Arad: I Just Want to Lie Flat
阿拉德：我只想躺平啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 487k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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171Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
13.9kFans
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This is the best adaptation of the DNF novel. Full of memories, but no major flaws.
I don't understand, what's the point of you just living in a game and trying to pick up girls? That function doesn't even exist anymore.
Nobody here? It's pretty good, keep it up! ^0^~
I posted this on the game forum, hope it doesn't get buried. 🙂🙂
The author probably intended to write a cheeky character, but it turned into a truly cheeky one. Even though he's supposed to be a master, he gets constantly roasted and still laughs it off. Getting roasted by women is one thing, but getting roasted by random people is baffling. How can anyone relate to a protagonist like that? Another point is that the protagonist is somewhat famous and considered a big shot by casual observers. It's absurd that he could be looked down upon.
I have a suggestion: it gets boring if the main character always plays the same Gunner character. I suggest the main character have a different DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) character.
The downside is that the system is intelligent and can deduct points at will... The protagonist starting as a sharpshooter and then switching to a roaming character isn't so bad, since everyone has their own preferences. Personally, if I could play these kinds of AR games or travel to another world, I'd prefer to choose the male paladin.
I don't know if the author still reads book reviews, but I'll share my thoughts. 1. The protagonist's class is bad. Dungeons and Ghost Knights are no joke. Some people will immediately click X if they see that the protagonist is an eel. 2. The positioning is unclear. It is said to be a pure online game, but the protagonist is stuck in the game.
The biggest flaw in this book is its system; most importantly, the system is intelligent and can deduct reputation points from the host—a highly toxic feature. 90% Of readers will be deterred by this.
The writing is okay, but the premise is a bit strange? Online games? Can we bring a fighting loli character into real life? 😜