
The Supernatural World Becomes a Game
超凡世界游戏化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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144Chapters
6.2kRecommendations
27.1kFans
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The author completely treated a mouse-and-keyboard online game as a virtual reality game. In a mouse-and-keyboard game, many actions are impossible. Even if you set up the code, the keyboard has limited keys, preventing a normal human experience. You either have to completely change it to a virtual game with conscious input, or simply not write it at all. With a mouse and keyboard controlling your character, those actions are impossible unless you have hundreds or thousands of keys.
I really didn't understand Chapter 2. It felt like the map exploration rate was 64%, and there were 7 exploration opportunities left, so it ended right away, which wasted a lot of resources. I know the author overpowered the protagonist too much in the beginning and wanted to forcibly limit the speed at which the protagonist became stronger, but this kind of completely illogical plot is too weird and annoying to read.
Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
I think the author needs to realize what makes this book appealing. What I found refreshing was the manipulation of characters, the experience of life, the character's idle gameplay, and the use of characters to solve problems. However, the last ten or so chapters subtly shifted the perspective, moving from character to role-playing, making it indistinguishable from other fantasy novels.
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There's really no need to create a secondary account; it's too difficult to create one.
I enjoy reading about game-like dungeons, similar to "The Endless Fun of Small Worlds." Do any fellow readers have other book recommendations?
To be honest, this book gives me the feeling that it's a jumbled mess when put together, but scattered like stars. Each chapter, taken individually, has its own imaginative ideas and clever designs, but unfortunately, the author puts them all together.
Stop messing around. Your adopted daughter has no idea you want to write about humanity and depth. But many readers just can't get into it! Keep up the good work and support the new book!
Since the appearance of the ring, the reading difficulty has increased, the experience has decreased, the power settings are too complex, requiring difficult reading comprehension, and this power clearly does not belong to oneself, it does not develop human potential, and the intricate human system has been disrupted.