The Global Order Descends
全球秩序降临
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 273k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
118Chapters
6kRecommendations
64Fans
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... Life is treated like a game; others have ten lives to fight monsters, while the protagonist laughs at them. The protagonist has only one life, enters a high-level monster area at level 1, and even falls off a cliff. The game starts with an adventure, and any unexpected event can kill the protagonist. He teetered on the brink of life and death.
The reality is that high-end combat power absolutely belongs to the nation. With millions of soldiers going out to collect all kinds of supplies, I really can't think of any group that has the resources to compete with them!
The protagonist's combat power is terrifyingly high, and there's also that global ranking.
I just felt that the pig's feet were a bit aggrieved.
It's not bad, but there's a major plot hole: real-world resources can be exchanged for in-game money! So, the social classes in the game remain the same, especially those companies or organizations that control various mineral resources, which can dominate large areas of the game. This will exacerbate conflicts.
There are too many equipment descriptions, which affects the reader's experience and makes the plot flow disjointed.
The subject matter is good, but firstly, the way people are randomly rescued in the game is a bit off. There are many books that speak for humanity, and I'm really not a savior, plus there are actors. Those kinds of rescues don't make me feel like a saint, but yours always makes me feel like a saint.
I welcome readers to leave comments, which will help me improve. Any suggestions are welcome.
When I started reading the first chapter, I saw the chapter title mentioning that tens of millions had died. Suddenly, a statistic came to mind. If we count each death as a single instance, and each person has ten lives, online data suggests Earth has 7.5 Billion people (the number on Earth is unknown), with an average of five people born every second.
Your novel does better in the fantasy genre; fewer people read it in the gaming genre. When will the world rankings come out?