to intersperse the scenes.

I think it's okay, so I just want to ask if there is a female protagonist. To be honest, if the writing skills are not good enough to write a female protagonist, I really can't stand it. Now I always feel that there are too many descriptions of female characters around the protagonist, which makes me feel like there are too many female protagonists.

This book is really strange. After reading the previous plot for a long time, I felt that it was not enjoyable at all. The plot was bland and I just brushed it off. There are also some plot developments that are just forced into it and are inexplicable. The protagonist also felt weird. He really treated reality as a game. As a result, when the real game plot happened, he suddenly became emotional again. Moreover, after playing several games, I didn't see any growth in the protagonist at all, so I just loaded up the game and passed the game without thinking. Can you show off your IQ? [Just like the swordsman plot, the fighting plot is just like oral sex, there is no sense of scene at all, or is it the story behind it? The supporting role is really hard to describe. The protagonist said that women will only affect my speed of drawing the sword. Then the author arranged for a bunch of supporting female characters to insert themselves into the plot, and they suddenly became close to the protagonist for no reason. Even the game plot has supporting female characters. . .

Ask the author, is this your new vest? If so, let me take a look at what your previous vest was.

The plot and settings are very good, but can you stop writing so many messy and unimpressive stories, forcing the protagonist to be a woman who loses her wits and loses her waistcoat, some inexplicable sixth sense, and some really otherworldly people become women near the protagonist. Hey, this book is very good.

I would feel better if the two female characters in the front were not there. I saw that the one in the gym has any use other than getting a gas mask in Chapter 84. The image is not pleasing, and it is of no use in promoting the plot. Skipping it will not affect the continuity. I don't know why it was designed. The plot of the guide at the end is also weird. Weird, why do you have to create some emotional lines? It doesn't mean that it can make the character more fleshed out. You might as well change it to a male character. And after reading Chapter 84, where is the growth of the protagonist? I don't mean the change of numerical values. After the protagonist experiences these events, he understands that this is not just a game. Isn't there a mentality growth? I didn't see it. The subject matter is very good, but the useless supporting characters and the embarrassing plot are really not well presented to the readers. It's not bad enough, but it's awkward.

The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the ending is unexpected, and the content is resonant and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in decades. My only regret is that I have not read a word of it.

Wait, wouldn't it be better to replace the woman who leads the way with destiny with a tall and thick man?

The author's writing is very good, and I feel it is much more interesting than the book "It's a Small World". I hope the author doesn't want to be a stud. The ambiguous relationship with women in that book is really disgusting.

The plot is okay What I don't like is that the female characters are not likable and someone knows the identity of the protagonist not even many chapters in. The first two female characters were dismissed as soon as they were written (I couldn't stand it until about chapter 80). Maybe the later ones will be better, but it is difficult to retain people if they are dismissed in the first place My personal thoughts. I won't talk about other minor points that are not too serious.