I Play E-Sports in the Last Days

After reading Chapter 33, I didn't want to read it anymore.        ，，， But the author himself ruined the advantages of this novel. It can be made clear that people who read this book are either newcomers or anti-drug experts. Apart from this type of people, basically no one will read this book, or it may be said that this book is not suitable for most people in the starting point. The author's writing style is good, and the IQs of the characters in the book are also online. But people shouldn't push the protagonist away. What do you want from reading a book?        ，，，， Since then, many people have imitated it. The most critical point is what are those people imitating? It is imitating the "sense of immersion". Readers enjoy it and receive recommendation votes, monthly votes, stickiness, and rewards. Until now, what readers mainly want is a sense of immersion. And because good books have whetted their appetites, almost everyone who has read it for two or three years should have one thing, that is [After reading a part, you will know the subsequent plot development, and then decide whether to continue watching] The author has several fatal problems in this book. 1 The plot outline was not chosen well, it is old-fashioned and has no innovation 2 It wasted a series of excellent innovations in this book Yes, the author cannot innovate, even if there are many so-called innovations, the main plot has not changed much, which makes these "innovations" short-lived. In fact, when I read books, I pay attention to some details that others cannot see, so I have a relatively high aesthetic sense. It's not that this book is bad, I can only say that it's not suitable for me. I can still come back and read it when I'm short of books.

The advantages and disadvantages of this novel are obvious. Advantages: The creativity is relatively new. The copy in the game is very well written. Every scene and every character has no facial makeup, and the opponent's IQ is still online. Disadvantages: The transition to the real world is too abrupt and there is too little foreshadowing. I chose the Investigation Department for no reason. I didn't suffer retaliation for choosing the Investigation Department for no reason. Too deliberate. The portrayal of the protagonist's character is not that clear. At least I can't see any personality traits of the protagonist except for his strong will. In addition, it is a test of the author's game library. There are only 3.4 Games in these 50 chapters.

Compared with the latter, all the points in the first are used for lottery, the game is always a single-player survival mode, and reporting the real names of enemies in the game cannot be considered poison at all. The previous part related to the dome is already poisonous enough, but after reading Chapter 74, I think Shennong will die from the poison. A combination of punches from the opposite side, threat + moral kidnapping + mind-blowing persuasion, the protagonist was directly evaded, and then he was easily betrayed by the girl who cared about him so much that she was even willing to risk her own life... This is really the first time I saw the protagonist being evaded and betrayed his teammates. In the past, I always complained about the unreasonableness of the villain being evaded by the protagonist... It was too overwhelming.

The lottery really made me stupid. After the death-defying game, the random lottery started? I understand if you ensure your own safety and have so many points that you have no place to use them. But the result is that you start using all your points and reviews for lottery draws without knowing anything?

The punishment mechanism is too much! Mark probably wanted to reflect the cruelty of the game, but he didn't think deeply about how ridiculous the punishment mechanism of "failure in the game is death" is! Counting only these combat games that are half dead once you start them, everyone should know that "one dollar will be given on the first day, two dollars on the second day; and then double the money of the previous day will be given every day for a month." How much money will be paid on the 30th day? For a game with such a high death rate, how large of a population base can it support? Even if it is only turned on once a month, the current population of the earth can be reduced to zero in three years! What's even more awesome is that there is a mode with an even more exaggerated mortality rate! It is suggested that changing the punishment mechanism to deducting certain physical attributes feels more reliable, and reaching a certain evaluation can exempt you from punishment. Of course, the death penalty should also be retained, but it cannot be so brutal that you just die after losing a game, because with such a punishment, there really won't be many people to let you die. Moreover, in the random game mode, if it were not cheating like pig's feet, the players who participated in the game seven times would be one out of a hundred, and those who participated in the game ten times would be one out of a thousand! Fourteen times is one in a million! In the apocalyptic world, will so many people die?

Damn it, most of the points gained at the beginning were used for lottery draws. Based on the previous few comments made by the other party, we can know that this game will kill people. The protagonist actually used them for lottery draws. Anyone who is normal knows not to believe in luck in such a big thing. I guess the author also bet on dogs, and he lost everything in the end.

Writing novels, especially such systematic novels, actually has a great advantage, that is, the protagonist's advantages are very obvious, and readers can understand them at a glance. So the lottery is really poisonous. First, if you can get much better rewards through lottery than winning, then what's the point of getting an S-level card? Anyway, it's a lottery in a novel. Even if the protagonist gets a B rating, you, the author, can still draw the bloodline of the Sword Master with a stroke of his pen. Is there any difference? This way of writing completely destroys the new blood-torture character. The pleasure of getting rewards is so random. Second, there are so many and miscellaneous things in the lottery. Do you expect readers to remember what the protagonist got in the lottery 120 times? Third, the sense of apocalypse is completely destroyed. Think about a novel about survival in the apocalypse. Just one game and one lottery can reverse everything. Then if the protagonist does not go well, it is a deliberate setback by the author, not the pressure of survival brought by the apocalypse. It cannot give people a sense of immersion at all. This kind of writing has too strong a sense of stripping. A novel that wants to achieve results should focus on writing the plot to promote it, rather than the author arranging it as he pleases, otherwise he can only entertain himself.

You play the game as a game, and others play the game as their lives. You think we gamers are the only ones who are smart. Are all people fools? This setting is really stupid

I can't stand it anymore after the 70th chapter. The protagonist does not accept threats unless your ideals are noble enough. Emmm

The dome is ridiculous and the plot is boring.

Chapter 10: Are there any brothers who gave up the trap like me?

If you have played these games, you will probably enjoy watching them, but I have never played most of them, so I am confused and uninteresting 😒😒

Others can also accept the results and directly GG as soon as the dome comes out

It's getting more and more exciting, the characters' IQs are online, and the unreasonable things in the early stage will be filled in later. Come on, author! Monthly tickets presented

I voted for recommendation, it was well written and I finished it in one go.

In the last days, there are only a few people. If so many people die in each game, will anyone die for you?

Judging from my experience in Qidian for almost 20 years. Just by looking at the title and introduction, you can tell that this is a bad book. Take a look at the comments. No more running. . . Why. Today's young people. Do you really have no imagination?

Could it be that the author has been criticized for being autistic? I wonder if this novel can still be read.