How Come the Promised Doomsday of Words Has Come True?

The following content contains spoilers I didn't sleep after reading it all night. I have now read the first chapter after it was released. I personally think it is a better book, but there are two things that I am confused about, which may be poisonous points for me. 1. After the player's character dies in the game, there is a chance that zombies, groups of corpses, and even mutated zombies will spawn at the player's actual location. This will undoubtedly cause casualties and even building collapse, but the official in the book does not seem to have taken any favorable measures. Even some players do not consciously leave crowded places to play. Should officials restrict or even punish this behavior? 2. The strength of the villain in the text game in the book has been able to extend its tentacles to reality, which means that it is feasible to assassinate players in reality to affect the game. In this case, the protagonist appears on a large scale, or whether the official appearance of the protagonist (with a speech in a literary tone) will have an impact on the protagonist's personal safety in reality. In reality, the protagonist does not wear armor. It is not impossible to be shot in the head by someone with a player weapon (such as a Thor sniper rifle) hidden several hundred meters away while shopping. In this case, is it inappropriate for the protagonist and the officials not to be more vigilant? The question raised by the second point is why the company did not realistically attack the protagonist. The protagonist has already destroyed two "bases" and took away the crucial little girl. However, the company's attack is still limited to the game, and the intensity is only four fleets and one helicopter. This is inconsistent with the company's ability to destroy the top human aviation forces in the game It is worth mentioning that apart from these two points, there are no other poisonous points, so it is still worth watching.

Haha, author, you must have been confused by people. There are quite a lot of people reading books on Crimson King these days. Don't dig holes and set up foreshadowing. Although you gave explanations later, most of them didn't read the explanations and just took it as illogical and criticized. Readers these days are impatient, so don't worry about it. Everyone just reads for fun. If you don't like it, just don't read it.

Please read the tags before reading this book. This book is not a complete doomsday, but a literal doomsday. The order of the real world has not collapsed. This is only due to a game software called "Literal Doomsday", which has made the reality of the civilized world on the verge of a doomsday crisis. There may be intrigues in it, but it is definitely not easy to see the bitterness and hatred. I also want to write it more relaxedly. Please take it as an urban supernatural novel rather than a doomsday survival story. This is a story about humans trying to prevent the doomsday, rather than struggling to survive in the apocalypse. As for the protagonist, he is an ordinary person in the background. After getting a golden finger, he gradually becomes extraordinary. In addition, there are two purposes for opening a store. One is for food, clothing, housing and transportation. As long as the real world does not collapse, money is indispensable. The other purpose is also explained in my article. Thank you everyone.

Books similar to Tomato cannot be said to be exactly the same, I can only say that there is no difference. I just came to Qidian to read it because I got tired of reading that kind of book. I didn't expect to meet you here 😂

It feels pretty good, give me a reward to support it.

The writing is a bit broken. There is too much freedom when describing the game. A text game is like a holographic game. The linkage with the world itself is also very rough. It is unclear whether it is the text options in the game or the behavior in the real world. The idea is really good, but the writing is really not strong enough.

It still feels very good. Good luck to the author.

Come on, come on, come on＾0＾~

Is this mandatory to join? Only obligations but no benefits? What a crap thing.

This college student anchor named Kuang Bian Xiaoyou can live-stream word games and realize reality. Isn't he afraid of being killed by people who don't have the qualifications to play this game?

I really don't like this. Many people download mysterious software.

Word game + doomsday is a good theme. I personally think that one of the drawbacks is that there is no need to join the official organization so early. Regarding the relationship with the official, the author refers to the secular master, the blasphemous wizard in the mysterious world, who either cooperates in a low-key manner or downplays the official organization. It is much better than joining the official organization in such a high-profile way at the beginning. A little suggestion, don't criticize if you don't like it.

I can barely read it and make a small suggestion. The dialogue between the characters should be as concise as possible and use less rhetoric, which makes it awkward to watch.

The writing is a bit interesting, but the number of words is a bit short. Let's take care of it first and then talk about it.

Although the writing style is a bit weak, the text and story still seem quite interesting. I look forward to the follow-up. It is very smooth and not boring.

I don't understand why the protagonist doesn't dare to use the breathing method in reality. I want the protagonist to be stronger, not just rely on equipment.

Refined

It has been on the bookshelf T1 list for 3 years. When I came back, I looked like the author.