Players, Save Me

The protagonist is completely redundant, and any requests and suggestions from the protagonist can be rejected by the system with one vote. The protagonist cannot refuse any request from the system. Everything is arranged by the system. Even if the protagonist wants to be stubborn, the system will not let him. I can't see the meaning of the protagonist's existence at all. Everything is caused by the system, and the protagonist can't interfere in the slightest.

After watching part of it, I overall felt a bit frustrated The protagonist has already matured. As a result, every time the protagonist has some ideas, they are all rejected by the system. He feels that he has no sense of existence and can only complain about the show. The older one comes after the younger one. This routine is so frequent that the author himself complains about it and refuses to change it. Based on the future human living environment, Internet environment and overall quality of the game set in this book, the spread of this game is ridiculously slow. The per capita 3G network is really too fast gif

The author should not give the protagonist a golden finger to an intelligent one. Smart golden fingers are poisonous. If there is intelligence, the protagonist system can do it by itself, and the system also needs to provide protection for the players. Otherwise, it is also poisonous. Isn't there a mysterious side in this world? It's not true that all games are NPCs. Even hypnosis can make players die in reality.

The old man is a failure, but the previous one was fine. It's quite interesting. I can't accept that the first hero inheritance is an old man. I can't imagine the scene of an old man playing games. The sense of immersion is gone instantly. I don't know what the author thought of designing such a dramatic plot.

From the current point of view, it is neither toxic nor flashy, so you can read it when you don't have a book to read.

Chapter 12 is a big poisonous point from the beginning. To be honest, it really discourages me from quitting.

Writing about old people is really poisonous, very poisonous. The background of the novel has entered the space station era, so why did the old man look like an old man in reality?

Let me tell you my own opinion. I didn't expect old people to play games. Maybe it's my own bias. It just feels weird. Overall, it feels okay

Excuse me, please answer the author, does he have no heroine? If the author is yes, please mark No Harem and No Girl 1. If not, please mark 2.

Why do you feel that the author wants to chase the eunuch?