Game World Pioneer

As soon as the protagonist has an advantage, he is suppressed by the author. Although the protagonist always wins in the end, he can't stand it anymore. Moreover, the author depicts a lot of evil in this world, which makes me feel uncomfortable.

I only watched the beginning. Didn't understand. Choose a career. The first one has magical powers straight away. But he chose a mime, and said that the extra thousand points could buy magic like small fireballs. So I chose the actor Yaju. This kind of brain circuit really cannot be introduced. A direct meeting. One has to complete tasks to study with points, and he is still in poor health. Is this a decision a normal person can make?

Don't you think the author's setting in Chapter 9 is outrageous? I haven't played torches and axes in a few years, and the manuscript has become a technology book??? In this setting, there is no need to choose other characters except the old lady.

I have played all three games written by the author of these copies. Don't Starve, I was the first one to play, and then PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and then This War of Mine, especially that war. Really, I have passed them several times, but I always want to play them a few more times, even though I know that this is It's a game, but when you actually see the words in it when you play it, you really feel an inexplicable feeling. Especially once I snatched the Silent House and the couple. I actually felt a little depressed after playing it. What's more, I don't know if the plot of the copy is different? When I was playing that game, the boat ride was actually a trap. I once met a homeless man at the airport. He said that he was deceived by the boat ride and lost all his property.

The author's writing style is still good, and the plot arrangement is relatively good. Apart from being short, there are basically no major shortcomings. The first dungeon is Don't Starve. To be honest, even though I have never played Don't Starve, I find Don't Starve interesting. The protagonist's IQ is online, and he won't blindly give supplies, especially bones to future enemies. The only thing I don't understand is the part where the enemy betrays the Hercules in the end. Haven't Hercules' teammates noticed that the protagonist is also a decisive person in killing? There is no point in voting for a certificate, since he will die anyway, and does the protagonist count as a gamble? If the other party didn't rebel, wouldn't he be beaten?

Clicked four times in a row but didn't want to see it

The protagonist is obviously not from the real world in terms of setting, because he doesn't know anything, and his world has extraordinary powers, so we can conclude that the protagonist is also a native, not a player.

The author's writing is very good, but it just makes me feel embarrassed when I read it. I can't stand it anymore and I don't know what's going on.

Has the Torch Manuscript turned into a technology book? Except for grandma, there is no need to play other characters. You won't be able to survive the first day.

It is recommended to choose Red Dead Redemption 2 for the next world.