My Game Is Taking the Universe by Storm
我的游戏风靡宇宙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Great Books
All kinds of genres. You have to keep switching up what you read
Some Interesting Reads!
These are all books I'm currently following. I'm sharing them with everyone and hope you enjoy them. I'm in a reading slump lately. Any recommendations? Preferably stories about building and management, spiritual qi revival, or world-building. Online games and historical fiction are good too!
The Yakumo Family's Food Pantry
There are more and more books getting published every day, but the number of readers with nothing to read hasn’t gone down. This list is mostly made up of books I’ve read and found pretty good, my solid picks and hidden gems. (The exact criteria are based on how I feel.) I’ll keep updating the list, so if you find it useful or enjoy it, please give it a like and save it. And if you know any good books, feel free to leave a comment and recommend them to me. I’m out of books to read too (›´ω`‹). P
My Reading List
Putting together a list of books I've read that I could stick with. I'll write a summary when I feel like it. I'm going with the flow and will add more whenever I remember.
A Little Bit of Everything (Eaten by a Cute Foodie)
A bit of everything
A Little Bit of Everything
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Hunting for a Read During a Reading Slump
Some classics, along with a few promising books
My Private Little Book List
Just my personal opinion, for my own reading
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The tipping thread, the poor man's version. Although things are a bit tough here, everyone else has a building, so I'll make do and build one too. But I don't have much money, so I'll start with 10 points for the first floor, and settle the payment when it's listed. Keep it up, author! Make this book longer, don't finish it too early again.
As a long-time Minecraft player, the beginning of this book about Minecraft is really hard to watch. The reason why Minecraft became so popular was not only because of its extremely excellent game mechanics, but also because the game's creators released 70% of the source code, allowing players to DIY textures, mods, and even character models and movement methods.
Egg's writing is excellent; Sanjiang truly deserves the title. Keep it up!
Share your thoughts after reading Chapter 127 (the latest chapter).
They started by copying Minecraft, then implemented in-app purchases, and then Minecraft disappeared from the scene. I copied Spore from the secondhand version, modified it to include a battle royale mode, and then it went silent. It was a rehash of Battle Through the Heavens, with the addition of a gacha system, and then the subsequent plot was cut short.
Shocking news!
Reading progress: Chapter 3 Impressions: A light novel Poor points: Exaggerated numerical settings, a ridiculously predictable Minecraft production process, and an assumption that it will be a hit; it's basically a mind-numbingly stupid genre. Regarding paid Minecraft resource packs, both the NetEase and Windows 10 versions offer them.
The more games I play, the more I like pay-per-play and single-player games. Free-to-play games, except for a few decent ones, are mostly just a way to rip people off... Not only do point-card games not have in-game stores, but their game operation and content updates are also very reliable.
Promoting in-app purchase games and cracking down on pay-to-play games, haha.
I enjoy reading about game development, just like when I was a kid and couldn't afford internet access, I'd watch others play and secretly dream of opening my own internet cafe someday. And when I play a game that doesn't meet my expectations, I think about how I'd love to make my own. But why do current gaming novels portray free-to-play games crushing paid games as a satisfying aspect?
The game-related aspects were alright, but as for the realistic aspects, even with my brain cleared, it was still readable.