Summoning Players from the Demon-Slaying Bureau

After reading it, the most serious thing at the moment is the protagonist's shaping of the player's character, which is too close to the people. In short, he is the type of player who will ignore everything the player says. I am afraid of meeting the kind of player who will climb up the ladder if the protagonist ignores everything. . . It doesn't feel good. The second issue is the player's sense of immersion. If players just play this as a game and mess around, there will definitely be problems. After all, there is no communication barrier between players and the indigenous people here. They may have to come up with something or let the system make clear regulations. Act like a local, otherwise you will say some weird words. Although the sky is high and the emperor is far away, it is not too easy and inappropriate for someone who wants to mess with you. Otherwise, try to raise the threshold of the game in the early stages of the game, and select some people with gaming IQs to come in. If it is always so nonsensical, it will be difficult to stabilize, and it will gradually become a comedy genre. Well, this is the case for now. If you need it, the author can modify it. Of course, if you think there is something wrong with my suggestion or something else, you can also delete my comment. I don't have any objections. I just comment after reading the novel. By the way, I am not a troll.

I have read a lot of player novels. Some of the protagonists are planned by GM, the protagonists are plot villains, the protagonists are plot heroes, and the protagonists are NPC strangers. I have read all kinds of player novels. I have probably read at least 5 completed 2 million word player novels. As for the ones that I couldn't stand after reading the first 100,000 words, there are even more. This book begins with the Demon Slayer Division summoning players. From my experience, this book is the best written. The author should have thought about the role of the protagonist and how to get along with the players. The biggest difficulty in player streaming is how to make both the player and the protagonist exciting at the same time. First of all, when reading a novel, we must bring in the protagonist. If the protagonist is too bad and relies on the players for everything, or if the players are afraid that they tremble in their dreams, we will definitely not feel comfortable reading it; if the protagonist is too strong, the players will become accessories, and the protagonist will become a beast, instead working for the players, and the players will become a burden, and we will also feel unhappy. This book is very good so far. The protagonist is a little stronger than the player, but the strength is limited. The protagonist's control over the player only exists to decide whether the player will stay or leave. The player's behavior needs to be regulated by the protagonist's interaction. Then, the reason why the player helps the protagonist is not only because of the game, but also because of spiritual recognition. (PS, I have always been unable to understand some books in which the protagonist cannot speak to the players and only has contact with about 10 players. However, most of the players are loyal to the protagonist and focus on building and never destroying. Does the author think it is reasonable?) Secondly, the background of this book is well chosen, an oriental fantasy world. I asked the player stream to choose a high-magic world as the background, which is easy to write. Otherwise, when the strength comes up, you won't even be able to find an opponent, and you will completely become 300 warriors and conquer the world. I remember reading a player stream before, and the opponent was the orc tribe. Obviously most of the orc army The average basic quality is about the level of a world champion. When the player's strength increases and he can beat the orcs, he can regain the immortality characteristic. The author directly brought in an orc chief, whose strength is probably like holding a mountain in his hand as a toy. Dynasty Warriors is not so exaggerated. Another reason is that players come to experience something that cannot be experienced in reality. If mystery is too difficult to obtain and players cannot experience it for a long time, they will soon quit the game because of the duplication of the game and reality. Or if the technology stream can crush the mystery stream, then it is estimated that only a small number of top students will have fun in the game, and others will not be able to play it at all, unless their IQ is lowered by 250 and they are willing to do basic labor, such as moving bricks and building walls. Finally, the best part of this book is that it explains why players are needed, not a bunch of robots. Many authors summon players to fight, so why not use robots or undead legions. Some authors summon players to build a base. This one is even more speechless. They directly install a chip in the brain of the machine and work hard every day. They are no more busy than a group of chaotic and kind-hearted people. What are the characteristics of players? It has wisdom, can be resurrected, and can be upgraded. So the purpose of summoning players is very simple, they need to solve personalized dangerous tasks. This book is very good. The purpose of summoning players is to protect the world and eliminate demons. Demons have disguises, so the player's intelligence is needed to deduce them. Demons are dangerous, so players can be resurrected and are not afraid of sacrifice. Demons can cultivate, so players must also be able to upgrade. The author's perspective was chosen perfectly. PS I am a bookworm who has been reading for many years, so I may have problems with the punctuation of typing sentences. At the same time, if your point of view is wrong, you can give me some pointers

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🐶🍎I didn't expect you to come here

Most people who think it's okay are watching silently, and a few dissatisfied people will jump out and sing the opposite, but the author can only see those who are the opposite. So I would like to speak on behalf of the silent majority and say that it is well written.

The start is already in hell mode, and it is really poisonous to set a player carrier limit. Because this setting is more reasonable? No, I think it's even more unreasonable. Because the players are mixed, there are only three players after more than sixty chapters. These three players just tie up the protagonist to support the situation. Isn't this the most unreasonable? If one player holds back, will the game be gone? Every time the protagonist is the main output player, and every time he is the MVP, then what do you want the players to do? The summoning stream should be accompanied by a behind-the-scenes stream, but it is set that players cannot be resurrected, so what kind of summoning game is there? It's okay to change it to a team time travel story, but the fact is that it's more like a team time travel story. Generally, novels like this are thrown into the street, so let's take care of ourselves.

There's no logic, it's fine if the Demon Slayer Division doesn't strongly support it, but it's written like this.

It's about the fourth natural disaster. From chapter 72 to the latest chapter 84, it's completely the protagonist's solo show. Is it interesting? You don't have to be tired if you hang up? The importance of the players was not mentioned at all in the previous Chapter 72. They were just cannon fodder and held back. In the end, the protagonist had to do it personally. The unpredictability of the fourth natural disaster was not written at all. After the players grew up and could complete tasks independently, they were just used as a background board. After the closed beta of Chapter 72 was completed, the players were kicked away and there was no intention to bring them back.

I have read a lot of books about the Fourth Natural Disaster, but they are all the same. There are only a few players at the beginning. Isn't reading the book about the Fourth Natural Disaster just for the human sea tactics and not being afraid of death? If you try to kill a few players and they still can't die, then I'll look at Gill

With your background, it's a miracle that the imperial court survived